Nolan Reimold hammered another ball deep into the left field bleachers in the fifth inning for his fifth home run in 51 major league at-bats. He's starting to look pretty comfortable at the plate and may get even more good pitches to hit if Matt Wieters ends up hitting behind him.

Don't know exactly where Wieters will bat, but I'm guessing he'll bat anywhere from sixth to eighth depending on the opposing pitcher and the designated hitter. There could be times when Reimold and Wieters hit seventh and eighth against right-handers -- or vice versa -- which makes for a pretty good back end of the batting order.

Though a great deal of excitement has been directed toward Wieters' debut tomorrow night, Reimold has generated plenty himself during his relatively short time in the majors. His game-winning home run on Wednesday set aside a little space for him in the hearts of Orioles fans before Wieters' arrival. He also got the traditional pie in the face (left) after that game.

Instant update: Hernandez left the game with two runners on and two outs in the sixth. He threw 108 pitches and left with 2-1 lead. He gave up a run on five hits and four walks and struck out three.

Sun photo by Gene Sweeney Jr.