Mayo and Mountcastle in Orioles lineup vs. Tigers
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March 17, 2026 10:54 am
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LAKELAND, Fla. – Coby Mayo is playing third base this afternoon as the Orioles make their second trip to Lakeland to play the Tigers.
This is Mayo’s first appearance since last Tuesday in West Palm Beach, when he was 4-for-4 with five RBIs. He’s 13-for-26 with a 1.195 OPS in 10 games.
Colton Cowser is leading off and playing center field, followed by catcher Samuel Basallo, first baseman Pete Alonso and designated hitter Ryan Mountcastle.
Mountcastle exited Wednesday’s game in Sarasota after being hit on the right hand.
Heston Kjerstad is in left field today.
Chris Bassitt is making his fourth appearance. He’s allowed four earned runs and six hits in nine innings.
José Espada and Rico Garcia also will pitch today after returning from the World Baseball Classic.
Albert Suárez starts Wednesday afternoon against the Blue Jays in Dunedin. Dean Kremer starts Thursday afternoon’s split-squad game against the Yankees in Tampa, and left-hander Trevor Rogers starts the night game against the Pirates in Sarasota.
For the Orioles
Colton Cowser CF
Samuel Basallo C
Pete Alonso 1B
Ryan Mountcastle DH
Coby Mayo 3B
Heston Kjerstad LF
Leody Taveras RF
Bryan Ramos 2B
Luis Vázquez SS
Chris Bassitt RHP
For the Tigers
Parker Meadows CF
Javier Báez SS
Wenceel Pérez DH
Colt Keith 1B
Dillon Dingler C
Kevin McGonigle 3B
Matt Vierling RF
Zach McKinstry 2B
Jahmai Jones LF
Justin Verlander RHP
Kenley Jansen also will pitch for Detroit.
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