2009 Baltimore Orioles season

2009 Baltimore Orioles
Major League affiliations
American League (since 1901)
East Division (since 1969)
Location
Oriole Park at Camden Yards (since 1992)
Baltimore (since 1954)
Results
Record	64–98 (.395)
Divisional place	5th
Other information
Owner(s)	Peter Angelos
General manager(s)	Andy MacPhail
Manager(s)	Dave Trembley
Local television	MASN WJZ-TV (CBS 13)
Local radio	WHFS
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The Baltimore Orioles' 2009 season was the 109th season in franchise history. The Orioles finished the season last in the AL East with a record of 64–98. It was the fifth consecutive season in which the Orioles had fewer wins than in previous year.

New uniforms

The Orioles have unveiled new uniforms, which debuted at the Harborplace Gallery shopping center on November 12, 2008. The team's new uniform will feature an updated ornithologically correct oriole bird on their caps on a black crown with orange bill, a new patch which incorporates the flag of the state of Maryland in a circle borrowed from their vintage 1960s and 1970s insignia, and the return of the city name (Baltimore) on the road uniforms for the first time since 1972.

Regular season

Roster

2009 Baltimore Orioles

Roster

Pitchers

34 Matt Albers

28 Danys Báez

25 Brian Bass

35 Brad Bergesen

49 Jason Berken

24 Alberto Castillo

24 Adam Eaton

46 Jeremy Guthrie

27 Mark Hendrickson

53 Sean Henn

63 David Hernandez

51 Rich Hill

43 Jim Johnson

55 Chris Lambert

62 Radhames Liz

52 Brian Matusz

41 Bob McCrory

26 Cla Meredith

31 Kam Mickolio

37 Chris Ray

45 Dennis Sarfate

52 George Sherrill

58 Alfredo Simón

54 Chris Tillman

32 Jamie Walker

29 Chris Waters

Catchers

16 Chad Moeller

78 Guillermo Rodríguez

15 Matt Wieters

9 Gregg Zaun

Infielders

12 Robert Andino

9 Michael Aubrey

17 Aubrey Huff

3 César Izturis

6 Melvin Mora

1 Brian Roberts

16 Oscar Salazar

83 Justin Turner

23 Ty Wigginton

Outfielders

70 Jeff Fiorentino

2 Ryan Freel

10 Adam Jones

21 Nick Markakis

2 Lou Montañez

18 Félix Pie

14 Nolan Reimold

30 Luke Scott

Manager

47 Dave Trembley

Coaches

48 Terry Crowley (hitting)

36 Alan Dunn (bullpen)

50 Dave Jauss (bench)

39 Rick Kranitz (pitching)

11 Juan Samuel (third base)

38 John Shelby (first base)

Season standings

AL East	W	L	Pct.	GB	Home	Road
New York Yankees	103	59	0.636	—	57–24	46–35
Boston Red Sox	95	67	0.586	8	56–25	39–42
Tampa Bay Rays	84	78	0.519	19	52–29	32–49
Toronto Blue Jays	75	87	0.463	28	44–37	31–50
Baltimore Orioles	64	98	0.395	39	39–42	25–56

