Miguel Gonzalez allowed three runs (two earned) in 5 2/3 innings and got the no-decision as the Orioles fell to the Blue Jays on Tuesday.

Gonzalez made one big mistake, giving up a three-run home run to Edwin Encarnacion in the bottom of the sixth. Otherwise, he was effective, giving up four hits and two walks while striking out seven. He now has a 5.40 ERA and has allowed five home runs in 20 innings thus far. Gonzalez will face the Royals in his next start.

Miguel Gonzalez picked up his first win of the season Wednesday, tossing five scoreless innings in a 3-0 victory over the Rays.

Gonzalez whiffed six batters while allowing just three hits and three walks. He did need 98 pitches to get through five, which he was removed from relatively early. Still, Gonzalez has now been solid for two outings in a row after being blasted in his first start of the season. He'll try to keep the momentum going next week in Toronto.

Tuesday night's game between the Rays and Orioles has been postponed due to rain in Baltimore.

Miguel Gonzalez was scheduled to pitch for the host Orioles and Brandon Gomes was supposed to fill in for Jake Odorizzi on the Rays' side of things because Odorizzi is sick. No makeup date has been announced.

Miguel Gonzalez shook off two homers to hold the Yankees to three runs in six innings on Wednesday.

The homers came in the second inning. Carlos Beltran hit one way out, and Kelly Johnson followed with another three batters later, though that one probably wouldn't have left any park apart from Yankee Stadium. It was a bounce-back outing for Gonzalez after he was hit hard by the Tigers last week. He's still a good bet to be a useful AL-only pitcher.

Miguel Gonzalez gave up four runs and seven hits in five innings Wednesday in a victory over the Red Sox.

Gonzalez left with a one-run lead, and the Orioles bullpen held in the 5-4 victory. Gonzalez ends the spring 2-0 with a 3.54 ERA. He's expected to start Baltimore's fourth game of the season, though that hasn't been announced yet.

Miguel Gonzalez pitched three-hit ball for six innings and combined with three relievers on a shutout of a Braves split-squad on Friday.

Gonzalez struck out five and walked none. The often-forgotten right-hander has a 2.35 ERA this spring. He remains a fine bet in AL-only leagues.

The results of precautionary X-rays on the left leg of hurler Miguel Gonzalez came back negative on Saturday.

The 29-year-old was hit by a comebacker during Friday's Grapefruit League appearance. While he admitted that his leg was sore, he'll play catch on Saturday and expects to take the mound for his next scheduled start.

Miguel Gonzalez has been sent for a precautionary X-ray on his left leg.

The Orioles aren't concerned, believing he has just a bruised tibia, but they want to get him checked out just in case. Gonzalez was hit on the leg by a comebacker during Friday's appearance.

Miguel Gonzalez has been diagnosed with a left tibia contusion after exiting Friday's game when he was hit by a comebacker.

It doesn't sound like he'll need any additional exams, so Gonzalez appears to have dodged a serious injury. The Orioles figure to have him rest for a bit, but it's not something that's going to affect his availability for Opening Day.

Miguel Gonzalez left Friday's game against the Phillies after being hit on the left leg by a comebacker.

He was able to walk off the field on his own, which is obviously a good sign. Chances are the Orioles were just being cautious with Gonzalez, but more should be available on his status before long. He allowed two hits in his one-third of an innings before exiting.

Miguel Gonzalez (back) threw 25 pitches in a bullpen session Wednesday.

Gonzalez suffered from back spasms during a fielding drill Saturday, but he didn't have any issues during his bullpen session and should be good to go moving forward. The 29-year-old is coming off a 3.78 ERA and 120/53 K/BB ratio over 171 1/3 innings last season and should be assured of a rotation spot to begin 2014.

Miguel Gonzalez (back) will throw a bullpen session Wednesday.

Gonzalez, who experienced back spasms during a fielding drill Saturday, is scheduled to throw 20 pitches "nice and easy" and has been instructed to stop if he feels anything. The Orioles understandably don't want him to push it this early in camp.

Miguel Gonzalez (back) will play catch Monday.

Gonzalez took a day of rest on Sunday after experiencing back spasms Saturday during a fielding drill. The right-hander should have no problem catching back up and will open the regular season in the Orioles' rotation.

Miguel Gonzalez won't throw for the next couple days due to back spasms.

Gonzalez's back tightened up on Saturday when he ran to cover first base during a drill. He said it's something that's happened before and he's not concerned. The righty should be back on schedule by the end of the week.

Miguel Gonzalez held the Blue Jays to an unearned run and two hits over seven innings to win Thursday.

After a rough August, Gonzalez bounced back to go 3-1 with a 2.01 ERA in five September starts to finish up 11-8 with a 3.78 ERA. The strong finish should ensure that he'll be back in the Baltimore rotation next year. He won't even be arbitration eligible yet, so he'll remain quite the bargain for the Orioles.

Miguel Gonzalez yielded three runs over six innings Saturday in a loss to the Rays.

Gonzalez, who left his last start with a groin strain, gave up just two hits but tied a career-high with five walks. Two of those walks were in the fifth inning, which came back to bite him when Desmond Jennings connected for a three-run homer. His ERA now sits at 3.94 for the year. He'll finish his season with a start against the Blue Jays at home.

Miguel Gonzalez (groin) will start Saturday against the Rays.

Gonzalez left Sunday's start against the Blue Jays with a right groin strain, but he felt fine after completing a bullpen session Thursday. The 29-year-old has a 3.92 ERA, 1.26 WHIP and 113/47 K/BB ratio over 158 1/3 innings this season.

Miguel Gonzalez (groin) said he felt good after a bullpen session Saturday.

Good news. Gonzalez feels ready to start Saturday against the Rays, but it's unclear whether Orioles manager Buck Showalter will go that route. He left his last start with a Grade 1 strain of his right groin.

Miguel Gonzalez (groin) will miss at least one start.

Gonzalez left Sunday's start against the Blue Jays with a Grade 1 strain of his right groin and still felt some soreness while throwing Tuesday. It's unclear if he'll be ready to throw a bullpen session Thursday, but it looks like he won't be an option to return until next week.

Miguel Gonzalez (groin) will throw a bullpen session Thursday.

Gonzalez left Sunday's start against the Blue Jays after 5 1/3 innings due to a Grade 1 strain of his right groin. However, if all goes well in his bullpen session, he could be an option to pitch Saturday against the Rays.