Jim Johnson blew his first save of the season Tuesday night in the Orioles' late loss to the Padres.

It snapped a franchise-record 35-game save streak. Johnson allowed four hits and two earned runs, coughing up Baltimore's 2-1 ninth-inning lead. The right-hander still has a stellar 1.80 ERA and 1.05 WHIP on the season and should be able to bounce back next time out.

Jim Johnson took a loss after allowing a run in the 11th Wednesday against the Blue Jays.

It was Johnson's second loss this season, topping his total from 71 appearances last year, but also just the first earned run he's allowed. He should thank Brian Matusz, who stranded the bases loaded after taking over in the 11th. Johnson has worked three straight days, so the Orioles will likely give him Friday off. Pedro Strop might get a save chance in his place.

Jim Johnson saved his sixth game of the year Tuesday, securing a 5-4 victory for the Orioles over the Rays.

Johnson hasn't allowed an earned run yet and has converted all six of his save opportunities to this point. He doesn't strike out a ton of batters, but his heavy sinker continues to get the job done. After saving 51 games last season, Johnson is proving to be an incredibly reliable late-inning option.