Baltimore Orioles

Orioles reliever Troy Patton threw 2 1/3 scoreless innings in his last outing Monday against the Tigers, extending his scoreless streak to four appearances (five innings). After allowing at least one run in four straight appearances from May 17-28, Patton has posted a 1.93 ERA in his last seven outings.

"I feel like once the walks have subsided then the results have been better in general," Patton said, per MLB.com. "I've still given up runs since I've stopped walking people, but it's so much easier to minimize damage whenever they have to earn their way on."

Patton has struck out 10 batters and issued one walk in his last 9 1/3 innings. He had more walks (12) than strikeouts (11) in his first 20 appearances.

Orioles starting pitcher prospect Dylan Bundy (forearm) will throw off flat ground again Wednesday after taking Tuesday off. He threw from 90 feet Monday without any discomfort or stiffness in his right forearm, according to MASNsports.com.

"I've been watching him play catch. He's feeling fine," Orioles pitching rehab coordinator Scott McGregor said. "He's not feeling anything in there. Obviously, we're taking it with kid gloves with him, but he looked fine throwing. It's an every other day thing with him. We're just increasing his reps. The same old process. Nothing changes with that."

Orioles starting pitcher Wei-Yin Chen (oblique) is scheduled to throw a three-inning simulated game Wednesday, according to MASNsports.com. Chen had bullpen sessions Sunday and Monday, and he was able to throw all his pitches during a 45-pitch session Monday.

"He looks good. He's coming right along. He's right on track," said Scott McGregor, the Orioles' pitching rehab coordinator. "He's still a little rusty with his command, a little bit, but he's had no ill effects from the (oblique) injury. He's coming along good. He's worked really hard. Obviously, he wants to get back at it, but he understands the process."

Orioles struggling second baseman Ryan Flaherty looked good against Justin Verlander Tuesday night in Detroit. Flaherty picked up two hits off the starter in the 5-2 win. 

Flaherty went 2 for 4 in the game with two singles and is batting .170 on the year. He had gone 0 for 9 during the past three games entering Tuesday. 

Orioles third baseman Manny Machado had another multi-hit game Tuesday in Detroit. Machado became the first player to 100 base hits this season with two in the 5-2 win. 

Machado, who leads the majors with 101 hits, went 2 for 5 with yet another double as he continues to lead the majors in two-baggers by a wide margin with 33. He's batting .324 and has five homers, 37 RBI and 46 runs scored.