Orioles-Cardinals lineups in Jupiter
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March 12, 2015 8:53 am
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JUPITER, Fla. – The Orioles are sparing the majority of their regulars the long trip to Jupiter today.
Jonathan Schoop is at second and Everth Cabrera is playing shortstop while leading off for this afternoon’s game against the Cardinals.
Bud Norris is making his second spring start after allowing four runs on four hits in one inning his first time out. J.P. Arencibia will start behind the plate.
The reserves making the trip are Steve Clevenger, Ryan Flaherty, David Lough, Chris Parmelee,…
JUPITER, Fla. – The Orioles are sparing the majority of their regulars the long trip to Jupiter today.
Jonathan Schoop is at second and Everth Cabrera is playing shortstop while leading off for this afternoon’s game against the Cardinals.
Bud Norris is making his second spring start after allowing four runs on four hits in one inning his first time out. J.P. Arencibia will start behind the plate.
The reserves making the trip are Steve Clevenger, Ryan Flaherty, David Lough, Chris Parmelee, Henry Urrutia, Drew Dosch, Mike Yastrzemski, Rey Navarro, Jonah Heim, Ozzie Martinez and Garabez Rosa.
Also available to pitch in Jupiter: left-hander Mark Hendrickson and right-handers Brad Brach, Dylan Bundy, Hunter Harvey and Chaz Roe.
For the Orioles
Everth Cabrera SS
Jayson Nix 3B
Jonathan Schoop 2B
Nolan Reimold RF
Jimmy Paredes DH
Christian Walker 1B
J.P. Arencibia C
Matt Tuiasosopo LF
Dariel Alvarez CF
Bud Norris RHP
For the Cardinals
Matt Carpenter 3B
Jason Heyward RF
Matt Holliday LF
Matt Adams DH
Mark Reynolds 1B
Randal Grichuk CF
Tony Cruz C
Ty Kelly 2B
Pete Kozma SS
Jaime Garcia LHP
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