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NEW YORK YANKEES

Ichiro Suzuki - RF

Brian Roberts - 2B

Kelly Johnson - 3B

Austin Romine - C

Ramon Flores - LF

Mason Williams - CF

Kyle Roller - DH

Carmen Angelini - SS

Francisco Arcia - 1B

Vidal Nuno - LHP (1-2, 2.25, 4.98 ERA) *

* (2-0, 1.44 ERA, 0.640 WHIP, 30 SO, 2 BB, 25 IP) @ AAA-Scranton-Wilkes Barre

BALTIMORE ORIOLES

Nick Markakis - DH

J.J. Hardy - SS

Nelson Cruz - CF

Chris Davis - 1B

Steve Pearce - LF

Delmon Young - RF

Jonathan Schoop - 2B

Caleb Joseph - C

Alex Gonzalez - 3B

Chris Tillman- RHP (16-7, 3.71 ERA)

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Vidal Nuno - LHP (1-2, 2.25, 4.98 ERA) *

* (2-0, 1.44 ERA, 0.640 WHIP, 30 SO, 2 BB, 25 IP) @ AAA-Scranton-Wilkes Barre

In addition to having impeccable control last year at AAA-Scranton (2 walks and 0 hit batsmen in 30 innings pitched), Nuno has had it (outstanding control) throughout his minor league career, from the Rookie Leagues up through the AAA level, and everywhere in between. For his (minor league) career, he has walked only 80 batters in 428 innings, for an average of 1 walk every 5.35 innings.

In his very brief stint in the majors last year, on the other hand, he walked 6 batters in 20 innings pitched (1 walk every 3.33 innings.) That's an ultra-small sample size though, compared to his 5-year minor league career so far.

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