--RHP Anthony Reyes will miss a second start with tendinitis in his right elbow. 

MEDICAL WATCH: RHP Anthony Reyes (sore right elbow) missed his Sept. 

The Indians concluded a 4-3 trip to Kansas City and Baltimore with a 6-3 loss to the Orioles on Thursday night. 

The Indians concluded a 4-3 trip to Kansas City and Baltimore with a 6-3 loss to the Orioles on Thursday night. 

The Baltimore Orioles haven't had many wins to celebrate lately, so they took particular delight in one that required solid pitching from a first-time starter and a rookie closer. 

Cliff Lee looks like a lock for his first career AL Cy Young Award. 

--LHP Scott Lewis pitched eight shutout innings in his major league debut and got the win in the Indians' 7-1 win over the Orioles. 

MEDICAL WATCH: RHP Anthony Reyes (sore right elbow) missed his Sept. 

The Indians got an unexpected boost to their starting rotation Wednesday night. 

Through all the countless hours he spent rehabilitating an assortment of injuries, Scott Lewis never abandoned hope of pitching in the major leagues. 

The years he spent rehabilitating an assortment of injuries paid off for Scott Lewis, who allowed three hits over eight shutout innings in his major league debut Wednesday night to help the Cleveland Indians beat the Baltimore Orioles 7-1. 

The years he spent rehabilitating an assortment of injuries paid off for Scott Lewis, who allowed three hits over eight shutout innings in his major league debut Wednesday night to help the Cleveland Indians beat the Baltimore Orioles 7-1. 

The years he spent rehabilitating an assortment of injuries paid off for Scott Lewis, who allowed three hits over eight shutout innings in his major league debut Wednesday night to help the Cleveland Indians beat the Baltimore Orioles 7-1. 

The Cleveland Indians had been stuck in a long homerless drought. 

The Cleveland Indians were doubly rewarded for their patience: Jeremy Sowers and Travis Hafner both put on a performance reminiscent of their past.