Record vs. opponents

Team	BAL	BOS	CWS	CLE	DET	KC	LAA	MIN	NYY	OAK	SEA	TB	TEX	TOR	NL
Baltimore	–	2–16	5–4	2–5	3–5	4–4	2–8	3–2	5–13	1–5	4–5	8–10	5–5	9–9	11–7
Boston	16–2	–	4–4	7–2	6–1	5–3	4–5	4–2	9–9	5–5	2–4	9–9	2–7	11–7	11–7
Chicago	4–5	4−4	–	10–8	9–9	9–9	5–4	6−12	3–4	4–5	4–5	6–2	2–4	1–6	12–6
Cleveland	5–2	2–7	8–10	–	4–14	10–8	2–4	8–10	3–5	2–5	6–4	5–3	1–8	4–4	5–13
Detroit	5–3	1–6	9–9	14–4	–	9–9	5–4	7–12	1–5	5–4	5–4	5–2	7–2	3–5	10–8
Kansas City	4–4	3–5	9–9	8–10	9–9	–	1–9	6–12	2–4	2–6	5–4	1–9	3–3	4–3	8–10
Los Angeles	8–2	5–4	4–5	4–2	4–5	9–1	–	6–4	5–5	12–7	10–9	4–2	8–11	4–4	14–4
Minnesota	2–3	2–4	12–6	10–8	12–7	12–6	4–6	–	0–7	4–6	5–5	3–3	6–4	3–5	12–6
New York	13–5	9–9	4–3	5–3	5–1	4–2	5–5	7–0	–	7–2	6–4	11–7	5–4	12–6	10–8
Oakland	5–1	5–5	5–4	5–2	4–5	6–2	7–12	6–4	2–7	–	5–14	6–4	11–8	3–6	5–13
Seattle	5–4	4–2	5–4	4–6	4–5	4–5	9–10	5–5	4–6	14–5	–	5–3	8–11	3–4	11–7
Tampa Bay	10–8	9–9	2–6	3–5	2–5	9–1	2–4	3–3	7–11	4–6	3–5	–	3–6	14–4	13–5
Texas	5–5	7–2	4–2	8–1	2–7	3–3	11–8	4–6	4–5	8–11	11–8	6–3	–	5–5	9–9
Toronto	9–9	7–11	6–1	4–4	5–3	3–4	4–4	5–3	6–12	6–3	4–3	4–14	5–5	–	7–11

Source: MLB Standings Grid

Through October 5, 2009

Game log

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April (9–13)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	April 6	Yankees	10–5	Guthrie (1–0)	Sabathia (0–1)		48,607	1–0
2	April 8	Yankees	7–5	Uehara (1–0)	Wang (0–1)	Sherrill (1)	22,856	2–0
3	April 9	Yankees	11–2	Burnett (1–0)	Simón (0–1)		28,534	2–1
4	April 10	Rays	5–4	Hendrickson (1–0)	Sonnanstine (0–1)	Sherrill (2)	22,866	3–1
5	April 11	Rays	6–0	Guthrie (2–0)	Niemann (0–1)		15,108	4–1
6	April 12	Rays	11–3	Shields (1–1)	Eaton (0–1)		15,531	4–2
7	April 13	@ Rangers	10–9	Uehara (2–0)	Padilla (1–1)	Sherrill (3)	12,184	5–2
8	April 14	@ Rangers	7–5 (10)	Johnson (1–0)	Guardado (0–1)		14,041	6–2
9	April 15	@ Rangers	19–6	Benson (1–1)	Hendrickson (1–1)		17,539	6–3
10	April 17	@ Red Sox	10–8	Ramírez (1–0)	Báez (0–1)	Papelbon (3)	38,266	6–4
11	April 18	@ Red Sox	6–4	Beckett (2–1)	Eaton (0–2)	Papelbon (4)	37,559	6–5
12	April 19	@ Red Sox	2–1	Lester (1–2)	Uehara (2–1)	Saito (1)	37,869	6–6
13	April 20	@ Red Sox	12–1	Masterson (1–0)	Hendrickson (1–2)		37,865	6–7
14	April 21	White Sox	10–3	Bergesen (1–0)	Contreras (0–3)		14,801	7–7
15	April 22	White Sox	8–2	Danks (2–0)	Guthrie (2–1)		10,868	7–8
16	April 23	White Sox	6–2	Eaton (1–2)	Colón (1–1)		11,723	8–8
17	April 24	Rangers	5–4	Wilson (1–2)	Sherrill (0–1)	Francisco (3)	24,319	8–9
18	April 25	Rangers	6–5	Feldman (1–0)	Hendrickson (1–3)	Francisco (4)	41,160	8–10
19	April 26	Rangers	8–5	Báez (1–1)	Jennings (0–1)	Sherrill (4)	22,896	9–10
20	April 27	Rangers	6–4	Harrison (1–2)	Albers (0–1)	Francisco (5)	10,621	9–11
21	April 28	Angels	7–5	Saunders (3–1)	Eaton (1–3)	Fuentes (4)	11,857	9–12
22	April 29	Angels	3–2	Loux (1–2)	Uehara (2–2)	Fuentes (5)	14,203	9–13

