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Orioles pitcher Jake Arrieta, who was recalled Saturday and will pitch in long relief for Baltimore, said he's learned to take the emotions out of his pitching, the Baltimore Sun reports.

"Absolutely, and sometimes that’s what it takes," Arrieta said. "What I really did is I started to take the emotions out of it."

Arrieta realizes he'll be filling a need in the bullpen. "I just want to be part of helping the team win," he said.

There is a small chance that Arrieta could be asked to start Monday or Tuesday against the Yankees.

The Orioles recalled Jake Arrieta from Triple-A Norfolk. Arrieta will presumably be used out of the bullpen, MLB.com reports.

Arrieta was optioned to the minors due to poor performance and command.

He worked on things with Norfolk and went 2-1 with a 2.75 ERA over three starts with 17 Ks over 19 2/3 innings. He only walked three batters.

Orioles starting pitcher Jake Arrieta, who is working his way back from a right shoulder strain, will make his next minor-league start Saturday for Triple-A Norfolk.

Arrieta completed a bullpen session Tuesday without any setbacks. He has been out of action since May 7 with the injury. The right-hander is 2-1 with a 2.75 ERA through his first three starts for Norfolk.

Orioles starting pitcher Jake Arrieta said his shoulder was feeling better following a bullpen session Tuesday, according to MASNsports.com. No decision has been made about when Arrieta, who has been diagnosed with a shoulder strain, will throw again for Triple-A Norfolk, but the team should have a better idea Friday.

Orioles starter Jake Arrieta, who began the year in the rotation but was demoted to Triple-A Norfolk, continues to be sidelined with a right shoulder strain, MLB.com reports. Arrieta was scheduled to throw a bullpen session Tuesday as he's nearing a return to the mound.