Orioles lineup vs. Blue Jays (Wright update)
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April 11, 2015 3:10 pm
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Alejandro De Aza is back in the leadoff spot tonight for the Orioles, who continue their home series against the Blue Jays.
Steve Pearce is in right field and Travis Snider is serving as the designated hitter. Everth Cabrera, who’s on the field early today taking ground balls, is starting at shortstop.
Outfielder David Lough is in Baltimore as expected. He’s taking early batting practice.
Update: For now, left-hander Wesley Wright is still listed among the Orioles relievers. Wright…
Alejandro De Aza is back in the leadoff spot tonight for the Orioles, who continue their home series against the Blue Jays.
Steve Pearce is in right field and Travis Snider is serving as the designated hitter. Everth Cabrera, who’s on the field early today taking ground balls, is starting at shortstop.
Outfielder David Lough is in Baltimore as expected. He’s taking early batting practice.
Update: For now, left-hander Wesley Wright is still listed among the Orioles relievers. Wright experienced sharp pain behind his throwing shoulder during his appearance Friday.
Wright received treatment on his left shoulder, but said it feels the same as yesterday. The doctor will examine it later today and a trip to the disabled list remains possible.
For the Orioles
Alejandro De Aza LF
Steve Pearce RF
Chris Davis 1B
Adam Jones CF
Travis Snider DH
Manny Machado 3B
Jonathan Schoop 2B
Everth Cabrera SS
Caleb Joseph C
Ubaldo Jimenez RHP
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