May (14–15)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
23	May 1	@ Blue Jays	8–4	Halladay (5–1)	Hendrickson (1–4)		20,202	9–14
24	May 2	@ Blue Jays	5–4 (11)	Frasor (4–0)	Bass (0–1)		18,331	9–15
25	May 3	@ Blue Jays	4–3	Richmond (4–0)	Guthrie (2–2)	Downs (3)	20,418	9–16
26	May 4	@ Rays	8–4	Báez (2–1)	Kazmir (3–3)		12,658	10–16
27	May 5	@ Rays	6–3	Garza (3–2)	Uehara (2–3)	Percival (4)	13,174	10–17
28	May 6	Twins	4–1 (6)	Bass (1–1)	Slowey (4–1)		10,566	11–17
29	May 7	Twins	5–4	Johnson (2–0)	Mijares (0–1)	Sherrill (5)	11,399	12–17
30	May 8	Yankees	4–0	Sabathia (2–3)	Guthrie (2–3)		36,926	12–18
31	May 9	Yankees	12–5	Eaton (2–3)	Hughes (1–2)		41,825	13–18
32	May 10	Yankees	5–3	Chamberlain (2–1)	Johnson (2–1)	Rivera (6)	33,290	13–19
33	May 12	Rays	7–5	Bass (2–1)	Sonnanstine (1–4)	Sherrill (6)	17,122	14–19
34	May 13	Rays	8–6	Niemann (3–3)	Bergesen (1–1)	Howell (1)	13,237	14–20
35	May 14	@ Royals	9–5	Guthrie (3–3)	Meche (2–4)		24,431	15–20
36	May 15	@ Royals	8–1	Greinke (7–1)	Eaton (2–4)		38,353	15–21
37	May 16	@ Royals	3–2	Hill (1–0)	Davies (2–2)	Sherrill (7)	26,720	16–21
38	May 17	@ Royals	7–4	Cruz (3–0)	Johnson (2–2)		22,791	16–22
39	May 19	@ Yankees	9–1	Sabathia (4–3)	Bergesen (1–2)		42,838	16–23
40	May 20	@ Yankees	11–4	Hughes (2–2)	Guthrie (3–4)	Rivera (8)	43,903	16–24
41	May 21	@ Yankees	7–4	Aceves (3–0)	Eaton (2–5)	Rivera (9)	43,342	16–25
42	May 22	@ Nationals	4–2 (12)	Báez (3–1)	Wells (0–2)	Sherrill (8)	22,556	17–25
43	May 23	@ Nationals	2–1	Bass (3–1)	Tavárez (1–4)	Sherrill (9)	31,883	18–25
44	May 24	@ Nationals	8–5	Villone (2–0)	Ray (0–1)	Hanrahan (5)	30,880	18–26
45	May 25	Blue Jays	4–1	Guthrie (4–4)	Tallet (2–3)	Sherrill (10)	24,904	19–26
46	May 26	Blue Jays	7–2	Berken (1–0)	Romero (2–1)	Johnson (1)	10,130	20–26
47	May 27	Blue Jays	12–10 (11)	Báez (4–1)	Wolfe (1–1)		13,713	21–26
48	May 28	Tigers	5–1	Hernandez (1–0)	Galarraga (3–5)		11,937	22–26
49	May 29	Tigers	7–2	Bergesen (2–2)	Willis (1–2)		42,704	23–26
50	May 30	Tigers	6–3	Verlander (6–2)	Albers (0–2)	Rodney (9)	34,567	23–27
51	May 31	Tigers	3–0	Jackson (5–3)	Berken (1–1)	Rodney (10)	32,233	23–28

