Orioles and Twins lineups for first exhibition game
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February 23, 2019 8:14 am
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SARASOTA, Fla. – Orioles manager Brandon Hyde is kicking off the first exhibition game this afternoon by sitting some of the regulars.
First baseman Chris Davis, infielder Jonathan Villar and left fielder Trey Mancini are out of the lineup. Mancini said he knew in advance and is playing Sunday against the Blue Jays.
The same must be true of Davis and Villar.
Stevie Wilkerson gets the start at first base, Eric Young Jr. in left field, Rule 5 pick Richie Martin at shortstop and Jace Peterson at…
SARASOTA, Fla. – Orioles manager Brandon Hyde is kicking off the first exhibition game this afternoon by sitting some of the regulars.
First baseman Chris Davis, infielder Jonathan Villar and left fielder Trey Mancini are out of the lineup. Mancini said he knew in advance and is playing Sunday against the Blue Jays.
The same must be true of Davis and Villar.
Stevie Wilkerson gets the start at first base, Eric Young Jr. in left field, Rule 5 pick Richie Martin at shortstop and Jace Peterson at second base.
Cedric Mullins is leading off and Chance Sisco is catching and batting fourth.
Mark Trumbo is held out of the lineup while continuing his recovery from knee surgery.
For the Orioles
Cedric Mullins CF
Joey Rickard RF
Renato Núñez 3B
Chance Sisco C
Yusniel Diaz DH
Stevie Wilkerson 1B
Eric Young Jr. LF
Jace Peterson 2B
Richie Martin SS
Yefry Ramirez RHP
For the Twins
Ehire Adrianza 3B
Ronald Torreyes SS
Jake Cave RF
Lucas Duda DH
Tyler Austin 1B
LaMonte Wade LF
Zack Granite CF
Nick Gordon 2B
Tomás Telis C
Chase De Jong RHP
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