Orioles and Pirates lineups
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March 21, 2019 9:54 am
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SARASOTA, Fla. – Orioles manager Brandon Hyde said he wants to get an extended look at outfielder Dwight Smith Jr., who’s leading off today and playing left field against the Pirates in Bradenton.
Smith hit his second home run last night and is 6-for-14 since joining the Orioles.
Trey Mancini is playing first base and Chris Davis is the designated hitter.
Renato Núñez remains out of the lineup with biceps soreness and Rio Ruiz gets another start at third base. Hanser Alberto is the…
SARASOTA, Fla. – Orioles manager Brandon Hyde said he wants to get an extended look at outfielder Dwight Smith Jr., who’s leading off today and playing left field against the Pirates in Bradenton.
Smith hit his second home run last night and is 6-for-14 since joining the Orioles.
Trey Mancini is playing first base and Chris Davis is the designated hitter.
Renato Núñez remains out of the lineup with biceps soreness and Rio Ruiz gets another start at third base. Hanser Alberto is the shortstop and Jace Peterson is playing second base.
Drew Jackson is in center field.
Chance Sisco is catching while the Orioles decide whether to clear Austin Wynns for live batting practice today or Friday.
For the Orioles
Dwight Smith Jr. LF
Trey Mancini 1B
Chris Davis DH
Rio Ruiz 3B
Joey Rickard RF
Chance Sisco C
Hanser Alberto SS
Jace Peterson 2B
Drew Jackson CF
David Hess RHP
For the Pirates
Adam Frazier 2B
Starling Marte CF
Corey Dickerson LF
Josh Bell 1B
Francisco Cervelli C
Jung Ho Kang 3B
Melky Cabrera RF
Erik González SS
Chris Archer RHP
No designated hitter today for the Pirates.
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