Orioles lineup vs. Rays
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August 23, 2019 2:52 pm
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Chris Davis is in the Orioles lineup tonight for the first time in five games, with Trey Mancini going back to right field.
DJ Stewart moves to left field and Anthony Santander is in center. Rio Ruiz is at third base.
Jonathan Villar is the shortstop and Hanser Alberto is playing second base.
Left-hander Ty Blach has allowed 11 earned runs (12 total) and 12 hits in 9 1/3 innings in his two starts with the Orioles. He’s walked six batters and struck out 10.
Blach has never faced the Rays….
Chris Davis is in the Orioles lineup tonight for the first time in five games, with Trey Mancini going back to right field.
DJ Stewart moves to left field and Anthony Santander is in center. Rio Ruiz is at third base.
Jonathan Villar is the shortstop and Hanser Alberto is playing second base.
Left-hander Ty Blach has allowed 11 earned runs (12 total) and 12 hits in 9 1/3 innings in his two starts with the Orioles. He’s walked six batters and struck out 10.
Blach has never faced the Rays. Jesús Aguilar is 3-for-5 with a double against him.
Right-hander Trevor Richards is making his second start with the Rays since they acquired him from the Marlins at the trade deadline. He allowed two runs and eight hits and struck out six batters in 3 1/3 innings in his debut.
Richards made his only start against the Orioles on June 17, 2018 at Camden Yards and allowed six runs and nine hits in 3 1/3 innings.
For the Orioles
Jonathan Villar SS
Trey Mancini RF
Anthony Santander CF
Renato Núñez DH
DJ Stewart LF
Hanser Alberto 2B
Rio Ruiz 3B
Chris Davis 1B
Chance Sisco C
Ty Blach LHP
Double-A Bowie’s Zac Lowther has been named the left-handed starter on the Eastern League’s postseason All-Star team.
Lowther is 13-7 with a 2.71 ERA and 137 strikeouts in 136 innings over his 24 starts with the Baysox. He leads the league in wins (13) and is also ranked among the leaders in strikeouts (second), innings pitched (third), batting average against (.198, fourth), ERA (fifth), winning percentage (.650, sixth) and WHIP (1.14, seventh).
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