Orioles and Rays lineups
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May 02, 2015 2:56 pm
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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. – Steve Pearce worked out again today at second base and gets the start tonight against the Rays in the second game of their relocated series.
Pearce made his professional debut at second base last night.
Manny Machado is leading off for the third time in his career. He’s 2-for-10 atop the order.
Center fielder Adam Jones led the American League in batting average (.400) last month, and finished second in slugging percentage (.707) and third in on-base percentage (.440)…
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. – Steve Pearce worked out again today at second base and gets the start tonight against the Rays in the second game of their relocated series.
Pearce made his professional debut at second base last night.
Manny Machado is leading off for the third time in his career. He’s 2-for-10 atop the order.
Center fielder Adam Jones led the American League in batting average (.400) last month, and finished second in slugging percentage (.707) and third in on-base percentage (.440) and total bases (53).
Shortstop J.J. Hardy worked out again today, taking ground balls and making throws to Pearce at second. He could begin an injury rehab assignment Monday at Double-A Bowie.
For the Orioles
Manny Machado 3B
Jimmy Paredes DH
Adam Jones CF
Chris Davis 1B
Steve Pearce 2B
Travis Snider RF
Caleb Joseph C
David Lough LF
Everth Cabrera SS
Miguel Gonzalez RHP
For the Rays
David DeJesus LF
Steven Souza Jr. RF
Asdrubal Cabrera SS
Evan Longoria 3B
James Loney 1B
Desmond Jennings DH
Logan Forsythe 2B
Kevin Kiermaier CF
Bobby Wilson C
Chris Archer RHP
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