Wright did not factor into the decision in Saturday's 11-6 loss to the Blue Jays. He surrendered six hits, four earned runs and five walks, while notching three strikeouts.

EDGE Analysis

Wright's control was virtually non-existent Saturday, as he managed to throw just 49 of 103 pitches across the strike zone. Location has been a persistent issue for the 26-year-old, who's issued multiple free passes in six of his last seven trips to the mound. He also plunked Kevin Pillar in the second inning Saturday, and generated his third non-quality start in his last four appearances. With the newly-acquired Yovani Gallardo set to make his Orioles debut next Saturday, Wright could find himself the odd man out of the rotation.

Wright (3-3) held the Royals to one run in seven innings in Monday's victory. He allowed five hits, walked two, and struck out four.

EDGE Analysis

Wright had been optioned to Triple-A last week, but was recalled to make the start on Monday. The one run allowed marked his best start of the season. If he remains in the rotation, Wright will carry a 5.30 ERA into the start Saturday against Toronto.

Wright will start during Monday's game against the Royals, Brittany Ghiroli of MLB.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Wright was recalled from Triple-A Friday after being optioned and bumped out of the rotation on Thursday. The lefty has started nine times for the Orioles in 2016, and posted a 5.88 ERA and 1.47 WHIP over 49 innings pitched.

Wright was recalled from Triple-A on Friday.

EDGE Analysis

This comes a day after he was optioned and bumped from the big-league rotation. The Orioles apparently want him up in case they need a mop-up man this weekend, and the team has not ruled out the idea of Wright jumping back into the rotation Monday if he hasn't been called upon during this weekend's series.

Wright was optioned to Triple-A Norfolk on Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

Based on the way Wright was pitching, this doesn't come as a surprise. He lasted just 2.2 innings in his start Wednesday, and his ERA now sits at 5.88. The tricky thing is, the Orioles just don't have many quality arms to choose from to replace Wright. Brian Duensing was recalled as a corresponding move, but he hasn't worked as a starter since 2012, so that doesn't solve the mystery of who the O's will start Monday. Yovani Gallardo will begin a rehab assignment Thursday, so he will eventually take that spot in a turn or two.

Wright (2-3) pitched 2.2 innings, allowing six runs, seven hits and no walks while striking out two in Wednesday's game against the Red Sox. He did not factor in the decision as the game turned out to be a slugfest.

EDGE Analysis

Wright beat the Red Sox in his major league debut, but was hammered by them this time around, giving up four home runs while recording just eight outs. Coming into the game, the righty had given up just five homers in 49 innings all season. The 26-year-old will take a 5.88 ERA and a 1.47 WHIP into his next start on Monday against the Royals.

Wright allowed three runs on six hits, walking two and striking out four, but lasted just 4.2 innings and came away with a no-decision against Cleveland on Friday night.

EDGE Analysis

Wright saw his ERA drift up to 5.05 on the season while again failing to take the team deep into the game. He tossed 99 pitches (60 for strikes) but didn't get out of the fifth inning. He'll take on a tough Boston lineup in Baltimore next time out, but he'll have to be more efficient to make himself fantasy relevant going forward.

Wright allowed four runs, two of which were earned, on five hits and three walks while striking out three over 5.1 innings, but received no decision Friday at the Angels.

EDGE Analysis

Wright was unable to benefit from a big offensive night by the Orioles as they scored five runs after he left the contest, and a pair of unearned runs also kept him from notching a win. He's now allowed two earned runs in three of his last four starts to bring his ERA to a season-low 4.97. He'll make his next start Thursday at the Astros.

Wright (2-3) allowed two runs on three hits, struck out six and walked three over seven innings in a victory over the Tigers on Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

This was his longest outing of the season, and the six punchouts tied a season high. He also struck out six batters once last year during his rookie season. The only two runs he yielded came off a Miguel Cabrera home run. It was the first long ball Wright had given up since April 24. He will look to keep this going in his next start Friday against the Angels.

Wright (1-3) yielded five runs on 10 hits, struck out three and walked two over five-plus innings in a loss to the Athletics on Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

Oakland scored a single run in the second, third and fifth. After the first two hitters reached in the sixth, pitcher Dylan Bundy relieved Wright, and he allowed both inherited runners to score. This is the second time this season Wright allowed at least five runs.