BALTIMORE–Orioles right-hander Dean Kremer, who allowed five runs on five hits while retiring just two batters in Saturday night’s rehab outing for Triple-A Norfolk, is likely to have another one, manager Brandon Hyde said.

Kremer, who’s on the 15-day injured list with a strained right triceps, allowed five runs, three unearned on four hits in 3 2/3 innings on June 16th in his first rehab start. He threw 59 pitches in his first start, and just 39 on Saturday against Lehigh Valley.

“We haven’t finalized it, but I would assume he’s probably going to make another rehab start,” Hyde said on Monday. “He didn’t get his [pitch count] up, didn’t get out the first inning there. Wasn’t an ideal situation from a pitch count standpoint, but he did feel good after the two-thirds that he threw down there.

“We were hoping to get more out of Dean to be able to then make a decision if he’s then make a deif he’s going to come back or not. It didn’t happen. Now, we’re reassessing some things.”

Norfolk is at home this week against Charlotte.