Minor League Scores – 7/15/12
Tyler Kelly went 4-4 with two Home Runs Sunday night in the Keys loss to the Mudcats
Arrieta Can’t Hold Big Leads As O’s Fall To Angels
It was a rough outing for the Jake Arrieta. It was an even rougher post-game for the Orioles opening day starter.
Tillman Brilliant in Return To Bigs, O’s Top M’s
The Orioles called up Chris Tillman from Norfolk to make the Fourth of July start in Seattle Wednesday, hoping he’d piece together a solid enough start to rest some of the arms in the bullpen and save them for the upcoming Angels series.
O’s Outslug Tribe
Before Friday, the last time the Orioles beat an opponent that scored at least eight runs against them without going into extra innings, Jake Arrieta was their starting (and winning) pitcher, and they beat the Indians.
Saturday Camden Connect
Each morning, Camden Connect will bring you the latest Baltimore Orioles links, analysis, news, rumors, and more from around the web. You’ll find everything you need in order to stay up-to-date with the Orioles.
Friday Camden Connect
Each morning, Camden Connect will bring you the latest Baltimore Orioles links, analysis, news, rumors, and more from around the web. You’ll find everything you need in order to stay up-to-date with the Orioles.
Tribe’s Homers Do In O’s
The Orioles find themselves in a troubling position after Thursday’s series opener against Cleveland. Both of their reliable starters have pitched poorly on back-to-back nights for the first time all year, and now they’re forced to depend on three others (including one who’s started just one game in the majors this season) to right a rapidly sinking ship in the next three games.
Jake Arrieta’s Unlucky Season
A look at how Jake Arrieta‘s ERA is 5.55 despite excellent peripherals and an FIP of 3.88.
Wednesday Camden Connect
Links on Roderick Bernadina, Troy Patton, Matt Lindstrom, Brian Matusz, Jake Arrieta, and more.
Wieters’ Late Blast Gives O’s Beltway Battle Win
For the Orioles Sunday at Camden Yards, it was more of the same: eight runners left on, 0-6 with runners in scoring position, many opportunities squandered, and a starting pitcher who, even after giving up just 1 run, had to pin his hopes on a no-decision.
