Orioles' Uehara wins in MLB debut game against Yankees

Orioles' Uehara wins in MLB debut game against Yankees

BALTIMORE, United States - Baltimore Orioles starting pitcher Koji Uehara (L) receives the ball from catcher Gregg Zaun after winning his major league baseball debut game against the New York Yankees at Oriole Park in Baltimore on April 8. Uehara gave up five hits and one run in five innings in the game, which the Orioles won 7-5.

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