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Nick Markakis... batting 5th wow... BRob at leadoff

Buck loves him some washed up veterans.... If we had Vlad and Thome I believe he'd start them over Jones and Markakis

Buck will use his veteran guys even if it means the ship sinks. This is what infuriates people about Buck.

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Nick Markakis... batting 5th wow... BRob at leadoff

Buck loves him some washed up veterans.... If we had Vlad and Thome I believe he'd start them over Jones and Markakis

This season against right-handed pitching, Roberts has an OBP of .339 and OPS of .726. He's walked 15 times and knocked in 19 runs in only 106 ABs. Who exactly would you start instead of him at DH?

Funny, I vaguely recall that Vlad and Thome were on the 25-man roster at the same time that Jones and Markakis were, but, you know something, I just don't remember them replacing the latter in the lineup. Regardless, since you've also called Markakis a washed-up veteran, what difference is it to you anyway?

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BALTIMORE ORIOLES O (vs. WHITE SOX, 9/05)

Brian Roberts - 2B

Manny Machado - 3B

Adam Jones - CF

Chris Davis - 1B

Matt Wieters - C

Michael Morse - RF

J.J. Hardy - SS

Danny Valencia - DH

Nate McLouth - LF

Miguel Gonzalez - RHP (8-7, 4.11 ERA)

OPPOSING PITCHER

Jose Quintana - LHP (7-5, 3.69 ERA)

http://baseballpress.com/lineup.php

Markakis gets a day off.

Jones and Davis did the ol' switcheroo.

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I like it. Hope we can produce some runs.

Well, they scored 4 runs last night, and they have scored 21 runs over their last 4 games, so if they equal that, that will give Gonzalez a chance for the W if he pitches reasonably well.

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Although John Danks is 4-11 with a 4.35 E.R.A., he has walked very few batters this season.

23 walks in 122 innings, for an average of 1 walk every 5.3 innings.

He has not issued a single intentional walk all year, either.

BALTIMORE ORIOLES O (vs. WHITE SOX, 9/06)

Brian Roberts - 2B

Manny Machado - 3B

Adam Jones - CF

Chris Davis - 1B

Matthew Wieters - C

J.J. Hardy - SS

Nick Markakis - RF

Michael Morse - LF

DannyValencia - DH

Scott Feldman - RHP (11-10, 3.75 ERA)

[7-6, 3.46 ERA] O (CUBS) OO [4-4, 4.18 ERA] O (ORIOLES)

OPPOSING PITCHER

John Danks - LHP (4-11, 4.35 ERA)

http://baseballpress.com/lineup.php

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Hector Santiago has averaged almost a strikeout per inning (129 strikeouts in 133.67 innings pitched), but he also has a very high walks-to-innings ratio (not including 2 intentional walks, he was issued 63 walks in 133.67 innings pitched, for an average of 1 walk every 2.12 innings.)

BALTIMORE ORIOLES O (vs. WHITE SOX, 9/07)

Brian Roberts - 2B

Manny Machado - 3B

Adam Jones - CF

Chris Davis - 1B

J.J. Hardy - SS

Nick Markakis - RF

Michael Morse - LF

Danny Valencia - DH

Chris Snyder - C

Wei-Yin Chen - LHP (7-7, 3.87 ERA)

OPPOSING PITCHER

Hector Santiago - LHP (4-8, 3.43 ERA)

http://baseballpress.com/lineup.php

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Andre Rienzo has walked 21 batters in 39.33 innings this season, for average of 1 walk every 1.87 batters.

Since joining the Orioles, Bud Norris has struck out more than 1 batter per inning (43 strikeouts in 40 innings), although he also has a high walk rate in that time (19 walks in 40 innings, for an average of 1 walk every 2.11 innings.)

BALTIMORE ORIOLES O (vs. WHITE SOX, 9/08)

Brian Roberts - DH

Manny Machado - 3B

Chris Davis - 1B

Adam Jones - CF

Nate McLouth - LF

Matt Wieters - C

Nick Markakis - RF

J.J. Hardy - SS

Ryan Flaherty - 2B

Bud Norris - RHP (10-10, 4.01 ERA)

[4-1, 4.28 ERA] (ORIOLES) OO [6-9, 3.93 ERA] (ASTROS)

OPPOSING PITCHER

Andre Rienzo - RHP (1-1, 5.03 ERA)

http://baseballpress.com/lineup.php

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Nate in the 5 hole. Don't recall ever seeing that.
Buck being pretty flexible with the lineup lately. Good.

Yes.

Whether you agree with his moves or not, nobody can accuse Bucky of being a robo-manager and/or not having the cojones to use his instincts, regardless of what the proverbial book says.

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