Koji Uehara threw three scoreless innings today against a well-stocked Dominican Republic team, with 23 of his 36 pitches called strikes. This is the third day in a row the Orioles have had a strong pitching performance, and for a team that was worst in the league in Walks and ERA in 2008, that has to be encouraging. New utility man Ty Wiggington also homered in the win.
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I cannot wait to see Koji at Camden Yards. Have heard nothing but good things about him so far.
The Orioles pitching staff is going to be tight this year. If we can stay healthy that is.
How many pitchers are at Spring Training? Like 60? LOL, 36.
It seems that all reports, including his interviews showing his mental make-up, are encouraging with regard to Koji Uehara.