Koji Uehara tossed another scoreless inning today at Double-A Bowie.
Check out coverage of Koji's outing in Steve Melewski's blog here. He made the drive down to Prince George's Stadium.
The Baysox are playing a morning game, but don't look for the Orioles to activate Uehara from the disabled list later today. That would be a tad early. They'll want to check on him tomorrow and make sure his hamstring didn't tighten up.
A move could be coming soon, however.
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Wearing a white number 19 Bowie Baysox jersey, Koji Uehara gave up a walk, but no runs or hits in the Erie top of the first. Koji worked fast and pitched out of the stretch throughout.
Leadoff hitter Chris White grounded out to first on an 0-2 pitch. Koji then fell behind Wilkin Ramirez 3-0, then ran the count full and walked him on the 3-2 pitch which missed outside. On a 1-1 pitch to third hitter Josh Burrus, Ramirez was thrown out stealing by catcher Phil Britton, who made a strong and...
I have arrived at the press box at Prince Georges Stadium for today's Bowie Baysox vs. Erie game.
Koji Uehara will start for the Baysox and we are not sure if he will pitch just one inning or more. Lefty Zach Britton will follow him on the mound.
Koji has not pitched for the O's in the regular season and went on the DL March 26th with a left hamstring strain. He pitched a scoreless inning for the Baysox on Tuesday here, throwing 15 pitches, 11 for strikes.
Today's game is a special 11...
My head hits the pillow and the sun comes up.
Estimated time: 36 seconds.
Wasn't I just sitting in front of this laptop while providing periodic updates on Chris Tillman's march toward his no-hitter? I'm pretty sure these are the same clothes.
OK, now we've entered dangerous territory. Let's move on.
Many congrats to Tillman, who has turned around his season in dramatic and historic fashion.
I always say, if you're going to put together back-to-back quality starts, always make the...
Chris Tillman pitched a no-hitter for the Norfolk Tides Wednesday night as the Tides won at Gwinnett 6-0.
The 22-year-old right-hander walked one and fanned six and threw 63 of his 105 pitches for strikes. It was Norfolk's first nine-inning no-hitter since Dave Telgheder threw one on May 15, 1992 vs. Pawtucket.
Audio: Tides broadcaster Bob Socci calls the final out of Chris Tillman's no-hitter
The only trouble Tillman ran into came in the fifth inning, as Brent Clevlan worked a leadoff...
Fresh off a series victory for the Nats over the Cubs, the Harrisburg Senators completed a three game sweep at Reading 5-2.
Matt Chico went five innings and allowed a hit and an unearned run to earn his first victory of the season. The Senators have won five in a row.
Tuesday night, Stephen Strasburg no-hit the R-Phillies for five innings with no runs, no walks and striking out six. Thirteen batters in a row were unable to reach base for the Phillies.
Afterwards, Strasburg answered...
A somewhat despondent Jeremy Guthrie met with reporters a few minutes ago in the O's clubhouse, saying he was embarrassed by his performance and he apologized to teammates and fans for his outing tonight.
"Let me start by saying, I'm embarrassed by the way the game started. I'm embarrassed by the way the game finished. I'm embarrassed that I had to run the bullpen out there for 4 1/3 innings because I was not able to keep the pitch count down.
"I'm apologetic to fans that come and...
Opening statement:
"You wouldn't want to draw it up getting behind 5-0 to Sabathia. That's a tough hill to climb. And Guthrie starts out pitching behind. The Yankees got way too good of a hitting club to be getting so many three-ball counts. I think 22 or 23 of the guys he faced, he had seven three-ball counts and then had to come in to them. They put runs on the board early and Sabathia is too good of a pitcher. We had to come back and got in it. We got in it. We needed a couple hits and it...
The Gwinnett Braves supplied quotes from Chris Tillman, who threw a no-hitter tonight for Triple-A Norfolk.
On ranking the accomplishment among his career highlights:
"It's high up there, I think this may be No. 1. I had one other game where I came pretty close, but nothing to this extent. I think getting called up to the big leagues was definitely a huge thing last year and that probably sticks out more to me as that has been my goal my whole life. This is what I'm here for, just trying...
Tonight's attendance: 17,248.
Orioles manager Dave Trembley won't have to worry about choosing a closer tonight.
Nick Markakis hit his first home run. It took 21 games, but he got it.
Down on the farm, Chris Tillman still has limited Gwinnett to two baserunners through eight innings, on a walk and Michael Aubrey's error.
Tillman has thrown 94 pitches, 56 for strikes.
Three outs to go.
Update:
It happened. Chris Tillman has thrown a no-hitter for Triple-A Norfolk in a 6-0 victory...