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April 7 - O's vs. M's


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From Roch's blog -

Scott Moore isn't starting today because manager Dave Trembley didn't want to make any drastic changes in the lineup with a four-game winning streak. But he said Moore will start at third base tomorrow and at second base on Thursday, and he'll play first base on Friday.

Here's the lineup for today:

Brian Roberts - 2B

Melvin Mora - 3B

Nick Markakis - RF

Kevin Millar - 1B

Aubrey Huff - DH

Luke Scott - LF

Ramon Hernandez - C

Adam Jones - CF

Luis Hernandez - SS

Daniel Cabrera - P

A few players took exception with what they perceived as more negative media coverage off yesterday's game, and they weren't shy about expressing their anger. There was some serious venting going on inside the clubhouse before Trembley met with reporters, with reliever Jamie Walker doing most of the talking.

It looks like the Orioles are adopting the ol' us-against-the-world mentality.

Hey, whatever motivates you. It's worked for other teams.

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A few players took exception with what they perceived as more negative media coverage off yesterday's game, and they weren't shy about expressing their anger. There was some serious venting going on inside the clubhouse before Trembley met with reporters, with reliever Jamie Walker doing most of the talking.

I wonder which columnist they were upset at. Besides Roch, I can't say I'm a fan of any of the Sun's sports writers. Bill Ordine shouldn't be writing at a major newspaper, and Peter Schmuck isn't funny whatsoever.

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  • Add Dave Johnson and Tom Davis (who never seems to get mad about anything) to the list od people pissed about the negative coverage of the team. Johnson's a bit of a hothead, but it's really strange to hear someone as affable as Davis go off.

  • RatDog sang the anthem. That is also weird.

  • Go O's.

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From Roch's blog -

Scott Moore isn't starting today because manager Dave Trembley didn't want to make any drastic changes in the lineup with a four-game winning streak. But he said Moore will start at third base tomorrow and at second base on Thursday, and he'll play first base on Friday.

This is weird logic. What if they win today, won't he want to avoid changes with a five game winning streak? Just give the guy a start, geesh.

Also, are we giving Brob a break already (on Thursday)? Or will he DH? Thoughts?

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