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Geez, typical 2010 Orioles. Score early. No follow on runs. Blow it at the end. Thank goodness it was scrubs hitting and, in the 9th, pitching. No worries.

Yeah, we will look a lot better I think when the starters get stretched out some.

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I wonder if we hear about Lee after he sees the specialist and we hear what is really going on with his hand.

From Roch at 3:48 pm:

The Orioles might provide an update on Derrek Lee later today, so check back with me. A team orthopedic consultant was scheduled to examine Lee about an hour ago.

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