U.S. PresswireOrioles left fielder Nolan Reimold hits a two-run double in the eighth inning of Game 1 against the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Otto Greule Jr, Getty ImagesZach Britton talks with catcher Matt Wieters after giving up an RBI single to Seattle's Robert Andino in the fourth inning.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunOrioles designated hitter Steve Pearce, bottom, is forced out at second base by the Toronto Blue Jays' Emilio Bonifacio in the bottom of the seventh inning.
Otto Greule Jr, Getty ImagesRyan Flaherty is congratulated by Nate McLouth and J.J. Hardy after scoring in the sixth inning.
Steven Bisig, USA TODAY SportsJason Hammel delivers against Seattle's Michael Saunders.
Elsa, Getty ImagesDarren O'Day delivers in the seventh inning against the Yankees.
Cary Edmondson, USA TODAY SportsJ.J. Hardy tags out Oakland's Josh Donaldson.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunMiguel Gonzalez pitches against the Blue Jays.
Joy R. Absalon-USA TODAY SportsAdam Jones reacts after being hit by a pitch against the Dodgers.
Karl Merton Ferron / Baltimore SunOrioles second baseman Alexi Casilla dives to tag out Twins pinch runner Darin Mastroianni.
Brad Penner, USA TODAY SportsAdam Jones drives in a run with a ground out.
Thearon W. Henderson, Getty ImagesSecond baseman Ryan Flaherty turns a double play over the slide of Josh Donaldson.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunManny Machado breaks up a potential double play by tripping up Toronto shortstop Maicer Izturis on a grounder off the bat of Nick Markakis.
Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore SunMatt Wieters is congratulated at the dugout steps after he belted a solo home run against the Tampa Bay Rays.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunManny Machado scores the Orioles' first run on a sacrifice fly from Chris Davis in the bottom of the sixth inning against the Toronto Blue Jays.
Lloyd Fox, Baltimore SunOrioles' Manny Machado circles the bases after his three-run homer in the sixth inning.
Rob Carr, Getty ImagesBuck Showalter and the Orioles observe a moment of silence to honor the victims of the Boston Marathon bombing and two fans who died recently.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunChris Davis gets congratulated by teammates in the dugout after scoring in the second inning against Toronto.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunOrioles first baseman Chris Davis, facing left, grabs right fielder Nick Markakis after Markakis hit an RBI single to score Davis with two outs in the bottom of the ninth inning for a 2-1 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays.
Rob Carr / Getty ImagesNolan Reimold congrats Adam Jones and Nick Markakis after all three scored against the Dodgers.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunOrioles starting pitcher Chris Tillman only allowed one run in 6 2/3 innings against the Toronto Blue Jays.
Rob Carr, Getty ImagesOutfielders Nate McLouth (left to right), Adam Jones and Nick Markakis observe a moment of silence at Camden Yards.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunJim Johnson walks off the field after he was removed in the 11th inning.
Brad Penner, USA TODAY SportsOrioles third baseman Manny Machado reacts during the ninth inning.
Thearon W. Henderson, Getty ImagesNate McLouth is congratulated by Adam Jones after scoring a run against the A's.
Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore SunAdam Jones follows through on a home run off Tampa Bay starter Matt Moore.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunBlue Jays manager John Gibbons gets ejected by home plate umpire Mike DiMuro.
Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore SunChris Davis kneels by second base after a double play off the bat of J.J. Hardy ended the fourth inning.
Thearon W. Henderson / Getty ImagesBrian Matusz watches Oakland's Yoenis Cespedes round the bases after he hit a two-run homer off the O's reliever.
Thearon W. Henderson / Getty ImagesTroy Patton walks back to the Orioles' dugout after being taken out of the game in the 7th.
J. Meric, Getty ImagesAdam Jones congratulates Chris Davis as Nick Markakis looks on.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunManny Machado is tagged out at home by Toronto catcher J.P. Arencibia to end the 10th inning.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunNick Markakis dives back to the plate, ensuring he scores on Adam Jones' single in the fifth inning.
Otto Greule Jr, Getty ImagesChris Dickerson reacts after being caught stealing.
Lloyd Fox, Baltimore SunNate McLouth steals second base in the fifth inning of Game 2 of a doubleheader against the Dodgers.
Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore SunNick Markakis leaps in vain as a drive hit by James Loney clears the wall for a solo home run off relief pitcher Darren O'Day.
Otto Greule Jr, Getty ImagesNate McLouth rounds the bases (and blows a bubble) after his leadoff homer against the Mariners.
Thearon W. Henderson, Getty ImagesNick Markakis hits an RBI single in Oakland.
Joy R. Absalon-USA TODAY SportsManny Machado gets brushed back by a pitch in the first inning against the Dodgers.
Otto Greule Jr, Getty ImagesZach Britton mades his first start of 2013 with the Orioles against the Mariners on Monday night.
Otto Greule Jr, Getty ImagesChris Dickerson is tagged out at second base by Seattle's Dustin Ackley on a steal attempt.
Bob Stanton-USA TODAY SportsOakland catcher John Jaso tags out Manny Machado at the plate.
Karl Merton Ferron / Baltimore SunJ.J. Hardy is welcomed at home plate after hitting a two-run homer against the Twins.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunManny Machado is out at second but managed to disrupt the throw of Toronto's Munenori Kawasaki to first, giving Nick Markakis the base on a fielders choice in the seventh.
Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore SunManny Machado runs up the first-base line on an RBI hit in the fifth inning.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunOrioles first baseman Chris Davis, left, scores the winning run in the bottom of the ninth inning as Toronto Blue Jays catcher J.P. Arencibia walks off the field.
Al Bello, Getty ImagesYankees second baseman Robinson Cano completes an eighth-inning triple play as he tags out Manny Machado at second base.
Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore SunJ.J. Hardy dives for a grounder hit by Tampa Bay's James Loney that rolled past for a base hit.
Otto Greule Jr, Getty ImagesMariners lefty Joe Saunders celebrates a complete-game victory over his former team with catcher Jesus Montero.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunJim Johnson reacts after walking Maicer Izturis, allowing the go-ahead run to score in the 11th inning.
Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore SunTampa Bay's Kelly Johnson is caught trying to steal second base as Orioles shortstop J.J. Hardy applies the tag.
Jim Rogash, Getty ImagesAdam Jones celebrates a 3-2 win over the Red Sox with teammate J.J. Hardy.
Jim Rogash, Getty ImagesNate McLouth catches a ball hit by Boston's Daniel Nava in front of the Green Monster at Fenway Park.
Otto Greule Jr, Getty ImagesZach Britton takes a warm-up pitch as manager Buck Showalter looks on after Britton was hit in the left shoulder by a ball thrown back to him by the plate umpire in the sixth inning.
Jim Rogash, Getty ImagesJake Arrieta pitches against the Red Sox at Fenway Park.
J. Meric, Getty ImagesOrioles' Brian Roberts turns a double play as Evan Longoria slides in to attempt to break it up.
Lloyd Fox, Baltimore SunNick Markakis warms up before the Orioles face the Twins.
Thearon W. Henderson / Getty ImagesChris Davis is congratulated by Matt Wieters after hitting a solo home run that put the O's up 7-6 in the 8th.
Elsa, Getty ImagesAdam Jones catches a fly ball in center field in the seventh inning.
Lloyd Fox, Baltimore SunJ.J. Hardy tags out Twins' Aaron Hicks as he tries to steal second.
Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore SunTeammates greet Matt Wieters at home plate after his walk-off grand slam in the 10th inning against the Rays.
Brad Penner, USA TODAY SportsJim Johnson and Matt Wieters shake hands after beating the Yankees.
Steven Bisig, USA TODAY SportsManny Machado trots home to score on a wild pitch thrown by Seattle's Brandon Maurer in the first inning.
Cary Edmondson, USA TODAY SportsNate McLouth prepares to round third base after hitting a home run against the A's.
Joy R. Absalon-USA TODAY SportsJake Arrieta gave up five earned runs in four innings in the Orioles' 7-4 loss to the Dodgers.
Rob Carr, Getty ImagesJake Arrieta pitches in the first inning of the home opener.
Otto Greule Jr, Getty ImagesJason Hammel pitches against the Mariners in Seattle.
Kim Klement-USA TODAY Sports, USA TODAY SportsOrioles left fielder Nolan Reimold slides into home plate as Tampa Bay catcher Jose Lobaton attempted a tag in the seventh.
