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Clay Buchholz is a starting pitcher for the MLB's Boston Red Sox. Buchholz made his major league debut with the Red Sox on Aug. 17, 2007. On Sept. 1, 2007, in his second major league appearance, Buchholz pitched a no-hitter against the Baltimore Orioles, making him tied for the second quickest no-hitter by a MLB pitcher. Buchholz was the first rookie in Red Sox history to pitch a no-hitter. The game was the 17th official no-hitter in the team's history.
Clay Buchholz is a starting pitcher for the MLB's Boston Red Sox. Buchholz made his major league debut with the Red Sox on Aug. 17, 2007. On Sept. 1, 2007, in his second major league appearance, Buchholz pitched a no-hitter against the Baltimore Orioles, making him tied for the second quickest no-hitter by a MLB pitcher. Buchholz was the first rookie in Red Sox history to pitch a no-hitter. The game was the 17th official no-hitter in the team's history.
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Digest: Boys' Latin grad Featherstone to headline boxing event
Et cetera Boys' Latin grad Featherstone to headline boxing event Jerome Featherstone Jr., a former wrestler at Boys' Latin and Oklahoma, will fight Darius Vann in the main event of a Baltimore vs. Philadelphia card next Friday at Du Burns Arena....Tags: D.C. United, Major League Soccer, Loyola University Maryland, Becky Sauerbrunn, Philadelphia Union
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Some news, notes and thoughts from Monday's loss
The Baltimore Sun**The most impressive thing about 22-year-old outfielder Xavier Avery is the maturity and patience at the plate he has exhibited. It’s something I didn’t expect when he was recalled last week. The perfect case in point was in the third inning...Tags: Buck Showalter, Kevin Gregg, Dustin Pedroia, Nolan Reimold
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Orioles bullpen falters in 8-6 loss to the Red Sox
The last time the Orioles met the Red Sox, they played baseball's version of the Boston Marathon — a 17-inning game at Fenway Park that completed Baltimore's first sweep of Boston since 1994. And the last time the Red Sox came to Camden Yards,...
Tags: Buck Showalter, American League East, David Ortiz, Baltimore Orioles, Adrian Gonzalez
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Hardy comes through for O's with five hits
J.J. Hardy has done plenty to help the Orioles this season with his glove, but it wasn't until Sunday when he felt his bat was catching up. In the Orioles' 17-inning 9-6 win over the Red Sox, Hardy had a career-high five hits, including two solo homers...
Tags: Buck Showalter, Marlon Byrd, Baseball Statistics, Minor League Baseball, Mike Aviles
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Hobgood will miss 2012 season due to shoulder surgery
– Former Orioles' first-roundpick Matt Hobgood, who has battled ineffectiveness and injury in his brief pro career, will have right rotator-cuff surgery on April 2 and is expected to miss all of the 2012 season. The 21-year-old Hobgood, whom the...
Tags: Buck Showalter, Minor League Baseball, Jason Hammel, Chris Tillman, Baltimore Orioles
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Markakis homers in Orioles' 6-5 win over Red Sox
The Baltimore SunSARASOTA, Fla. – In what has been a spring of watching the Orioles deal with injuries, one player that’s on the mend had a nice moment Friday in the team's 6-5 win over the Boston Red Sox. Right fielder Nick Markakis who had just one extra-...Tags: Buck Showalter, Jason Hammel, Baltimore Orioles, Boston Red Sox, Jarrod Saltalamacchia
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Orioles fail in every facet of game in 7-1 loss to Angels
Over 13-plus years of losing baseball, the Orioles have seemingly hit rock bottom so many times that it's impossible to recount.
They finished 4-32 in 2002 and started 2-16 in 2010. They went from first place to fourth in a little more than three...Tags: Buck Showalter, American League East, Vernon Wells, Baltimore Orioles, Texas Rangers
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Whispers: Cardinals believe they have closer in Motte
Whispers The Cardinals are thrilled with the job Jason Motte has done as their closer. He tentatively has been written in for the job in 2012, keeping them from having to go outside the organization to get that piece. … The Red Sox are hoping...Tags: Danny Valencia, Detroit Tigers, Jason Motte, Tommy Hanson, Tsuyoshi Nishioka
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Orioles one-hit by Braves' Jurrjens in 4-0 loss
This time, there was no flurry of missed opportunities to lament, no rash of runners left in scoring position or rally-killing double plays.
It took about everything the Orioles had to even get a hit off Atlanta Braves starter Jair Jurrjens, so...Tags: Buck Showalter, American League, Baltimore Orioles, Fenway Park, Atlanta Braves
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Brian Roberts
Roch Around the ClockThough he was among five finalists for the last spot on the American League's All-Star team, Brian Roberts never checked the voting. He didn't see the point.'I knew I had zero chance,' he said, grinning.Evan Longoria isn't a bad choice,......Tags: American League, Baltimore Orioles, Julio Lugo, Brian Roberts
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Orioles miss chance, lose to Rays, 3-0
Officially, the Orioles played nine innings against the Tampa Bay Rays and their rookie right-hander Wade Davis in a 3-0 defeat Thursday night.
The first inning, though, was the only one that mattered.
Davis, a heralded prospect making just the third...Tags: Gabe Kapler, Toronto Blue Jays, Baltimore Orioles, Brian Roberts, Baseball
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O's get blown away by Pettitte
Had New York Yankees third baseman Jerry Hairston Jr. been able to field Adam Jones' routine ground ball in the seventh inning Monday night, Andy Pettitte's dominating performance might well have been a historic one.
It's impossible to know whether...Tags: Catfish Hunter, Baltimore Orioles, Tennis, Jerry Hairston, Jr,, Brian Roberts
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