June (12–14)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
52	June 1	@ Mariners	1–0	Hill (2–0)	Washburn (3–4)	Sherrill (11)	16,979	24–28
53	June 2	@ Mariners	8–2	Bédard (4–2)	Hernandez (1–1)		17,978	24–29
54	June 3	@ Mariners	3–2	Aardsma (2–2)	Johnson (2–3)		18,650	24–30
55	June 5	@ Athletics	9–1	Braden (5–5)	Guthrie (4–5)		12,608	24–31
56	June 6	@ Athletics	9–4	Cahill (3–5)	Berken (1–2)		20,267	24–32
57	June 7	@ Athletics	3–0	Mazzaro (2–0)	Hill (2–1)	Bailey (4)	17,208	24–33
58	June 9	Mariners	3–1	Bergesen (3–2)	Vargas (2–1)	Sherrill (12)	17,358	25–33
59	June 10	Mariners	4–1	Hernández (6–3)	Guthrie (4–6)	Aardsma (10)	12,770	25–34
60	June 11	Mariners	6–3	Olson (1–1)	Uehara (2–4)	Aardsma (11)	12,260	25–35
61	June 12	Braves	7–2	Hanson (1–0)	Berken (1–3)		28,469	25–36
62	June 13	Braves	8–4	Bass (4–1)	O'Flaherty (1–1)		29,645	26–36
63	June 14	Braves	11–2	Bergesen (4–2)	Lowe (7–4)		26,770	27–36
64	June 16	Mets	6–4	Pelfrey (5–2)	Guthrie (4–7)	Rodríguez (17)	20,626	27–37
65	June 17	Mets	6–4	Johnson (3–3)	Feliciano (2–2)	Sherrill (13)	31,906	28–37
66	June 18	Mets	5–4	Albers (1–2)	Rodríguez (1–2)		23,009	29–37
67	June 19	@ Phillies	7–2	Hill (3–1)	Bastardo (2–2)		45,135	30–37
68	June 20	@ Phillies	6–5	Hendrickson (2–4)	Madson (2–3)	Sherrill (14)	44,939	31–37
69	June 21	@ Phillies	2–1	Guthrie (5–7)	Hamels (4–3)	Sherrill (15)	45,256	32–37
70	June 23	@ Marlins	8–7 (12)	Badenhop (5–2)	Bass (4–2)		10,222	32–38
71	June 24	@ Marlins	5–2	Nolasco (4–6)	Berken (1–4)	Meyer (1)	12,469	32–39
72	June 25	@ Marlins	11–3	West (3–2)	Hill (3–2)		12,822	32–40
73	June 26	Nationals	11–1	Bergesen (5–2)	Detwiler (0–4)		45,024	33–40
74	June 27	Nationals	6–3	Guthrie (6–7)	Martis (5–3)	Sherrill (16)	39,633	34–40
75	June 28	Nationals	5–3	Lannan (5–5)	Hernandez (1–2)	MacDougal (3)	25,068	34–41
76	June 29	Red Sox	4–0	Lester (7–6)	Berken (1–5)	Papelbon (19)	36,548	34–42
77	June 30	Red Sox	11–10	Hendrickson (3–4)	Saito (2–1)	Sherrill (17)	31,969	35–42

July (9–16)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
78	July 1	Red Sox	6–5 (11)	Ramírez (5–2)	Báez (4–2)	Papelbon (20)	29,391	35–43
79	July 2	@ Angels	5–2	Lackey (3–3)	Guthrie (6–8)	Fuentes (23)	39,180	35–44
80	July 3	@ Angels	6–4	Hernandez (2–2)	Santana (1–4)	Sherrill (18)	39,164	36–44
81	July 4	@ Angels	11–4	Bulger (3–1)	Báez (4–3)		41,764	36–45
82	July 5	@ Angels	9–6	Oliver (3–0)	Albers (1–3)	Fuentes (24)	35,912	36–46
83	July 6	@ Mariners	5–0	Washburn (5–6)	Bergesen (5–3)		24,018	36–47
84	July 7	@ Mariners	12–4	Hendrickson (4–4)	Jakubauskas (5–6)		19,340	37–47
85	July 8	@ Mariners	5–3	Bass (5–2)	Aardsma (2–3)	Sherrill (19)	27,040	38–47
86	July 10	Blue Jays	2–0	Cecil (3–1)	Berken (1–6)	Downs (9)	30,574	38–48
87	July 11	Blue Jays	4–3 (12)	Hendrickson (5–4)	Carlson (1–4)		28,281	39–48
88	July 12	Blue Jays	4–2	Bergesen (6–3)	Rzepczynski (0–1)	Sherrill (20)	21,621	40–48
89	July 17	@ White Sox	12–8	Danks (8–6)	Berken (1–7)		32,013	40–49
90	July 18	@ White Sox	4–3	Buehrle (10–3)	Bergesen (6–4)	Jenks (21)	32,881	40–50
91	July 19	@ White Sox	10–2	Guthrie (7–8)	Contreras (4–8)		32,069	41–50
92	July 20	@ Yankees	2–1	Aceves (6–1)	Johnson (3–4)		46,342	41–51
93	July 21	@ Yankees	6–4	Mitre (1–0)	Hill (3–3)	Rivera (27)	45,589	41–52
94	July 22	@ Yankees	6–4	Burnett (9–4)	Berken (1–8)	Rivera (28)	47,134	41–53
95	July 24	@ Red Sox	3–1	Penny (7–4)	Bergesen (6–5)	Papelbon (25)	38,658	41–54
96	July 25	@ Red Sox	7–2	Lester (9–7)	Guthrie (7–9)		38,063	41–55
97	July 26	@ Red Sox	6–2	Hernandez (3–2)	Smoltz (1–4)		37,606	42–55
98	July 27	Royals	5–3	Tejeda (1–0)	Albers (1–4)	Soria (16)	15,169	42–56
99	July 28	Royals	4–3 (11)	Wright (1–3)	Báez (4–4)	Soria (17)	21,545	42–57
100	July 29	Royals	7–3	Albers (2–4)	Tejeda (1–1)	Johnson (2)	19,741	43–57
101	July 30	Royals	7–3	Bergesen (7–5)	Hochevar (6–4)		19,194	44–57
102	July 31	Red Sox	6–5	Smoltz (2–4)	Guthrie (7–10)	Papelbon (27)	44,091	44–58

