Orioles split-squad lineup vs. Rays
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March 05, 2015 8:10 am
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SARASOTA, Fla. – Most of the Orioles’ regulars are staying back at the complex for tonight’s split-squad game against the Blue Jays at Ed Smith Stadium. Alejandro De Aza, Travis Snider, Ryan Flaherty and Everth Cabrera have their bags packed for Port Charlotte for the 1 p.m. game against the Rays.
De Aza is batting leadoff today, with Cabrera hitting behind him.
Steve Clevenger is behind the plate, making his first start of the spring. For the OriolesAlejandro De Aza RFEverth Cabrera 2BSteve…
SARASOTA, Fla. – Most of the Orioles’ regulars are staying back at the complex for tonight’s split-squad game against the Blue Jays at Ed Smith Stadium. Alejandro De Aza, Travis Snider, Ryan Flaherty and Everth Cabrera have their bags packed for Port Charlotte for the 1 p.m. game against the Rays.
De Aza is batting leadoff today, with Cabrera hitting behind him.
Steve Clevenger is behind the plate, making his first start of the spring.
For the Orioles
Alejandro De Aza RF
Everth Cabrera 2B
Steve Clevenger C
Travis Snider LF
Jimmy Paredes 3B
Henry Urrutia DH
Chris Parmelee 1B
David Lough CF
Ryan Flaherty SS
Wei-Yin Chen LHP
The bench includes Mike Yastrzemski, Rey Navarro, Michael Almanzar, Dariel Alvarez, Jayson Nix, Christian Walker, Brian Ward, Matt Tuiasosopo and Steel Russell.
The pitchers include Jason Garcia, Tyler Wilson, Bobby Bundy, Zach Davies, Mychal Givens, Mark Hendrickson and Daniel Rodriguez. Bundy is recovering from the same ligament-reconstructive surgery as his younger brother, Dylan.
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