masn-baseballs-orioles.jpgPedro Alvarez remains at third base and Nolan Reimold gets the start in left field, as the Orioles attempt to complete a four-game sweep of the Tigers.
Jonathan Schoop moves up to sixth in the order after his two-homer, five-RBI night.
A win today would extend the Orioles’ streak to a season-high eight games.
For the Orioles Joey Rickard RF Manny Machado SS Adam Jones CF Chris Davis 1B Mark Trumbo DH Jonathan Schoop 2B Pedro Alvarez 3B Nolan Reimold LF Caleb Joseph C
Kevin Gausman RHP
For the…

Pedro Alvarez remains at third base and Nolan Reimold gets the start in left field, as the Orioles attempt to complete a four-game sweep of the Tigers.

schoop-swing-white-day-sidebar.jpgJonathan Schoop moves up to sixth in the order after his two-homer, five-RBI night.

A win today would extend the Orioles’ streak to a season-high eight games.

For the Orioles
Joey Rickard RF
Manny Machado SS
Adam Jones CF
Chris Davis 1B
Mark Trumbo DH
Jonathan Schoop 2B
Pedro Alvarez 3B
Nolan Reimold LF
Caleb Joseph C

Kevin Gausman RHP

For the Tigers
Ian Kinsler 2B
J.D. Martinez RF
Miguel Cabrera 1B
Victor Martinez DH
Nick Castellanos 3B
Justin Upton CF
Steven Moya LF
James McCann C
Mike Aviles SS

Michael Fulmer RHP

The Orioles are listing their starters for the Mariners series at Camden Yards as Ubaldo Jimenez, Chris Tillman and TBD. The Mariners are starting Wade Miley, Taijuan Walker and Nathan Karns.

The off-day allows manager Buck Showalter to tweak his rotation. Tyler Wilson’s next turn would have fallen on Monday.

Mike Wright’s next turn is Thursday and he could fill that spot. But what happens to Wilson?

Could he be optioned as a temporary roster solution for Jimmy Paredes, whose injury rehab assignment ends after today? The Orioles don’t need a fifth starter due to Monday’s break in the schedule.

I could be way off. Just tossing out an idea.