August (10–20)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
103	August 1	Red Sox	4–0	Beckett (13–4)	Hernandez (3–3)		49,384	44–59
104	August 2	Red Sox	18–10	Delcarmen (4–2)	Berken (1–9)		43,115	44–60
105	August 3	@ Tigers	6–5	Rodney (2–2)	Báez (4–5)		27,857	44–61
106	August 4	@ Tigers	8–2	Matusz (1–0)	Washburn (8–7)		29,295	45–61
107	August 5	@ Tigers	4–2	Jackson (8–5)	Guthrie (7–11)	Rodney (22)	28,978	45–62
108	August 6	@ Tigers	7–3	Porcello (10–7)	Hernandez (3–4)	Lyon (1)	31,165	45–63
109	August 7	@ Blue Jays	7–5	Berken (2–9)	Romero (10–5)	Johnson (3)	30,795	46–63
110	August 8	@ Blue Jays	3–2 (10)	Frasor (6–2)	Báez (4–6)		28,613	46–64
111	August 9	@ Blue Jays	7–3	Halladay (12–5)	Matusz (1–1)		27,464	46–65
112	August 10	Athletics	9–1	Gonzalez (4–2)	Guthrie (7–12)		14,688	46–66
113	August 11	Athletics	3–2	Hernandez (4–4)	Cahill (6–12)	Johnson (4)	23,006	47–66
114	August 12	Athletics	6–3	Mazzaro (4–8)	Berken (2–10)	Bailey (17)	19,128	47–67
115	August 14	Angels	16–6	Tillman (1–0)	Weaver (12–4)		25,836	48–67
116	August 15	Angels	5–1	Lackey (8–5)	Matusz (1–2)	Fuentes (33)	28,770	48–68
117	August 16	Angels	17–8 (13)	Bulger (6–1)	Bass (5–3)		26,529	48–69
118	August 17	Angels	8–5	Santana (6–6)	Hernandez (4–5)	Fuentes (34)	18,460	48–70
119	August 18	@ Rays	5–4	Price (6–5)	Berken (2–11)	Howell (13)	16,514	48–71
120	August 19	@ Rays	3–1	Niemann (11–5)	Tillman (1–1)	Howell (14)	18,474	48–72
121	August 20	@ Rays	8–7	Matusz (2–2)	Shields (7–10)	Johnson (5)	15,870	49–72
122	August 21	@ White Sox	5–1	Guthrie (8–12)	Floyd (10–8)		34,125	50–72
123	August 22	@ White Sox	4–1	Danks (11–8)	Hernandez (4–6)	Jenks (27)	34,730	50–73
124	August 23	@ White Sox	5–4	Berken (3–11)	Buehrle (11–7)	Johnson (6)	32,742	51–73
125	August 24	@ Twins	2–1	Baker (12–7)	Tillman (1–2)	Nathan (32)	20,271	51–74
126	August 25	@ Twins	7–6	Mijares (2–2)	Mickolio (0–1)		23,696	51–75
127	August 26	@ Twins	5–1	Guthrie (9–12)	Blackburn (8–9)		28,446	52–75
128	August 27	Indians	5–4	Pérez (3–2)	Johnson (3–5)	Wood (17)	13,991	52–76
129	August 28	Indians	13–4	Berken (4–11)	Carmona (3–9)		13,961	53–76
130	August 29	Indians	5–3	Pérez (4–2)	Ray (0–2)	Perez (1)	24,358	53–77
131	August 30	Indians	5–2	Matusz (3–2)	Masterson (4–6)	Johnson (7)	20,643	54–77
132	August 31	Yankees	5–1	Pettitte (12–6)	Guthrie (9–13)	Rivera (37)	25,063	54–78