Cary Edmondson, USA TODAY SportsNick Markakis is congratulated by teammates after hitting a home run in Oakland.
Thearon W. Henderson, Getty ImagesNick Markakis scores from first base on an RBI double by Adam Jones.
U.S. PresswireOrioles shortstop J.J. Hardy scores on Nolan Reimold's two-run double in the eighth inning of Game 1 against the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore SunOrioles right fielder Nick Markakis retrieves a drive hit by Tampa Bay's James Loney in the sixth inning.
Lloyd Fox, Baltimore SunOrioles' Chris Davis hits a second inning homer against the Dodgers.
Thearon W. Henderson, Getty ImagesJason Hammel pitches against the Oakland Athletics.
Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore SunAll wearing No. 42 in honor of Jackie Robinson, Orioles infielders (from left) Manny Machado, J.J. Hardy, Ryan Flaherty and Chris Davis take part in a moment of silence at Camden Yards.
Elsa, Getty ImagesNick Markakis looks on from the dugout.
Thearon W. Henderson, Getty ImagesAdam Jones makes a leaping catch of a ball off the bat of Jed Lowrie.
Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore SunNate McLouth passes Tampa Bay third baseman Evan Longoria as he scores on an RBI double by Manny Machado in the first inning.
Lloyd Fox, Baltimore SunAdam Jones makes an over the shoulder grab off a hit by Trevor Plouffe in the third inning.
Thearon W. Henderson, Getty ImagesWei-Yin Chen became the first Orioles starter to complete seven innings this season when he went eight against the A's in Oakland.
Joy R. Absalon-USA TODAY SportsNate McLouth singles in the first inning against the Dodgers.
Otto Greule Jr, Getty ImagesMatt Wieters rounds the bases after a fourth-inning homer in Seattle.
Thearon W. Henderson / Getty ImagesNate McLouth, right, and Manny Machado walk off the field after McLouth scored on a double by Adam Jones and Machado was called out at the plate.
Brad Penner-USA TODAY Sports, USA TODAY SportsYankees catcher Francisco Cervelli tags out Nate McLouth at the plate in the second inning.
Thearon W. Henderson, Getty ImagesAdam Jones congratulates J.J. Hardy on scoring the Orioles' first run of the night in the seventh inning.
Joy R. Absalon-USA TODAY Sports, Joy R. Absalon-USA TODAY SportsOrioles starting pitcher Wei-Yin Chen pitches in the first inning of Game 2 in a doubleheader against the Los Angeles Dodgers at camden Yards.
Jim Rogash, Getty ImagesRed Sox third baseman Will Middlebrooks tags out Manny Machado, who tried to stretch a double in to a triple in the first inning.
Winslow Townson, USA TODAY SportsOrioles shortstop J.J. Hardy jumps over the sliding Mike Napoli and turns a double play during the third inning.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunOrioles relief pitcher Darren O'Day reacts after he struck out the Toronto Blue Jays' Emilio Bonifacio with the bases loaded in the top of the sixth inning.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunPedro Strop reacts after striking out Melky Cabrera for the final out in the eighth inning.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunOrioles third baseman Manny Machado makes a barehanded play and throws to first base to get the Toronto Blue Jays' Munenori Kawasaki in the top of the sixth inning.
Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore SunMembers of the Orioles bow their heads during a pregame moment of silence.
Lloyd Fox, Baltimore SunThe Dodgers' Matt Kemp steals second base as Ryan Flaherty tries to catch the ball.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunJosh Stinson delivers against Toronto in his first start as an Oriole.
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Orioles second baseman Brian Roberts, who is on the disabled list with a right hamstring strain, is walking without a limp but has yet to resume baseball activities.
Roberts needed to be carried off the field after a stolen base April 4 at Tampa Bay, and he went on the DL the next day. Orioles manager Buck Showalter said it would be a reach to think Roberts will be ready to return when he’s first eligible to be activated on April 20.
“It’s going to be a challenge for him,” Showalter said.
Roberts opened the season 5-for-12 batting from the No. 9 spot. Since Roberts was injured, Orioles No. 9 hitters were 2-for-16 entering Thursday’s game.