Orioles lineup against Twins
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March 14, 2014 8:26 am
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SARASOTA, Fla. – David Lough is leading off and playing left field for the Orioles today in their 1:05 p.m. game against the Twins in Fort Myers.
Not many regulars on this trip. Not a big surprise, either.
Henry Urrutia is in right field. His defense has improved, but his baserunning mistakes are being noticed in the dugout. Not a good sign.
Nolan Reimold is the designated hitter after getting about 12 plate appearances yesterday at the minor league complex.
For the Orioles
David Lough…SARASOTA, Fla. – David Lough is leading off and playing left field for the Orioles today in their 1:05 p.m. game against the Twins in Fort Myers.
Not many regulars on this trip. Not a big surprise, either.
Henry Urrutia is in right field. His defense has improved, but his baserunning mistakes are being noticed in the dugout. Not a good sign.
Nolan Reimold is the designated hitter after getting about 12 plate appearances yesterday at the minor league complex.
For the Orioles
David Lough LF
Jemile Weeks 2B
Henry Urrutia RF
Steve Pearce 1B
Steve Clevenger C
Nolan Reimold DH
Quintin Berry CF
Michael Almanzar 3B
Alexi Casilla SS
Wei-Yin Chen LHP
Other available pitchers for the Orioles include Tommy Hunter, T.J. McFarland, Kelvin De La Cruz and Aaron Laffey.
We were told yesterday that Zach Britton would make the trip, but he’s not listed on the card.
Bench players include Johnny Monell, Xavier Paul, Jonathan Schoop, Caleb Joseph, Buck Britton, Dariel Alvarez, Julio Borbon, Trent Mummy and Chance Sisco.
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