September (6–20)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
133	September 1	Yankees	9–6	Mitre (1–1)	Ray (0–3)	Rivera (38)	25,782	54–79
134	September 2	Yankees	10–2	Sabathia (16–7)	Mickolio (0–2)	Hughes (2)	21,126	54–80
135	September 4	Rangers	5–1	Feldman (15–4)	Tillman (1–3)	Feliz (2)	15,557	54–81
136	September 5	Rangers	5–4	Matusz (4–2)	Millwood (10–9)	Johnson (8)	18,028	55–81
137	September 6	Rangers	7–0	Guthrie (10–13)	Holland (7–10)		21,599	56–81
138	September 8	@ Red Sox	10–0	Buchholz (5–3)	Hernandez (4–7)		37,647	56–82
139	September 9	@ Red Sox	7–5	Wagner (1–0)	Albers (2–5)	Papelbon (35)	37,712	56–83
140	September 11	@ Yankees	10–4	Tillman (2–3)	Marte (1–2)	Hendrickson (1)	46,771	57–83
141	September 12	@ Yankees	7–3	Matusz (5–2)	Burnett (11–9)		46,497	58–83
142	September 13	@ Yankees	13–3	Sabathia (17–7)	Guthrie (10–14)		46,413	58–84
143	September 14	Rays	8–4	Price (8–7)	Hernandez (4–8)		10,628	58–85
144	September 15	Rays	10–5	Berken (5–11)	Niemann (12–6)		11,575	59–85
145	September 16	Rays	4–2	Johnson (4–5)	Springer (0–4)		10,548	60–85
146	September 17	Rays	3–0	Davis (1–1)	Hendrickson (5–5)		12,436	60–86
147	September 18	Red Sox	3–1	Buchholz (6–3)	Guthrie (10–15)	Papelbon (37)	26,812	60–87
148	September 19	Red Sox	11–5	Lester (14–7)	Albers (2–6)		39,285	60–88
149	September 20	Red Sox	9–3	Matsuzaka (3–5)	Berken (5–12)		27,546	60–89
150	September 21	@ Blue Jays	9–2	Purcey (1–2)	Tillman (2–4)		11,598	60–90
151	September 22	@ Blue Jays	6–5 (11)	Camp (2–6)	Sarfate (0–1)		11,869	60–91
152	September 23	@ Blue Jays	7–3	Richmond (7–10)	Guthrie (10–16)		13,743	60–92
153	September 25	@ Indians	4–2	Carmona (4–12)	Hernandez (4–9)	Wood (20)	33,472	60–93
154	September 26	@ Indians	9–8	Wood (3–3)	Johnson (4–6)		31,749	60–94
155	September 27	@ Indians	9–0	Huff (11–8)	Tillman (2–5)		29,930	60–95
156	September 28	@ Rays	7–6	Cormier (3–3)	Ray (0–4)	Balfour (2)	10,352	60–96
157	September 29	@ Rays	3–1	Davis (2–1)	Guthrie (10–17)	Balfour (3)	10,349	60–97
158	September 30	@ Rays	5–3	Shields (11–12)	Hernandez (4–10)	Springer (1)	10,554	60–98

