Jamie Moyer

Who's hot Mike Bordick of the Blue Jays has a career-best 17-game hitting streak, raising his average to .282. Who's not Expos relievers have allowed at least one run in 19 of their past 21 games. Line of the day Ramon Hernandez, A's C AB R H RBI HR 5 2 3 5 2 On deck Jamie Moyer of the Mariners and Roger Clemens of the Yankees go today in a matchup of 40-plus All-Stars. He said it "Two innings and I give up one hit and you want to talk about that throw? Come on, man, be serious."

Jamie Moyer pitched well in his second start for Triple-A Norfolk, but the 49-year-old lefty was outdueled by Toledo's Jacob Turner in a 3-2 loss. Moyer (1-1) surrendered three runs (two earned) on seven hits in seven innings. He also struck out seven. The Tides' official twitter feed posted that Moyer had yet to throw a pitch over 82 mph at the time of his seventh strikeout in the fifth inning. He threw 103 pitches (66 for strikes) and has a 1.50 ERA through two starts for the Tides.

At Oriole Park at Camden Yards Day Time TV Starters Tonight 7:05 HTS Aaron Sele (14-10, 4.79) vs. Jose Mercedes (12-5, 3.98) Tomorrow 7:05 HTS Jamie Moyer (12-9, 5.48) vs. Mike Mussina (9-14, 3.85) Sunday 1:35 HTS Freddy Garcia (7-4, 3.77) vs. Sidney Ponson (8-11, 5.06) Radio: all games on WBAL (1090 AM) and WTOP (1500 AM) Mariners update The listing Mariners find themselves in a death match with Oakland for the AL West pennant. Their commanding lead has been whittled to two games by vanishing pitching and inconsistent offense.

CHICAGO -- They were all wearing black suits and grim expressions the night of June 22.As they walked into the home clubhouse at Camden Yards, Orioles general manager Roland Hemond, assistant GM Frank Robinson and player development director Syd Thrift could have been confused for pallbearers.Orioles starters Kevin Brown and Ben McDonald were placed on the disabled list that night, and wouldn't be back before the All-Star break. The club was in fourth place and nine games behind the first-place Boston Red Sox, and faced two weeks of games that could effectively end their season.

MILWAUKEE -- Somebody had to step up after Ben McDonald and Kevin Brown were injured last week. Somebody had to step forward in the rotation, pick up the slack, keep the Orioles close in the AL East race.Somebody has. Left-hander Jamie Moyer, part-time reliever, allowed the Milwaukee Brewers no hits for 5 2/3 innings last night, and combined with relievers Terry Clark and Doug Jones for a two-hit, 2-0 victory -- the first shutout of the year for the Orioles.This, the day after Arthur Rhodes dominated the Boston Red Sox. Somebody has stepped up. Times two."

At Oriole Park at Camden YardsDay Time TV StartersTonight 7:35 54 Phil Leftwich (0-1, 6.39) vs.Jamie Moyer (0-1, 5.65)Tomorrow night 7:35 HTS Mark Leiter (1-0, 2.77) vs.Mike Mussina (3-0, 1.74)Thursday night 7:35 54 Brian Anderson (1-0, 1.88) vs.Arthur Rhodes (0-2, 11.25)Radio: All games on WBAL (1090 AM) and WTOP (1500 AM)Angels updateThe Angels (6-7) have not won since scoring seven runs in the ninth inning Friday night and going on to defeat Toronto, 14-13, in 10 innings to equal the biggest comeback in franchise history.

* Last night's game was the last one under the lights for the Orioles until they meet the Rangers on Friday at The Ballpark in Arlington. In between, the Orioles play their next six games during the day. The Orioles are 1-0 during the daytime this year, while only 22-24 last year. The Orioles haven't had a winning record in day games since 1986 when they were 26-23.* The Orioles, who were 4-8 against the Rangers last year, lost their first season series against the Rangers since 1974.* The Rangers have the best record of any opponent at Camden Yards.