the throw-in by pie, hustles it and back to first base. aybar who has a base hit. gip a couple of curve balls, one for a double and one for a single. it looks like andino is going to catch it and he looks at the glove. he flicks it off the end of the bat. and yes. and it hits him in the heel of the glove. usually he would catch that ball. i would imagine it would be a base hit. not an easy play by any means. >> gary: it is a single. one down, and there is gabe kapler. he is getting the start in right field in this ballgame. >> jim: that line drive, you don't know if it is going to look or slice, and he figures that may go straight back, and it does, with the bases loaded.

>> jim: the key was he -- >> gary: the key was he never took his eyes off the ball. roberts makes the play, though, and they turn two. one run, no hitsno errors and nobody left on base. andino just a little hesitation there. roberts throw. no score. it's how we've always done business. and will for a very long time to come. pnc. leading the way.

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rewind. this has been a series of mat wieters getting big outs, pie playing a fine center field. luke scott with the long ball. matt wieters with the long ball agame winner, in fact, and a couple of big outs against carl crawford trying to steal. you enjoy it when you win. wieters had the walk-off last night. at&t, the nation's fastest 3 g. network. at&t, your world delivered. and he will lead it off here. a 5-10 series for wieters against tampa bay. he's had a couple of home runs and nine rbi's. >> jim: that is a flies series. i thought he made a great play when he talked to amber after the game where he said, listen, they're talking about power. he said the important thing is with huff gone, an rbi guy, drive them in, and that's the way this team has won. there you go. >> gary: wieters joining a

select group, the last group of rookies to have eight rbi's in five games, saltalamacchia, wieters. the pitch is going to be taken away. 2-2 from wade davis. davis got out of the bases loaded jam in that first inning somehow. 2-2 delivery on the way and swung on and missed. another good breaking ball. >> jim: i can tell you how he kid it. he got him to hit that pitch and then he got some of the sliders to strike out melvin mora and then he got a little lucky on the line drive that kapler made a nice play on. luke scott is swinging the bat well. he had a quality at-bat but hit right at the right fielder. >> gary: michael aubrey, and he is working at first base in the

ballgame. 27-year-old, shreveport, louisiana. one of the newer orioles. he made his debut last season in cincinnati. aubrey is looking for a spot to play for next year now. swung on and fouled back. he was with the indians, got in only 15 games at the major league level last season. the minor league, .295 hitter. 48 home runs in over 1,200 at- bats one ball, two-strike count. >> jim: not your pro toe typical first baseman. it doesn't mean you can't help. we talk about it. this is kind of an audition. even if you don't go on the 40- man roster, we're in the assuming they're not going to, free agents, a lot of opportunity to go somewhere else and prove that you can hit at the major league level.

>> gary: two ball, two strike count. he fouls -- fouls it again. >> jim: you have all of your scouts, but wade dave with -- davis with four starts. i'm sure some of the youngsters say he has a good arm and the ins and outs of what he can and can't do. >> gary: one mark against norfolk with the 3.79 e.r.a. and the four starts he made against the orioles triple-a affiliate before coming up and joining the big club on the expanded roster. michael aubrey, two ball, two- strike count still. the delivery to him just misses and the count will go to 3-the -- 3-2 on aubrey. the red sox coming to town friday, saturday night, sunday afternoon as part of this home stand starting tomorrow.

aubrey got that one that is going to with into the corner. he has a chance for the out at second base and got it. kapler with a fine throw playing the hop perfectly gets aubrey to try to extend the single. >> jim: he can hit left-handed pitching and throw and he can catch the ball and that's exactly what he does here. terrific throw, nick markakis style. right on the money. >> gary: bartlett the shortstop plays the tag on and so far davis has been able to get the outs that he needs with a little help from his defense. they're two down. >> jim: i chalk that up to inexperience here at camden yards because when you hit the ball that hard and you know your right-fielders, you cannot throw to second. later on in the game, maybe take a chance, there is no reason because kapler throws

well and, again, it is not that far out there. he hit it so hard, the ball is coming off and he read it perfectly. >> gary: each team with a couple of hits in the ballgame now. andino getting the start at shortstop. andino has not had an at-bat in this series against tampa bay. .231 average. the 1-2 delivery. longoria. and he got him. the defense coming up for the occasion when needed so far in the first two innings of this ballgame. one hit, nobody left on and no score.

