BALTIMORE -- In earning his first major league victory as a starter, Dylan Bundy showed that he can do a lot more than merely throw the ball very hard.Backed by home runs from Mark Trumbo and Manny Machado, Bundy pitched a career-high five innings and helped the Baltimore Orioles beat the Cleveland Indians 5-1 on Friday night.Bundy (3-2) allowed five hits and an unearned run. Drafted fourth overall in the 2011, Bundy worked in the bullpen this season before surrendering three homers over 3 1/3 innings Sunday at Tampa Bay in his starting debut.In the encore, the right-hander struck out five and walked none. Clevelands lone run came in the fifth, when Abraham Almonte doubled, took third on a passed ball and scored on a double-play grounder.Thats a real good offensive team over there, so that makes it even more impressive, manager Buck Showalter said. He was good. He pitched as much as threw.Thats how the Indians saw it, too.Weve seen him in the bullpen where hes kind of just trying to throw hard, but he pitched tonight, Cleveland manager Terry Francona said. He started to use his secondary pitches and had a really good changeup.Bundy needed 87 pitches to get 15 outs, but hey, hes getting accustomed to a new role.I just want to go out there and give the team a chance to win, he said, and get five, six, seven innings if I can.Odrisamer Despaigne followed Bundy with 3 2/3 innings of three-hit ball before Zach Britton got the final out for his 31st save.Trumbo launched his 29th home run with two on in the first inning and Machado made it 5-0 in the third. Both drives came off Trevor Bauer (7-4), who hadnt given up more than one long ball in any of his previous 22 appearances this season.Playing at Camden Yards for the first time since the All-Star break, the Orioles improved their home record to 34-14, best in the majors.It was awesome to come home and sleep in your own bed and finally just come into your own clubhouse, Machado said. It was a good day for us.Bauer yielded a season-high tying five runs in four-plus innings.Ive got to do a better job, he said.The game had a scary moment in the seventh inning when Despaigne threw a fastball that struck Juan Uribe in the batting helmet around the left ear. Uribe stood bent over near the plate for several minutes before leaving. The team later announced that Uribe had a head contusion.It looked and sounded bad, Francona said.Said Uribe: They had the doctor check it out. Im OK.STREAKYIndians: Jason Kipnis extended his hitting streak to six games. Hes batting .458 (11 for 24) since July 16. . Francisco Lindor had his 33rd multi-hit game of the season.Orioles: Caleb Joseph reached base five straight times (four hits and a walk) over two games before grounding into a double play in the eighth.TRAINERS ROOMIndians: OF Michael Brantley responded favorably to a medical procedure on his ailing right shoulder and expects to resume baseball activities next week. ... RF Lonnie Chisenhall was scratched from the starting lineup with a stomach illness. ... RHP Cody Anderson was placed on the DL with right shoulder inflammation.Orioles: Baltimore placed OF Joey Rickard (thumb) on the DL and recalled OF Dariel Alvarez from Triple-A Norfolk. Showalter said Rickard, a Rule 5 player, will likely be sidelined until September... C Matt Wieters (foot) sat out a fourth straight game but was available if needed, Showalter said. ... 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Robinson was injured in a spill underneath the Nuggets basket during the first quarter of Wednesday nights loss to the Charlotte Bobcats.ATLANTA -- We have to wait until Saturday to find out who will take home college footballs most beloved prize, the Heisman Trophy, but Thursday serves as a pretty scrumptious appetizer.Some of the nations best players have joined together at the College Football Hall of Fame in downtown Atlanta for this years Home Depot College Football Awards (7 p.m. ET on ESPN and ESPN App).Heres a look at all the hardware that will be handed out and who the finalists are for each award:Chuck Bednarik Award (defensive player of the year)Jonathan Allen, DE, Alabama, Sr.: Alabamas flying lineman already won the Nagurski Trophy as the nations best defender after recording 13 tackles for loss, 8.5 sacks, 15 quarterback hurries, and leading all defensive linemen with two defensive touchdowns.Myles Garrett, DE, Texas A&M, Jr.: Possibly the top pick in Aprils NFL draft, Garrett battled through injuries to finish with 8.5 sacks and 15 TFLs. Garrett has 32.5 career sacks, which ranks sixth in SEC history.Jabrill Peppers, LB, Michigan, Jr.: The do-everything linebacker played 15 positions in all three phases of the game for the Wolverines, recording three offensive touchdowns and a punt return for a touchdown. Defensively, he leads the team with 16 TFLs, and has 4 sacks, 1 interception and 72 tackles.Who should win: AllenWho will win: PeppersBiletnikoff Award (nations most outstanding receiver)Austin Carr, Northwestern, Jr.: Leads the Big Ten in yards with 1,196 (only player in the conference to eclipse 1,000-yard mark) and touchdowns with 12 (two more than any other player in the conference). A Big Ten-leading 59 of his 84 receptions resulted in a first down.Zay Jones, East Carolina, Sr.: Leads the FBS in targets with 218 (52 more than any other player) and yards with 1,746 (160 more than any other player). An FBS-leading 89 of his 158 receptions resulted in a first down, most in a single season in the FBS since 2004.Dede Westbrook, Oklahoma, RSr.: He was second in the Power 5 with 1,465 receiving yards off 74 catches. Westbrook had 16 touchdowns, averaged 19.8 yards per catch and 67.6 percent of his receptions went for first downs or touchdowns.Who should win: WestbrookWho will win: WestbrookLou Groza Award (nations most outstanding kicker)Daniel Carlson, Auburn, Jr.: He has made 140 consecutive PATs (longest streak in Auburn history), leads Power 5 place-kickers with 26 made field goals (86.7 percent) this season, including tying an SEC record with a 6-for-6 performance as he accounted for all Tiger scoring in 18-13 victory vs. LSU. Has made four 50-plus-yard field goals this season (second among Power 5 place-kickers).Zane Gonzalez, Arizona State, Sr.: He is the NCAA record holder for field goals in a career (96) and had a school-record streak of 17 consecutive field goals made this season. Gonzalez leads the FBS in 40-plus-yard yard field goals (13) and 50-plus-yard field goals (seven). Has connected on 92 percent of his kicks (23-of-25).Younghoe Koo, Georgia Southern, Sr.: Tied the school record for field goals in a single season (19) and is second in the FBS in field goal percentage (minimum of 15 attempts) at 95 percent (19-of-20).Who should win: GonzalezWho will win: GonzalezRay Guy Award (nations most outstanding punter)Michael Dickson, Texas, So.: Leads the Big 12 in punting average (47.4) and has 14 punts inside opponents 10-yard line, second-most among Power 5 punters. Twenty-eight of his punts were downed inside the 20-yard line and 25 went 50-plus yards.Cameron Johnston, Ohio State, GS: Has had 23 punts inside the opponents 20-yard line, tied for fourth in the Big Ten. He recorded longest punt of the year in the Big Ten (70 yards vs. Wisconsin). Hes averaging 46.2 yards per punt, 23 punts were downed inside the 20 and 16 of his kicks have gone 50-plus yards.Mitch Wishnowsky, Utah, So: He leads the Pac-12 and is second nationally in punting average (48.0). Thirty-seven of his punts have been downed inside the 20 (four more than any other Power 5 punter) and 19 punts have been downed inside the 10 (five more than any other Power 5 punter).Who should win: WishnowskyWho will win: WishnowskyMaxwell Award (college player oof the year)Lamar Jackson, QB, Louisville, So.dddddddddddd: Just the second player in FBS history to pass for 3,000 yards and rush for 1,500 yards in same season and accounted for the ACC single-season record with 51 total touchdowns this season. Jackson is second nationally in total offense (4,928) and plays of 20-plus yards (76). He had at least 400 total yards in eight games this season.Baker Mayfield, QB, Oklahoma, RJr.: The two-time Heisman Trophy finalist has led Oklahoma to 21-4 record as the starting quarterback over past two seasons. He leads the FBS in Total QBR (91.6), completion percentage (71.2) and yards per attempt (11.1). He has averaged 305.8 passing yards per game with 38 touchdowns to just eight interceptions.Jabrill PeppersWho should win: JacksonWho will win: JacksonDavey OBrien Award (nations best quarterback)Lamar JacksonBaker MayfieldDeshaun Watson, Clemson, Jr.: Hes seeking to join BYUs Ty Detmer, Floridas Danny Wuerffel and Oklahomas Jason White as the only two-time winners of the award -- each of the three also won the Heisman one of those seasons. He became first QB in ACC history with 35-plus passing TDs in two different seasons and leads ACC in passing yards (3,914) and passing TDs (37).Who should win: JacksonWho will win: WatsonOutland Trophy (nations most outstanding interior lineman)Pat Elflein, C, Ohio State, Sr.: The Big Ten Conferences Rimington-Pace Offensive Lineman of the Year and was a first-team all-Big Ten choice for the third consecutive year. He has been the anchor for a line that helped the Buckeyes rank ninth in the nation in rushing offense (258.3 YPG), 24th in total offense (479.5) and ninth in scoring (42.7 PPG).Cody OConnell, G, Washington State, RJr.: He started 11 games at left guard and blocked for the nations second-ranked passing offense while rushing for 100-plus yards seven times, including three 200-yard efforts.Cam Robinson, OT, Alabama, Jr.: Considered one of the top offensive tackle prospects in next years NFL draft, Robinson has started every game since his freshman season (42 consecutive starts). He has been the anchor for an Alabama offense averaging 471.3 yards per game, including 245 rushing yards per outing.Who should win: ElfleinWho will win: RobinsonJim Thorpe Award (nations best defensive back)Adoree Jackson, CB, USC, Jr.: In a Week 13 win over Notre Dame, Jackson became the first FBS player to score on a punt, kickoff and reception in the same game since Alabamas Christion Jones in 2013. Hes second in Pac-12 with four interceptions this season and is fifth in Pac-12 with 11 pass breakups this season.Jourdan Lewis, Michigan, Sr.: The two-time All-Big Ten selection owns the school record for pass breakups with 44 in his career. Hes also seventh in Big Ten with 10 pass breakups this season.TreDavious White, CB, LSU, Sr.: He has two interceptions this season, with one going back for a touchdown, and leads the SEC with 13 pass breakups this season. Hes also one punt return shy of tying the school record for punt returns for a touchdown with four.Who should win: JacksonWho will win: JacksonDoak Walker Award (nations best running back)Dalvin Cook, Florida State, Jr.: Hes Florida States all-time leading rusher (4,319 yards) and leads the ACC in rushing this season (1,620). He also ranks eighth nationally with 2,046 all-purpose yards (170.5 YPG).DOnta Foreman, Texas, Jr.: Leads the FBS with 2,028 rushing yards and joined Ricky Williams as the only players in Texas history to rush for 2,000 yards in a season. He rushed for 341 yards vs. Texas Tech, the second-highest single-game total in Texas history, has 15 rushing touchdowns, and averaged a national-leading 184.4 YPG.Donnel Pumphrey, San Diego State, Sr.: His 6,290 career rushing yards are second most in FBS history, and he needs 107 yards to tie the FBS record. Hes second in the FBS in rushing yards this season with a Mountain West Conference-record 2,018 yards and is tied for the FBS lead this season with four 200-yard games.Who should win: ForemanWho will win: Cook ' ' '