Saves for Shock Trauma For a 5th season Kelly & Associates Insurance Group, Inc. will contribute $2,000 to the University of Maryland R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center every time an Orioles pitcher records a save*. In the 2009 season, a total of $62,000 was contributed by Kelly & Associates thanks to the 31 saves recorded by the O's pitchers. If you would like to contribute to the Shock Trauma Center please click here. Bird Watching: Total Saves = 26 ($52,000)As O's pitchers rack up saves during the 2010 season, the logo below will fill with color.  Saves by Game:Date | Opponent | O's Pitcher |
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April 8 | Tampa Bay Rays | Mike Gonzalez | April 18 | Oakland | Jim Johnson | April 25 | Boston Red Sox | Cla Meredith | April 27 | New York Yankees | Alfredo Simon | May 1 | Boston Red Sox | Alfredo Simon | May 6 | Minnesota Twins | Alfredo Simon | May 12 | Seattle Mariners | Alfredo Simon | May 13 | Seattle Mariners | Alfredo Simon | May 21 | Washington Nationals | Alfredo Simon | June 10 | New York Yankees | David Hernandez | June 15 | San Francisco Giants | David Hernandez | June 19 | San Diego Padres | Alfredo Simon | June 26 | Washington Nationals | Alfredo Simon | June 27 | Washington Nationals | Alfredo Simon | June 30 | Oakland Athletics | Alfredo Simon | July 8 | Texas Rangers | Alfredo Simon | July 9 | Texas Rangers | Alfredo Simon | July 11 | Texas Rangers | Alfredo Simon | July 23 | Minnesota Twins | Alfredo Simon | July 29 | Kansas City Royals | Alfredo Simon | August 4 | Los Angeles Angels | Alfredo Simon | August 8 | Chicago White Sox | Alfredo Simon | August 21 | Texas Rangers | Koji Uehara | August 25 | Chicago White Sox | Koji Uehara | August 27 | Los Angeles Angels | Koji Uehara | August 29 | Los Angeles Angels | Koji Uehara |
* In baseball, a "save" occurs when a relief pitcher enters the game with his club leading and has the opportunity to be the finishing pitcher (and is not the winning pitcher of record at the time), and meets any one of the three following conditions: - He has a lead of no more than three runs and has the opportunity to pitch for at least one inning, or
- He enters the game, regardless of the count, with the potential tying run either on base, at bat, or on deck; or
- He pitches three or more innings regardless of the lead and the official scorer credits him with a save.
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