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in up to seven different rooms. plus get all three fios services, tv, internet and phone for the price of two. hurry, this offer won't last. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v  >> welcome back to camden yards. kam mickolio is done for the season. he was put on the disabled list with rite shoulder tendonitis. he had a 2.63 e.r.a. in 11 games. opponents hit just .220 against him. i want to mention that it looks like the orioles will not shut down chris tillman as anticipated. the decision hasn't definitely been made, but today dave trembley said chris will make at least two more starts. if he stays on turn, he is scheduled to make only three more starts in the season. gary? >> gary: i think he really wants to do that. i think tillman wants to pitch some more and the orioles are going to let that happen. the strike from mark hendrickson as he'll work here from navarro, perez and

bartlett. navarro hassed a an oh-fer three so far in this series. another switch hitter and he takes the pitch away. navarro, .294 right-handed. only .186 the other way. >> jim: almost 110 points better from this side. >> gary: there's a lot of points. >> jim: is it ever. it is kind of funny. i think if you're a rays fab, you say where is b.j. upton. and buehrle, all of his home runs are against right-handed pitching and he is in the lineup because you have to play somebody. >> gary: yeah. 2-1 delivery on the way and he took something off of that pitch. the pop-up, second base. brian roberts goes back to get it and navarro is retired, one away. tomorrow is student night presented by at&t. your birds will have the red sox in town. all students of any age with a valid i.d. can purchase a left field upper reserved seat. only two student nights left

this season. don't miss out. for details go to 888-bird or orioles.com. tomorrow night, jeremy guthrie taking on clay buck holtz. hernandez gets john lester on saturday. on sunday afternoon, jason berken will be on the mound looking for his sixth win probably daisuke dice -- daisuke day although they have not made that official yet. fouled back over the screen. perez, switch hitter, getting the start in center field in this ballgame for tampa bay. he has not played in this series. 26 years old. he was act vatted from the 60- day d.l. he missed 130 games with a left wrist problem. he had surgery on it. and then he went down to the minors and so he's playing in just his first month of the major league level this year. he played 23 games last season with the rays, and he was on the post-season roster and got

in five playoff games last year. 1-2 delivery and that is going to be down low. 2-2. >> jim: he is a speedster. last year if you look at his minor league numbers when he was healthy, he was right around .288. he can steal anywhere from 32 to 57 steals. switch hitter. good defensive record. so he can really steal bases with the best of them. >> gary: mark hendrickson running over and decided to let it go by. you can see what happens, mark hendrickson, 32 pitches now, obviously why he struggled as a starter as evidenced by what happens as the pitch count goes up. >> jim: i think it is that, and when i talked to him in the year, some had his first start, we beat tampa bay and his last start, we pitched poorly against them and he said he

gets some back stiffness, and just imagine being 6'9", keep the ball down. it is lard when your back hurts. i think there are some physical things. but he has done a great job out of the bullpen. he is not a match-up guy that is going to get lefties out, but he can. >> gary: he is 4-0 out of the bullpen. a starter, 1-4 and a 6.35 in seven starts. so just completely different numbers. 3-2 delivery on the way and he gets the pop-up again. this one is going to be in shallow right. roberts is out. he's got it. and what does dave trembley expect out of dave hendrickson? here he is before the game. >> we're going to let him pitch until he tells us that he can't go any further. i'm not going to try to extend him to 75, 85, 90 pitches. i think i'd be happy if he works without having the labor.

if he can get through a few innings without having the labor, keep his pitch count down an get them out because he is going to have a few starts. if tonight is the first one, maybe we can build him up and get a little deeper in the games. >> jim: those numbers slow me that, okay, two times through order, the third time, and especially when you haven't started for a while. that might be a good indication of how long he should pitch tonight. >> gary: he hasn't started since may 12 and he gave up five runs on six hits in just two innings in that start. so may 12 is his last appearance as a starter. ironically he has faced tampa bay three times as a starter. and reimold diving and will not get it. it gets by him. pie will back up. bartlett on his way to third. the throw will not be in time, and it will be a triple as bartlett gets it with two down

here in the third inning. nolan reimold did in the play in two straight games and it leams to me getting a slow jump. it is the left achilles, an then the ball just gets by him. again, what is your read? i think a right-handed pitcher, bartlett, even if you don't play it, he is probably going to steal a base because he has that capable against the lefty as little different. but nolan obviously thought he could catch that ball and just didn't do it. >> gary: it is going to be the eighth triple of the season picked up -- the seventh, i'm sorry, by bartlett and he takes it back for a strike. so he is on at third base. the league leader in triples is jocolby ellsbury, span and dejesus with kansas city, they all have nine. the rbi chance here in a scoreless ballgame. the third hit off of hendrickson. bartlett at third. crawford will take it down lo