Baltimore Orioles starting pitcher Kevin Gausman threw 65 pitches in a four-inning simulated game. He's just keeping sharp in between spring training starts, especially with the team having a lot of minor leaguers in camp, though those numbers are slowly being culled each week.

This article references Kevin Gausman and more! Baltimore Orioles starting pitcher Kevin Gausman (eye) remains on track for his next scheduled start on Saturday. Gausman was forced to exit Monday's start against the Tigers after suffering a cut near his left eye in a collision with Jeimer Candelario, but he is feeling good just one day later. It shouldn't be an issue moving forward.Keep on reading: Kevin Gausman On Track For Next Start

This article references Kevin Gausman and more! Baltimore Orioles starting pitcher Kevin Gausman passed his concussion test and did not require any stitches for the cut near his left eye. Gausman was involved in a collision with Tigers third baseman Jeimer Candelario while covering home plate on Monday, but fortunately he managed to avoid serious injury. He initially felt some soreness with his back, but he is fine now. He is scheduled to work out on Tuesday and should be ready to make his next start, but any sort of delay would just be preca[...]Keep on reading: Kevin Gausman Passes Concussion Test

This article references Kevin Gausman and more! Baltimore Orioles starting pitcher Kevin Gausman met the media during Monday's Spring Training game. He'd left earlier in the day after colliding with Jeimer Candelario while backing up a play at the plate. He told the media that he "felt like he'd been in a bar fight" and that he thought he hit Candelario's helmet brim, which resulted in the cut over his left eye. He passed concussion protocol because he knew what day it was, thanks to it being his friend's birthday. Gausman thinks he's OK and [...]Keep on reading: Injured Kevin Gausman Looks To Make Next Start

This article references Kevin Gausman and more! Baltimore Orioles starting pitcher Kevin Gausman (head) was injured after he collided with Tigers third baseman Jeimer Candelario during his spring start Monday. Gausman was backing up a throw to home after a Leonys Martin single. He apparently hit his head and was taken out after undergoing the concussion protocol. Gausman is seen as one of the few consistent Baltimore starting pitchers. Ultimately, he gave up five runs over 1 1/3 innings, two of them scoring after he came out of the game. Ho[...]Keep on reading: Kevin Gausman Leaves Game After Collision

This article references Kevin Gausman and more! Baltimore Orioles starting pitcher Kevin Gausman avoided arbitration Tuesday by agreeing to a one-year contract. He will make $5.6 million, according to Jon Heyman of FanRag Sports. The two sides had an arbitration hearing scheduled for Wednesday, with Gausman asking for $6.225 million and the Orioles countering with $5.3 million, but they were ultimately able to avoid the awkwardness of such a scenario. As a Super Two player, Gausman still has two years of arbitration remaining.Keep on reading: Kevin Gausman Avoids Arbitration

This article references Kevin Gausman and more! Baltimore Orioles starting pitcher Kevin Gausman will have his arbitration hearing tomorrow, according to Roch Kubatko of MASN Sports. According to Kubatko, Gausman would like to have an agreement before he heads to Spring Training and this would help him reach that goal. He requested $6.225 million and was offered $5.3 million by the Orioles when arbitration figures were exchanged. Gausman is arbitration-eligible for the first time. He went 11-12 with a 4.68 ERA in 34 starts last year and was m[...]Keep on reading: Kevin Gausman Has Arbitration Hearing Scheduled

This article references and more! While Kevin Gausman and Dylan Bundy have rotation spots, Roch Kubatko of MASN Sports points out that there are still three more rotation spots that need filling. While Mike Fiers turned down a two-year deal with Baltimore to sign with the Tigers and the team is looking at trade options in Collin McHugh and Jake Odorizzi, the team must also assess their internal options. Nestor Cortes, Miguel Castro, Mike [...]Keep on reading: Orioles Still Need To Figure Out Rotation

Baltimore Orioles pitcher Kevin Gausman is expected to start on Sunday against the Rays. Gausman would get the start in place of Jeremy Hellickson (back), a day after Gausman allowed six runs to the Pirates. The right-hander has posted an 11-11 record so far in 2017 with 170 strikeouts in 179 inning[...]