Orioles and Mariners lineups
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April 14, 2021 3:20 pm
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Trey Mancini is out of the Orioles lineup tonight, with Maikel Franco, the team leader with 12 RBIs, playing first base.
Rio Ruiz is starting at third base.
Ryan Mountcastle stays in the sixth slot as the designated hitter. DJ Stewart is in left field.
Chance Sisco is catching and Ramón UrÃas, the hero in the second game of yesterday’s doubleheader with his walk-off single, is playing second base.
Cedric Mullins has hit safely in a career-long 15 straight games dating back to last…
Trey Mancini is out of the Orioles lineup tonight, with Maikel Franco, the team leader with 12 RBIs, playing first base.
Rio Ruiz is starting at third base.
Ryan Mountcastle stays in the sixth slot as the designated hitter. DJ Stewart is in left field.
Chance Sisco is catching and Ramón UrÃas, the hero in the second game of yesterday’s doubleheader with his walk-off single, is playing second base.
Cedric Mullins has hit safely in a career-long 15 straight games dating back to last September and is batting .414 (24-for-58) in that span, with seven doubles, two triples, two home runs, eight RBIs six walks and nine runs scored.
Mullins leads the majors with 19 hits.
Matt Harvey is making his third start with the Orioles after allowing six runs and 13 hits in 9 2/3 innings. He’s walked two batters and struck out nine.
Harvey made his only career start against the Mariners July 13, 2019 and allowed one run in 5 2/3 innings.
The Mariners are starting right-hander Justin Dunn, a first-round pick of the Mets in 2016 out of Boston College who was included in the Robinson Canó trade. Dunn faced the White Sox in his first start and allowed three runs with one hit and eight walks in 4 2/3 innings.
In 10 starts last summer, Dunn registered a 4.34 ERA and 1.358 WHIP and averaged 6.1 walks per nine innings. He averaged 12.2 walks in his four starts in 2019.
Right-handed hitters slash .175/.269/.320 against Dunn and left-handers slash .170/.397/.404. But those walks …
Dunn has never faced the Orioles.
The game-time temperature is listed at 58 degrees with a 69 percent chance of precipitation. And it’s doubtful that another postponement would lead to a Thursday doubleheader on getaway day for the Mariners, but I know as much about travel as I do the weather.
Which is why I’m hesitant to pass along the dew point unless omitting it is improper.
For the Orioles
Cedric Mullins CF
DJ Stewart LF
Anthony Santander RF
Maikel Franco 1B
Rio Ruiz 3B
Ryan Mountcastle DH
Chance Sisco C
Freddy Galvis SS
Ramón UrÃas 2B
Matt Harvey RHP
For the Mariners
Mitch Haniger RF
Ty France DH
Kyle Seager 3B
José Marmolejos LF
Luis Torrens C
Taylor Trammell CF
Evan White 1B
Dylan Moore 2B
J.P. Crawford SS
Justin Dunn RHP
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