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Alex Colome will be making his 2015 season debut in the majors.

Previously this year, he had pitched at AAA-Durham.

His prior major league experience was:

2013: OColome was 1-1 with a 2.25 ERA and a 1.438 WHIP.

2014: OColome was 2-0 with a 2.66 ERA and a 1.225 WHIP.

TAMPA BAY DEVIL RAYS

David DeJesus - DH

Steven Souza, Jr. - RF

Asdrubal Cabrera - SS

Evan Longoria - 3B

James Loney - 1B

Logan Forsythe - 2B

Kevin Kiermaier - CF

Brandon Guyer - LF

Rene Rivera - C

Alex Colomer - RHP (1-0, 1.93 ERA) *

* AAA-Durham

BALTIMORE O RIOLES

Alejandro De Aza - LF

Jimmy Paredes - DH

Delmon Young - RF

Adam Jones - CF

Chris Davis - 1B

Steven Wayne Pearce - 2B

Manny Machado - 3B

Everth Cabrera - SS

Caleb Joseph - C

Chris Tillman -RHP (2-2, 7.58 ERA)

http://www.baseballpress.com/lineups

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Alex Colome will be making his 2015 season debut in the majors.

Previously this year, he had pitched at AAA-Durham.

His prior major league experience was:

2013: OColome was 1-1 with a 2.25 ERA and a 1.438 WHIP.

2014: OColome was 2-0 with a 2.66 ERA and a 1.225 WHIP.

Colome has been very wild when he has pitched at the major league level (hence his low ERA, but high WHIP.)

In 2014 with the Rays, he walked 10 batters and threw 3 wild pitches in only 23.67 innings pitched.

In 2013 with the Rays, he walked 9 batters, had 1 hit batsmen, and threw 1 wild pitch in only 16 innings pitched.

The Oriole batters need to ........ BE PATIENT !!!

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Colome has been very wild when he has pitched at the major league level (hence his low ERA, but high WHIP.)

In 2014 with the Rays, he walked 10 batters and threw 3 wild pitches in only 23.67 innings pitched.

In 2013 with the Rays, he walked 9 batters, had 1 hit batsmen, and threw 1 wild pitch in only 16 innings pitched.

The Oriole batters need to ........ BE PATIENT !!!

Yeah, it depends if he is using the undetectable stuff now or not. He is a creature of the chemical abyss.

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