text:  First time through the order, he's great. And then the second time, he gets a little home run prone. And then the third time, teams tend to jump on him more. So for the O's, it's the double-edged sword, though. If you jump on him too quickly, if you don't get a big enough lead, then you get into the pen, and that can have its own set of issues. But he has been susceptible to the beginning. He lets a lot of guys get on base, and then he manages to work his way out of it. He's pitched a little bit better of late. He's not the guy, obviously, of 10 years ago.