Orioles and Red Sox lineups
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April 20, 2015 8:34 am
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BOSTON – Ryan Lavarnway won’t leave Fenway Park without getting on the field against his former team.
Lavarnway is catching this morning’s series finale against the Red Sox, the team that drafted him in 2008. Lavarnway played his first 97 major league games with Boston from 2011-14. This will be his third start for the Orioles.
Jimmy Paredes is serving as the club’s designated hitter today after going 5-for-10 with a double and four runs scored in his first two games since coming off the…
BOSTON – Ryan Lavarnway won’t leave Fenway Park without getting on the field against his former team.
Lavarnway is catching this morning’s series finale against the Red Sox, the team that drafted him in 2008. Lavarnway played his first 97 major league games with Boston from 2011-14. This will be his third start for the Orioles.
Jimmy Paredes is serving as the club’s designated hitter today after going 5-for-10 with a double and four runs scored in his first two games since coming off the disabled list.
Ryan Flaherty is starting at second base, one day after hitting his second homer of the year. The native of Maine is 5-for-11 with a double and homer over his last three games, and is a career .386/.435/.561 hitter in 57 at-bats at Fenway Park.
According to Elias, Adam Jones is the first player in Orioles history to record at least four hits with five or more RBIs in a game at Fenway Park. Only two other players have done so in the last 18 seasons – Lyle Overbay and Mark Teixeira in 2010.
For the Orioles
Alejandro De Aza LF
Jimmy Paredes DH
Adam Jones CF
Chris Davis 1B
Travis Snider RF
Manny Machado 3B
Ryan Flaherty 2B
Ryan Lavarnway C
Everth Cabrera SS
Wei-Yin Chen LHP
For the Red Sox
Mookie Betts CF
Dustin Pedroia 2B
David Ortiz DH
Hanley Ramirez LF
Mike Napoli 1B
Shane Victorino RF
Brock Holt 3B
Xander Bogaerts SS
Ryan Hanigan C
Justin Masterson RHP
On this date in 1972, Pat Dobson tossed a three-hit shutout in a 1-0 victory over the Tigers at Memorial Stadium that took 1 hour, 45 minutes to play. Paul Blair accounted for the only run with a homer.
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