Orioles and Tigers lineups
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May 27, 2019 9:26 am
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Gabriel Ynoa makes his first start in two years today as the Orioles begin their three-game series against the Tigers at Camden Yards.
This could turn into a bullpen game with Ynoa unlikely to work into the later innings. Dan Straily is available in relief and could back him up now that they’ve switched roles.
Ynoa has never faced the Tigers or anyone on the current roster.
Trey Mancini starts at first base today. Hanser Alberto is back in the leadoff slot and playing third. Stevie Wilkerson…
Gabriel Ynoa makes his first start in two years today as the Orioles begin their three-game series against the Tigers at Camden Yards.
This could turn into a bullpen game with Ynoa unlikely to work into the later innings. Dan Straily is available in relief and could back him up now that they’ve switched roles.
Ynoa has never faced the Tigers or anyone on the current roster.
Trey Mancini starts at first base today. Hanser Alberto is back in the leadoff slot and playing third. Stevie Wilkerson returns to the outfield, but now in right field with Keon Broxton holding down center field.
Left-hander Daniel Norris is starting for the Tigers. He’s allowed three earned runs or fewer in four of his five starts this month.
Mancini homered in his only at-bat against Norris. He’s the only player on the active roster to face Norris. Chris Davis is on the injured list and Joey Rickard and Anthony Santander are at Triple-A Norfolk.
For the Orioles
Hanser Alberto 3B
Jonathan Villar 2B
Trey Mancini 1B
Renato Núñez DH
Pedro Severino C
Dwight Smith Jr. LF
Keon Broxton CF
Stevie Wilkerson RF
Richie Martin SS
Gabriel Ynoa RHP
For the Tigers
Niko Goodrum DH
Christin Stewart LF
Nicholas Castellanos RF
Miguel Cabrera 1B
Ronny Rodriguez SS
Brandon Dixon 3B
Josh Harrison 2B
Grayson Greiner C
JaCoby Jones CF
Daniel Norris LHP
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