Despite key injuries to their pitchers, the Baltimore Orioles have managed a strong record in the American League, with updates on when the sidelined players might return provided by Manager Brandon Hyde.

• The Baltimore Orioles have a record of 12-6 through the first 18 games, placing them third in the American League.
• Kyle Bradish made a successful rehab start on April 16, pitching three scoreless innings with only one hit.

The performance of John Means in his Triple-A starts has been concerning, with significant runs given up in limited innings.

• Brandon Hyde indicated that it might take a few more weeks for the injured pitchers to return and for the Orioles to stabilize their rotation.
• Tyler Wells, despite being on the injured list, remains close to the team and could be the closest among the three injured players to return.

The Orioles will likely continue to monitor the progress of their injured pitchers closely and adjust their rotation accordingly for upcoming games.

As the Orioles navigate through injuries to their pitching staff, maintaining their strong performance will require strategic management and a focus on player recovery for a successful season ahead.