Lost before the one-hit gem of Dylan Bundy on Tuesday was the pregame ceremonial first pitch thrown by Zion Harvey.
Harvey, a 9-year-old from Owings Mills, became the first child in the world to receive a double-hand transplant last summer at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.
Harvey's hands and feet were amputated at age 2 after a sepsis infection led to gangrene.
He spent the year since his surgery working to regain hand function and the ability to throw a baseball through rigorous therapy sessions.
And on Tuesday night, he accomplished it at Camden Yards by throwing out the first pitch to center fielder Adam Jones.
