HOUSTON (AP) — Baltimore Orioles rookie right-hander Brandon Young had to move past his last start.

In dropping to 0-6, Young saw his ERA increase to 6.70 through the first 10 starts of his major league career after allowing six runs over three innings against the Athletics on Aug. 9.

“Honestly, it’s easier said than done trying to flush bad outings like that,” Young said. “But just looking forward to the next (start) and trying to prepare myself. I think that’s what most of us look forward to, especially starters.”

Young bounced back and nearly made history on Friday night. The 26-year old was four outs from throwing the first perfect game in Orioles history before former teammate Ramon Urias’ bouncer to the left of the mound spoiled his bid.

Young was able to field the ball with his

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