Rays starter Matt Garza benefited from an ineffective start from the Orioles' Kevin Millwood, who put his team in an early hole and continued to call into question his security in the Orioles' rotation in the 4-1 loss.

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O's can't rally after Millwood's shaky start

O's reliever David Hernandez (left ankle sprain) is expected to throw an inning for Double-A Bowie on Saturday, and assuming everything goes well, he will pitch again for the Baysox on Monday.

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Hernandez to pitch for Bowie on Saturday

As expected, Orioles center fielder Adam Jones, who received a cortisone injection in his left shoulder on Thursday, was not in the starting lineup and unavailable for Friday's series opener against the Rays.

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Jones out of lineup; no timetable on his return

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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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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Defensive miscues sink Orioles

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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Orioles not ready to shut down Simon yet

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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Banged up Jones, Patterson out of lineup

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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Matusz, Hudson nab Rookie of Month honors

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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Jones exits with back soreness

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

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Early outburst can't help O's solve Lester