Chris Tillman pitched well again on [...]

Despite a shaky first inning, Orioles starter Chris Tillman picked up his fourth win of the season Sunday afternoon, going 6 1/3 innings and allowing three runs and striking out seven. It helped that his offense torched the A's for 11 runs in support, but this was Tillman's fourth straight quality s[...]

Chris Tillman had another great outing in his dominant victory over the struggling Yankees. The righty went over seven innings and allowed one run while striking out nine. Tillman was a candidate to have a real comeback season this year, and he's delivering thus far, with a 3-1 record and an ERA und[...]

Everything was working for Chris Tillman leading into the 2015 season, as he had posted an ERA under 3.00 in two seasons and become the undisputed ace of the pitching staff. But then 2015 happened, and Tillman went nuclear, with an ERA over five. It's rare to see a dropoff that extreme, and it could[...]

Chris Tillman had a rough start against the Rangers tonight, giving up six runs over five innings. Tillman entered the game with an ERA under two, but that will surely increases after tonight's outing. Tillman's success is vital for the Orioles, as their rotation is questionable at best. Despite hav[...]

After two very effective performances to start the year, Chris Tillman had a tough night against the Texas Rangers. In 5.1 innings of work, the righty gave up six earned runs off nine hits and one walk. Tillman only struck out one batter during the game after striking out a total of 10 batters in hi[...]

The Baltimore Orioles are expected to start right-hander Chris Tillman in Thursday's series opener at Texas. That's potential good news for a few Rangers batters. Third baseman Adrian Beltre is 6-for-12 career off Tillman with two doubles, a home run and three RBIs. He hasn't struck out. Shortsto[...]

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