October (4–0)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
159	October 1	@ Rays	3–2	Waters (1–0)	Garza (8–12)	Johnson (9)	10,716	61–98
160	October 2	Blue Jays	13–7	Berken (6–12)	Purcey (1–3)		16,921	62–98
161	October 3	Blue Jays	6–3	Hendrickson (6–5)	Richmond (8–11)	Johnson (10)	23,254	63–98
162	October 4	Blue Jays	5–4	Albers (3–6)	League (3–6)		17,969	64–98

Player stats

Batting

Note: G = Games played; AB = At bats; R = Runs scored; H = Hits; 2B = Doubles; 3B = Triples; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in; AVG = Batting average; SB = Stolen bases

Player	G	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	AVG	SB
Matt Albers	4	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	.000	0
Robert Andino	76	193	30	43	7	0	2	10	.223	3
Michael Aubrey	27	74	8	22	7	0	2	8	.297	0
Danys Báez	3	1	1	1	0	0	0	0	1.000	0
Brian Bass	3	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	.000	0
Brad Bergesen	2	5	1	1	0	0	0	0	.200	0
Jeff Fiorentino	20	49	6	13	1	0	0	5	.265	1
Ryan Freel	9	15	2	2	0	0	0	1	.133	0
Mark Hendrickson	4	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	—	0
Rich Hill	4	8	0	1	0	0	0	1	.125	0
Aubrey Huff	110	430	51	109	24	1	13	72	.253	0
César Izturis	111	374	30	92	11	4	2	29	.246	11
Jim Johnson	5	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	—	0
Adam Jones	119	473	83	131	22	3	19	70	.277	10
Nick Markakis	157	627	89	181	43	2	17	96	.289	5
Chad Moeller	30	89	6	23	8	1	2	10	.258	0
Lou Montañez	25	67	4	12	4	0	1	6	.179	0
Melvin Mora	122	442	43	115	20	0	8	46	.260	3
Félix Pie	101	252	38	67	10	3	9	29	.266	1
Chris Ray	3	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	—	0
Nolan Reimold	104	358	49	100	18	2	15	45	.279	8
Brian Roberts	155	617	107	176	56	1	16	78	.285	29
Guillermo Rodríguez	5	2	0	0	0	0	0	0	.000	0
Oscar Salazar	17	31	4	13	0	0	2	6	.419	0
Luke Scott	127	444	61	116	26	1	25	77	.261	0
George Sherrill	6	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	—	0
Justin Turner	10	14	2	2	0	0	0	1	.143	0
Koji Uehara	2	2	0	0	0	0	0	0	—	0
Jamie Walker	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	—	0
Matt Wieters	92	337	33	99	15	1	8	40	.294	0
Ty Wigginton	119	397	41	108	18	0	11	39	.272	1
Gregg Zaun	56	168	23	41	10	0	4	13	.244	0

Pitching

Note: W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; G = Games pitched; GS = Games started; SV = Saves; IP = Innings pitched; R = Runs allowed; ER = Earned runs allowed; BB = Walks allowed; K = Strikeouts

Player	W	L	ERA	G	GS	SV	IP	R	ER	BB	K
Matt Albers	2	6	5.77	54	0	0	64.0	43	41	34	45
Danys Báez	4	6	4.13	57	0	0	69.2	36	32	22	40
Brian Bass	5	3	4.90	48	0	0	86.1	52	47	44	54
Brad Bergesen	7	5	3.43	19	19	0	123.1	52	47	32	65
Jason Berken	5	12	6.51	23	23	0	114.2	88	83	43	65
Alberto Castillo	0	0	2.61	17	0	0	10.1	4	3	4	6
Adam Eaton	2	5	8.56	8	8	0	41.0	39	39	19	28
Jeremy Guthrie	10	17	5.05	32	32	0	192.1	116	108	58	105
Mark Hendrickson	5	5	4.38	52	10	1	98.2	56	48	30	58
Sean Henn	0	0	9.00	6	0	0	3.0	3	3	4	6
David Hernandez	4	10	5.42	20	19	0	101.1	62	61	46	68
Rich Hill	3	3	7.80	14	13	0	57.2	53	50	40	46
Jim Johnson	4	6	4.10	62	0	8	68.0	31	31	23	49
Chris Lambert	0	0	4.76	4	0	0	5.2	3	2	1	7
Radhames Liz	0	0	67.50	2	0	0	1.1	10	10	2	1
Brian Matusz	5	2	4.63	8	8	0	44.2	24	23	14	38
Bob McCrory	0	0	17.18	7	0	0	7.1	19	14	10	4
Cla Meredith	0	0	4.10	27	0	0	26.1	12	12	11	16
Kam Mickolio	0	2	2.63	11	0	0	13.2	4	4	7	14
Chris Ray	0	3	6.65	45	0	0	43.1	33	32	22	39
Dennis Sarfate	0	0	5.85	18	0	0	20.0	15	13	12	17
George Sherrill	0	1	2.40	42	0	20	41.1	11	11	13	39
Alfredo Simón	0	1	9.95	2	2	0	6.1	7	7	2	3
Chris Tillman	2	5	5.40	12	12	0	65.0	40	39	24	39
Koji Uehara	2	4	4.05	12	12	0	66.2	33	30	12	48
Jamie Walker	0	0	5.11	22	0	0	12.1	8	7	0	9
Chris Waters	0	0	8.10	4	0	0	6.2	6	6	2	3

