Orioles and Phillies lineups
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May 16, 2018 10:41 am
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The Orioles will roll out the same lineup today that was posted last night before rain forced a postponement.
Mark Trumbo is batting fifth and playing right field. Chance Sisco is catching and batting seventh.
Pedro Ãlvarez, recovered from hamstring discomfort, is the designated hitter and Jace Peterson is the third baseman.
On this date in 1965, 19-year-old rookie Jim Palmer entered in relief and earned his first Major League win, defeating the Yankees 7-5 at Memorial Stadium. Palmer also…
The Orioles will roll out the same lineup today that was posted last night before rain forced a postponement.
Mark Trumbo is batting fifth and playing right field. Chance Sisco is catching and batting seventh.
Pedro Ãlvarez, recovered from hamstring discomfort, is the designated hitter and Jace Peterson is the third baseman.
On this date in 1965, 19-year-old rookie Jim Palmer entered in relief and earned his first Major League win, defeating the Yankees 7-5 at Memorial Stadium. Palmer also hit his first career home run, a shot to right field off Jim Bouton.
For the Orioles
Trey Mancini LF
Adam Jones CF
Manny Machado SS
Jonathan Schoop 2B
Mark Trumbo RF
Chris Davis 1B
Chance Sisco C
Pedro Ãlvarez DH
Jace Peterson 3B
Andrew Cashner RHP
For the Phillies
Cesar Hernandez 2B
Rhys Hoskins DH
Obudel Herrera CF
Carlos Santana 1B
Nick Williams RF
Maikel Franco 3B
Pedro Florimon SS
Jesmuel Valentin LF
Andrew Knapp C
Nick Pivetta RHP
Here are the starters for the series in Boston:
Thursday: Kevin Gausman vs. David Price
Friday: Alex Cobb vs. Drew Pomeranz
Saturday: Dylan Bundy vs. Rick Porcello
Sunday: TBD vs. Eduardo Rodriguez
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