Orioles and Mariners lineups
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May 20, 2015 3:01 pm
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Rey Navarro is starting at second base tonight for the Orioles and Steve Pearce is in left field. Delmon Young is in right field and batting cleanup.
Chris Davis remains in the lineup despite facing a left-hander, Roenis Elias, and being 1-for-20 in his last six games. He’s taking early batting practice again today.
The Orioles have gone 10-3 against the Mariners at Camden Yards dating back to the start of the 2011 season. Seattle has dropped 18 of its last 26 in Baltimore, and is 39-69 (.361)…
Rey Navarro is starting at second base tonight for the Orioles and Steve Pearce is in left field. Delmon Young is in right field and batting cleanup.
Chris Davis remains in the lineup despite facing a left-hander, Roenis Elias, and being 1-for-20 in his last six games. He’s taking early batting practice again today.
The Orioles have gone 10-3 against the Mariners at Camden Yards dating back to the start of the 2011 season. Seattle has dropped 18 of its last 26 in Baltimore, and is 39-69 (.361) since the ballpark opened in 1992.
Can the Orioles build on their success? They took the opening game of the series last night 9-4 and are sending left-hander Wei-Yin Chen to the mound tonight.
Chen’s outing snaps a string of 10 consecutive starts by opposing right-handers versus the Mariners. Chen is just the second lefty to start against Seattle in the last 18 games. The Mariners are 3-5 vs. southpaws this season.
Nelson Cruz is now a career .350 hitter against the Orioles, going 57-for-163 with 12 doubles, a triple, seven home runs and 37 RBIs in 41 games. He’s reached base safely in 38 of 41 games.
Robinson Cano is a career .363 hitter (119-for-328) with 27 doubles, 15 home runs and 44 RBIs in 80 career games at Camden Yards. The average and .995 OPS are the highest for Cano at any venue in which he’s played a minimum of 20 games. The 15 home runs are his second-most as a visiting player, trailing only the 17 he’s hit at Tropicana Field.
For the Orioles
Manny Machado 3B
Jimmy Paredes DH
Adam Jones CF
Delmon Young RF
Chris Davis 1B
Steve Pearce LF
J.J. Hardy SS
Caleb Joseph C
Rey Navarro 2B
Wei-Yin Chen LHP
For the Mariners
Rickie Weeks DH
Willie Bloomquist LF
Robinson Cano 2B
Nelson Cruz RF
Kyle Seager 3B
Justin Ruggiano CF
Logan Morrison 1B
Mike Zunino C
Chris Taylor SS
Roenis Elias LHP
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