Orioles lineup for final game of Guardians series (updated)
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September 09, 2026 5:31 pm
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Jeremiah Jackson reported to the Orioles this afternoon and is starting at second base in the rubber game of the series against the Guardians.
Jackson took ground balls at second earlier today. The Orioles put him on the taxi squad and then recalled him from Triple-A Norfolk, where he’s batted .209/.232/.403 in 16 games. They optioned him multiple times, most recently on Aug. 19 when catcher Samuel Basallo was reinstated from the injured list.
Blaze Alexander went on the IL today with lower-back discomfort.
The lineup is mostly right-handed, with a few exceptions, against Guardians southpaw Foster Griffin.
Dylan Beavers is leading off for the 10th time this season. Jackson Holliday is the shortstop. Those are the exceptions.
Gunnar Henderson is out of the lineup and day-to-day with left knee discomfort.
Coby Mayo is the designated hitter tonight. Rece Hinds is in center field and Leody Taveras is in right.
Basallo is on the bench, which gives Carlos Narváez another start behind the plate. Narváez is 5-for-60 with 20 strikeouts with the Orioles.
The Orioles are 7-11 in rubber games.
For the Orioles
Dylan Beavers LF
Pete Alonso 1B
Coby Mayo DH
Christian Encarnacion-Strand 3B
Jackson Holliday SS
Rece Hinds CF
Jeremiah Jackson 2B
Leody Taveras RF
Carlos Narváez C
Shane Baz RHP
Right-hander Anthony Eyanson and outfielder Enddy Azocar, both acquired in the Adley Rutschman trade, have been named the Orioles’ Minor League Pitcher and Player of the Month for August.
Eyanson, 21, made four starts with Double-A Chesapeake and posted a 2.14 ERA with 32 strikeouts in 21 innings. Azocar, 19, slashed .353/.398/.588 (30-for-85) with seven doubles, two triples, three home runs, 19 RBIs, six walks, 20 runs and seven steals in 21 games with High-A Frederick.
The Orioles are starting Chris Bassitt, Kyle Bradish and Trevor Rogers in Toronto. The Blue Jays aren’t listing their starters.
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