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CALIFORNIA ANGELS

Kole Calhoun - RF

Mike Trout - CF

Albert Pujols - 1B

David Freese - 3B

Erick Aybar - SS

Johnny Giavotella - 2B

Carlos Perez - C

Christopher John Cron - DH

Collin Cowgill - LF

Jered Weaver - RHP (1-4, 4.98 ERA)

BALTIMORE O RIOLES

Manny Machado - 3B

Alejandro De Aza - LF

Jimmy Paredes - DH

Adam Jones - CF

Chris Davis - 1B

Delmon Young - RF

James Jerry Hardy - SS

Rey Navarro - 2B

Caleb Joseph - C

Wei-Yin Chen - LHP (1-1, 2.52 ERA)

http://www.baseballpress.com/lineups

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Some interesting facts:

The Angels have the worst offense in the AL West (fewest runs scored) but the best pitching / defense (fewest runs allowed).

Pujols has a .676 OPS. As long as we don't pitch to Trout hopefully our staff will keep it together!

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Roch reports Norris is ill and could miss Saturday's start. Ill or not, he should be skipped over. He's hurting this ball club and he needs as few starts as possible for now.

Wonder what schedule TJM is on? Or is he with the big club? I forget...

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Ok so Buck has a higher baseball IQ than I, but I've been puzzled for a while now. Why is the player with the 4th highest OPS currently on the team constantly batting 9th. 2ndly, de Aza? and why is one of the worst hitter on the team batting 2nd?

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