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Right-hander is healthy but allows 3 hits in 1 1/3 innings

The rust was evident and also understandable from a pitcher who hadn't thrown in a game of any significance in 7 1/2 months.

But Bergesen 'disappointed' at appearance

The Orioles scored three times in the first inning Wednesday night and defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates, 3-2, at McKechnie Field to end their six-game Grapefruit League losing streak.

He'll stick to umpires room at family's request

Longtime Orioles "ballboy" and umpire attendant Ernie Tyler has made his decision. He will leave the field permanently at the request of his family.

More than a year after his stint as an Orioles executive ended, Mike Flanagan will return to the organization as a color analyst for the Mid-Atlantic Sports Network.

Right-hander is healthy but allows 3 hits in 1 1/3 innings

Right-hander is healthy but allows 3 hits in 1 1/3 innings

Orioles score 3 runs in first inning but have only 1 hit in final 8

Orioles score 3 runs in first inning but have only 1 hit in final 8

The Schmuck Stops Here: Longtime Orioles employee Ernie Tyler has decided to retire after 50 seasons as the team's "ballboy," but will remain in his capacity as the Orioles umpire attendant. He also will continue to prepare the baseballs for each game.

Peter Schmuck: "As of now, I'm planning to be out there if I can get my legs back in shape," Ernie Tyler, the Orioles' longtime "ballboy" said this week. This is classic Ernie. His 86th birthday is looming next month, and he's determined not to act his age. But it is not good news to the people who love him most, those who are trying hard to convince him that the time has come to slow down a little bit.

Frank McCourt says he should not be obligated to support his estranged wife during their divorce proceedings, claiming in a court filing Tuesday that Jamie McCourt can maintain her lifestyle and pay her legal fees without any contribution from him.

Second baseman has herniated disk, then was sickened by medication

- For the first time this spring, Orioles president of baseball operations Andy MacPhail acknowledged that the club is concerned that second baseman Brian Roberts might not be ready for the start of the season.

They hope longtime team employee won't return to field at 85

For the past 50 years, Ernie Tyler has been the keeper of the sacred pearls.

Negotiations failed to produce agreement on 2010 salaries

The Orioles announced Tuesday that the remaining unsigned players in camp have come to terms, but not everyone came along voluntarily.

For the first time this spring, Orioles president of baseball operations Andy MacPhail acknowledged that the club is concerned that second baseman Brian Roberts may not be ready for the start of the season.

Orioles' Jones, Reimold, Wieters, Berken take tenders in stride

Orioles' Jones, Reimold, Wieters, Berken take tenders in stride

Right-hander Chris Tillman, above, turned in a solid outing, but the Orioles' spring losing streak grew to six games Tuesday with an 8-3 loss to the Tampa Bay Rays that featured poor fielding and very little offense from the home team.