masn-baseballs-orioles.jpgThe Orioles will send out the following lineup tonight in Cleveland as they try to end a four-game skid at a ballpark where they’ve posted a 20-47 record:

Brian Roberts 2B
Nick Markakis RF
Derrek Lee 1B
Vladimir Guerrero DH
Luke Scott LF
Adam Jones CF
Mark Reynolds 3B
Matt Wieters C
Cesar Izturis SS

Zach Britton LHP

For the Indians:
Michael Brantley CF
Asdrubal Cabrera SS
Shin-Soo Choo RF
Shelley Duncan LF
Travis Hafner DH
Orlando Cabrera 2B
Matt LaPorta 1B
Lou Marson C
Adam Everett…The Orioles will send out the following lineup tonight in Cleveland as they try to end a four-game skid at a ballpark where they’ve posted a 20-47 record:

Brian Roberts 2B
Nick Markakis RF
Derrek Lee 1B
Vladimir Guerrero DH
Luke Scott LF
Adam Jones CF
Mark Reynolds 3B
Matt Wieters C
Cesar Izturis SS

Zach Britton LHP

For the Indians:
Michael Brantley CF
Asdrubal Cabrera SS
Shin-Soo Choo RF
Shelley Duncan LF
Travis Hafner DH
Orlando Cabrera 2B
Matt LaPorta 1B
Lou Marson C
Adam Everett 3B

Justin Masterson RHP

The Pirates designated former Orioles left-hander Garrett Olson for assignment.

Also, two Baltimore high schools will compete tomorrow for the title of best in baseball at the championship of the inaugural President’s Cup tournament at Camden Yards.

The event begins at 9 a.m., when the Gilman plays Friends at Mount. St. Joe. Boys’ Latin and Mount. St. Joe will play at the same time at Swann Park. The winners will compete for the title of President’s Cup Champion at 1 p.m. at Camden Yards.

Hall of Famer Frank Robinson will join Geraldine Day, widow of former Negro League star and Hall of Famer Leon Day, to simultaneously throw out the ceremonial first pitch.

“I am very pleased to attend the championship game of The President’s Cup,” Robinson said in a statement. “Baltimore has always been very special to me because of all my time there, when I was privileged to be a part of two World Championship clubs as a player and then to serve as the manager and an executive with the Orioles. The people of Baltimore have always made their city a wonderful setting for baseball.”