Miguel Gonzalez delivered one of his finest outings of the season in a no-decision against the Red Sox on Saturday, allowing just two runs (one earned) on seven hits over eight innings.

Both of the Red Sox runs came in the second inning, where Stephen Drew hit a solo homer, and a run came home on an error charged to Steven Pearce. He'll once again go in search of his fifth victory of the season when he carries a 4.22 ERA and troublesome 1.52 WHIP into Thursday's contest against the Nationals.

Miguel Gonzalez got a no-decision, allowing three runs over 4 2/3 innings in Sunday's loss to the Rays.

The right-hander failed to make it out of the fifth inning for the first time since May 4. Overall, Gonzalez allowed eight hits -- including home runs to Ben Zobrist and Matt Joyce -- while walking four and striking out two. He now carries a 4.56 ERA, a 1.56 WHIP, and a 58/30 K/BB ratio. Gonzalez will match up against the Red Sox on the road in his next start.

Miguel Gonzalez took his fifth loss, allowing three runs over five innings as the Orioles were defeated by the White Sox on Tuesday.

All things considered, the start could have gone worse. Gonzalez allowed nine hits and walked three while striking out only one batter. He surrendered a first-inning home run to Gordon Beckham as well. The right-hander carries a mediocre 4.48 ERA with a 1.49 WHIP and a 56/26 K/BB ratio in 68 1/3 innings. He'll try to turn things around in his next start at home against the Rangers.

Miguel Gonzalez fought his way through five innings to earn the win Tuesday, allowing four runs on eight hits against the Rays.

In his first start since returning from an oblique injury, Gonzalez struggled but was able to hold on long enough to earn his fourth win. The right-hander gave up four extra-base hits, including two solo home runs, among his eight hits allowed. He also walked two while striking out five, needing 95 pitches to get through five innings. It was the first time Gonzalez has allowed more than three earned runs since his first start of the season. With the rust off, Gonzalez should be sharper against the White Sox on Monday.

Orioles activated RHP Miguel Gonzalez from the 15-day disabled list.

Gonzalez will return to the Orioles' starting rotation on Tuesday night against the Rays after missing a little over two weeks with an oblique strain. The right-hander has a 4.17 ERA in 58 1/3 innings this season.

Miguel Gonzalez (oblique) is expected to rejoin the Orioles' rotation on Tuesday against the Rays.

Gonzalez could pitch in relief before then if he's needed, but the hope is that the O's can hold him back for Tuesday's start. The right-hander boasts a 2.93 ERA over his last 27 2/3 innings but could eventually be bumped from the rotation in favor of Kevin Gausman.

Miguel Gonzalez (oblique) tossed 4 1/3 scoreless innings in a rehab start Wednesday at Double-A Bowie.

Gonzalez struck out five and issued just one walk in the strong showing at Double-A. The right-hander, who has been out since May 31 with a strained oblique, could be back in the Orioles' rotation early next week.

Miguel Gonzalez (oblique) is scheduled to make a rehab start Wednesday night with Double-A Bowie.

Gonzalez is expected to go five innings or around 75 pitches. If it's issue-free, he could return to the Orioles' starting rotation early next week. The right-hander has been out since May 31 with a strained oblique.

Miguel Gonzalez (oblique) is aiming to make a rehab start this week with Double-A Bowie.

Gonzalez told reporters Tuesday that his strained oblique is already feeling much better. The right-hander is eligible to be activated from the 15-day disabled list on June 15 and could be ready on that date.

Miguel Gonzalez (oblique) will throw a bullpen session on Sunday or Monday, with hopes on making a rehab start next week.

Gonzalez was just placed on the disabled list on Friday, but the move was retroactive to his last start on May 31. Oblique injuries are usually bad news, but in this case it appears to be very mild. If Gonzalez progresses as expected, he should be activated on June 15 when first eligible.

Orioles placed RHP Miguel Gonzalez on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to May 31, with a right oblique strain.

Gonzalez is already feeling better, but the Orioles don't want to push him. He will make a rehab start in the middle of next week and is expected to rejoin the rotation sometime between June 15-17.

Miguel Gonzalez (side) will attempt to play catch Friday.

Gonzalez was scratched from Thursday's scheduled start due to discomfort in his right side, but an MRI came back negative. It's unclear if he'll be able to pitch Saturday and a stint on the disabled list hasn't been officially ruled out.

An MRI taken Wednesday on the right side of Orioles stater Miguel Gonzalez showed no major damage.

But the right-hander has already been scratched from his scheduled start Thursday against the Rangers and may be placed on the 15-day disabled list as a precautionary measure. "MRI was better than we thought it might be, so we don't think it's something long-term," Orioles manager Buck Showalter said Wednesday. Chris Tillman will start for Gonzalez on Thursday. Saturday's starter is to-be-determined.

Miguel Gonzalez underwent an MRI on Wednesday after complaining of soreness in his side.

The results of the test aren't yet available, but Gonzalez has already been scratched from his scheduled start Thursday against the Rangers. Chris Tillman will start in his place in Arlington, Texas.

Miguel Gonzalez allowed two runs over six innings in a win over the Indians on Sunday.

Fours were wild, as Gonzalez walked four, gave up four hits and struck out four in the game. The win was his second straight to move to 3-3 and he's allowed six earned runs in 19 innings over his past three starts. The strong stretch has lowered his ERA to 4.35. He's got a wonderful chance to keep bringing that ERA down when he faces the Astros in Houston on Friday.

Miguel Gonzalez picked up the win, allowing two runs in six innings as the Orioles defeated the Pirates 9-2 on Tuesday.

Gonzalez, making a return to the rotation, worked around a bunch of singles to limit the damage against the Pirates. He allowed seven hits, walked none, and struck out seven. His first start of the season aside, Gonzalez has been reliable out of the rotation and Tuesday's effort should help restore the team's confidence in him. Gonzalez now has a 4.53 ERA with a 42/15 K/BB ratio in 45 2/3 innings. He'll face the Indians at home in his next start.

Orioles manager Buck Showalter said Thursday that he's leaning toward having Miguel Gonzalez make a start next next week's series in Pittsburgh.

Gonzalez was moved to the bullpen this week in favor of Kevin Gausman, but Gausman is now back at Triple-A and it appears Gonzalez has his rotation spot back. The 29-year-old holds a 4.76 ERA this season, but he put up a 3.58 mark over the previous two years and probably deserves a shot to work through his issues.

Miguel Gonzalez will be available out of the bullpen Wednesday.

He'll be pigggybacking Kevin Gausman, who will make the start against the Tigers. It's unclear whether Gonzalez's move to the bullpen will be temporary. The 29-year-old has a 4.78 ERA and 34/14 K/BB ratio over 37 2/3 innings across seven starts this year.

Miguel Gonzalez allowed three runs on six hits over 4 2/3 innings in a loss to the Twins.

Gonzalez gave up six hits and four walks while striking out seven in the loss. He hasn't been particularly effective this season, owning a 5.28 ERA and 1.53 WHIP in six starts. The loss dropped him to 1-3. He'll have a shot at a better outing Saturday against the Astros.

Miguel Gonzalez allowed four runs -- three earned -- over six innings in a loss to the Royals on Sunday.

Gonzalez was a victim of an Adam Jones error that put a run on the board after two batters, and the only real mistake he made on the afternoon was a two-run double by Omar Infante. He allowed six hits and a walk on the afternoon, striking out four. The loss drops him to 1-2 with a 5.19 ERA and 1.42 WHIP on the year. Some off days mean Gonzalez won't get back on the mound until next Sunday at the Twins.