A cerebral pitcher trying to establish himself in the big leagues, Orioles starter Tyler Wilson already knows the difficulty of retiring major league hitters after they've batted against you twice in a game.
What better example than the final at-bat of his most recent start, against Chicago White Sox shortstop Jimmy Rollins?
"First two at-bats, he rolled over sinkers away to second base. The third time — that guy's a former MVP, he's been in the league forever — he reaches out and flips it out to center field for a hit to end my game," Wilson said.