Off-season transactions

Trades

December 10, 2008	To Baltimore Orioles Ryan Freel 2 minor-league prospects	To Cincinnati Reds Ramón Hernández
January 19, 2009	To Baltimore Orioles Félix Pie	To Chicago Cubs Garrett Olson Henry Williamson
February 2, 2009	To Baltimore Orioles Rich Hill	To Chicago Cubs Ryan Freel

Free agents

Additions

Player	Pos.	Terms	Former team
César Izturis	SS	$5 million, 2 years^[1]	St. Louis Cardinals
Gregg Zaun	C	$1.5 million, 1 year	Toronto Blue Jays
Mark Hendrickson	P	$1.5 million, 1 year^[2]	Florida Marlins
Koji Uehara	P	$10 million, 2 years^[3]	Yomiuri Giants
Ty Wigginton	3B	$6 million, 2 years^[4]	Houston Astros

Subtractions

Player	Position	New team
Daniel Cabrera	P	Washington Nationals
Juan Castro	SS	Los Angeles Dodgers
Alex Cintrón	SS	Washington Nationals
Lance Cormier	P	Tampa Bay Rays
Kevin Millar	1B	Toronto Blue Jays
Jay Payton	OF

Farm system

Level	Team	League	Manager
AAA	Norfolk Tides	International League	Gary Allenson
AA	Bowie Baysox	Eastern League	Brad Komminsk
A	Frederick Keys	Carolina League	Richie Hebner
A	Delmarva Shorebirds	South Atlantic League	Orlando Gómez
A-Short Season	Aberdeen IronBirds	New York–Penn League	Gary Kendall
Rookie	Bluefield Orioles	Appalachian League	Einar Díaz
Rookie	GCL Orioles	Gulf Coast League	Ramón Sambo

References

External links

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2009 MLB season by team

AL East	Baltimore Boston New York Tampa Bay Toronto

AL Central	Chicago Cleveland Detroit Kansas City Minnesota

AL West	Los Angeles Oakland Seattle Texas

NL East	Atlanta Florida New York Philadelphia Washington

NL Central	Chicago Cincinnati Houston Milwaukee Pittsburgh St. Louis

NL West	Arizona Colorado Los Angeles San Diego San Francisco

Baltimore Orioles

Formerly the Milwaukee Brewers and the St. Louis Browns
Based in Baltimore, Maryland

Franchise

Ballparks

Spring training: Majestic Park; West End Park; Coffee Pot Park; Wright Field; Tech Field; Perris Hill Park; City Island Ball Park; Miami Stadium; Ed Smith Stadium; Al Lang Stadium; Fort Lauderdale Stadium; Ed Smith Stadium

Culture

Lore

Rivalries

Washington Nationals

Key personnel

Owner: Peter Angelos
Executive Vice President of Baseball Operations: Dan Duquette
Manager: Buck Showalter

World Series
Championships (3)

American League
Championships (7)

American League East
Championships (9)

American League Wild Card
(2)

1996
2012

Minor league
affiliates

Broadcasting

TV: Mid-Atlantic Sports Network
Radio: Orioles Radio Network
Announcers: Gary Thorne; Jim Hunter; Jim Palmer; Rick Dempsey; Mike Bordick

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