Tillman likely to start Sunday for Orioles

Orioles pitcher Chris Tillman is expected to rejoin the team Friday night and will likely start Sunday's series finale vs. the Rays.
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Tillman likely to start Sunday vs. Yankees

Orioles pitcher Chris Tillman is expected to rejoin the team Friday night and will likely start Sunday's series finale vs. the Rays.
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Four-run rally can't mask defensive miscues

The Orioles scored four times during a sixth-inning rally, but the runs weren't enough to help them recover from several defensive miscues in a 6-4 loss to the Red Sox on Thursday.
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Jones gets cortisone shot in ailing shoulder

Orioles outfielder Adam Jones received a cortisone injection in his left shoulder prior to Thursday's 6-4 loss to the Red Sox and will be sidelined until at least the end of the week.
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Defensive miscues sink Orioles

The Orioles' four-run sixth inning wasn't enough to help it recover from several defensive miscues — which helped lend to starter Brad Bergesen's exit after 5 1/3 innings — in a 6-4 loss to the Red Sox in front of 26,954 at Camden Yards.
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Orioles not ready to shut down Simon yet

Manager Buck Showalter said the Orioles haven't spoken in "definitive terms" about shutting down struggling reliever Alfredo Simon for the season.
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Banged up Jones, Patterson out of lineup

The Orioles were without the services of a pair of outfielders for Thursday's series finale, with both Adam Jones and Corey Patterson available only in an emergency situation.
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Matusz, Hudson nab Rookie of Month honors

Rookie pitchers are supposed to wilt in the dog days of summer. Evidently, the Orioles' Brian Matusz and the D-backs' Daniel Hudson didn't get the memo. The two young arms were chosen as the Gillette presents Rookie of the Month winners in their respective leagues.
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Jones exits with back soreness

Orioles center fielder Adam Jones exited his club's 9-6 loss to the Red Sox on Wednesday in the top of the seventh inning with upper back soreness.
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Early outburst can't help O's solve Lester

Just when it seemed the Orioles had finally solved the mystery of Jon Lester, the superhuman hex continued.
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