Brandon Hyde said the Orioles are moving Charlie Morton to the bullpen but “haven’t closed the door” on him returning to the rotation.

The Orioles are moving Charlie Morton to the bullpen in an effort to get the two-time All-Star back on track, manager Brandon Hyde said Wednesday.

Morton signed with the Orioles this offseason on a one-year, $15 million deal. Early on, the results have been disappointing. Through his first seven starts, the 41-year-old owns a record of 0-6 and has a 9.45 ERA. He's struck out 26 batters across 26 2/3 innings while surrendering 28 runs, including six home runs, and an MLB-high 21 walks.

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The New York Yankees made MLB history after they started their game against the Baltimore Orioles with three consecutive home runs on Tuesday.