Matt Wieters is not in the Orioles' lineup Sunday. The Orioles are playing most of their regulars for the regular season finale, but they are also resting Adam Jones in addition to Wieters. Steve Clevenger is behind the plate, while Nate McLouth is handling center field.

Matt Wieters had a solo homer and a sac fly against the Blue Jays on Thursday. Wieters is up to 22 homers and 78 RBI, which is right where he finished the previous couple of years. Still, he's been a big disappointment with his average and OBP. It's take a little streak at the end here just to get him up to .234 and .287, respectively.

Matt Wieters is not in Wednesday's lineup against the Blue Jays. He's getting a breather now that the Orioles are out of things. Steve Clevenger will be behind the plate Wednesday.

Matt Wieters is not in the Orioles starting lineup for Saturday's game against the Rays. This one certainly doesn't come as a surprise as Wieters caught the entire 18 innings in Friday's loss. Steve Clevenger is getting the call behind the dish and hitting eighth for the O's.

Matt Wieters went 2-for-5 with a pair of RBI doubles in the Orioles' 5-3 win over the Red Sox on Wednesday. Wieters provided a run-scoring double in the fifth inning before ripping a ground-rule double to bring home another run in the sixth. The doubles gave him 26 on the season. The 27-year-old also scored a run on the night.

Matt Wieters is not in the Orioles' lineup Friday. It appears to just be a day of rest. Steve Clevenger will catch Jason Hammel Friday.

Matt Wieters is not in the Orioles starting lineup for Saturday's game against the White Sox. It's just a routine day of rest for the O's backstop. Chris Snyder will start in his place and hit ninth against Hector Santiago.

Matt Wieters launched a two-run homer in Tuesday's loss to the Rays. Unfortunately for the Orioles, they were unable to get any closer after Wieters' blast in the ninth inning cut the lead to three. The catcher is sporting a red-hot home run bat, though, as he's gone deep in two straight games and has four longballs over his last seven contests.

Matt Wieters went 3-for-5 and hit his 16th homer against the Rays on Monday. If only Wieters could always face the Rays; he's a lifetime .337 hitter versus Tampa Bay, compared to .246 against everyone else. He has 47 RBI against the Rays, while his next highest against any team is 31 against the Red Sox.

Matt Wieters launched a solo homer and drew a walk in Friday's loss to the Rockies. The solo blast was in the ninth inning against fill-in closer Rex Brothers. With 17 homers and 57 RBI, Wieters is doing his part to be useful in fantasy leagues, but his .233 batting average is a major disappointment. The 27-year-old has always had his issues against right-handed pitching, but he has actually regressed this season.