O's look to avoid sweep  —  Boston (3-1) at Baltimore (2-3), 1:35 p.m. ET  —  The Orioles and Red Sox waited out a 90-minute rain delay to play a tight, one-run ballgame Saturday night.  Starting pitchers Curt Schilling and Bruce Chen dueled through the fifth inning, but Schilling went deeper in the game and earned a 2-1 win.

Chilling in Charm City  —  Red Sox ace dominates Birds to notch second victory  —  BALTIMORE — Frigid air filled Camden Yards on Saturday afternoon, with one exception.  It came in the form of the heat that emanated from Curt Schilling's right arm.  —  With two on and two outs in the bottom …

Red Sox follow familiar path for win on road  —  BALTIMORE — Who would have thought a quick trip to Kinkos would result in another win for the Red Sox?  —  After all, last night's 2-1 win over the Orioles was a virtual carbon copy of the Sox' 2-1 victory over the Rangers Wednesday in Arlington, Texas.

Schilling again provides right answers  —  BALTIMORE — If many of the questions about Curt Schilling's readiness for this season were answered when he allowed just two runs to the Texas Rangers to open the season, a good deal of the rest were dealt with after his stifling performance in Camden Yards last night.

Notes: Lopez looks to catch on  —  Reserve backstop to get first start behind dish on Saturday  —  BALTIMORE — Ready or not, Javy Lopez is going back behind the plate on Saturday.  Lopez has worked at designated hitter for most of the last two weeks and hasn't practiced his catching skills …

Notes: Defense leaving its mark  —  With new blueprint in place, Red Sox winning close games  —  BALTIMORE — Run prevention.  It was a buzz phrase around the offices of Yawkey Way all winter, as the front office reconstructed a team that was successful last year, but flawed.