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11 minutes ago, Roll Tide said:

For the Orioles
Adam Jones CF
Manny Machado 3B
Jonathan Schoop 2B
Trey Mancini DH
Chris Davis 1B
Tim Beckham SS
Joey Rickard RF
Welington Castillo C
Craig Gentry LF

Chris Tillman RHP

For the Tigers
Ian Kinsler 2B
Jim Adduci RF
Justin Upton LF
Miguel Cabrera 1B
Nick Castellanos 3B
Victor Martinez DH
Mikie Mahtook CF
James McCann C
José Iglesias SS

Matthew Boyd LHP

 

 

Kind of frustrating to see Gentry starting when he's an automatic out most of the time

Based on his career, Smith is an automatic out vs lefties.

We're facing our third lefty in four games.

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1 minute ago, DirtyBird said:

Smith just had a 2 RBI double off a lefty 2 nights ago.

For his career he OPS's .611 vs lefties.

Gentry .691 career vs LH (.494 this year in just 40 ABs).

And Gentry is the better defender.

Whatever the "correct" decision is... we will have someone pretty bad in the lineup.

Let Gentry get a chance to get a little PT, as soon as Santander is ready to come up it's bye bye Craig.

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5 minutes ago, SteveA said:

For his career he OPS's .611 vs lefties.

Gentry .691 career vs LH (.494 this year in just 40 ABs).

And Gentry is the better defender.

Whatever the "correct" decision is... we will have someone pretty bad in the lineup.

Let Gentry get a chance to get a little PT, as soon as Santander is ready to come up it's bye bye Craig.

When making a decision who to play today, it is always best to factor in how they did in 2013.

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Wonder if the O's would consider calling up Chris Johnson to start DH against lefties with Mancini in LF. Dude has a 1.065 OPS against LHP this year.  Do this till Trumbo gets back. Appreciate Gentry's game winner the other night, but I don't enjoy seeing his name in the starting lineup.

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1 hour ago, SteveA said:

Based on his career, Smith is an automatic out vs lefties.

We're facing our third lefty in four games.

There was an article this morning and Smith has a good average this year versus lefties. Gentry is hitting .180 against everybody 

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1 minute ago, Roll Tide said:

There was an article this morning and Smith has a good average this year versus lefties. Gentry is hitting .180 against everybody 

He has 18 at bats vs lefties this year.   Is that enough to prove he now hits lefties after he didn't for 494 at bats previously?

When it's close, or undecided, on the offensive side, I say go with the defense.

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Just now, SteveA said:

He has 18 at bats vs lefties this year.   Is that enough to prove he now hits lefties after he didn't for 494 at bats previously?

When it's close, or undecided, on the offensive side, I say go with the defense.

And he has as many hits in those 18 at bats as Gentry does in his 40 vs lefties.

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BALTIMORE O RIOLES )))))) (vs. TIGERS, 8/04)

Adam Jones - CF

Manny Machado - 3B

Jonathan Schoop - 2B

Chris Davis - 1B

Tim Beckham - SS

Joey Rickard - RF

Garry Seth Smith - DH

Caleb Martin Joseph - C

Craig Gentry - LF

K.J. Gausman - P )(8-7, 5.37 ERA)  ) *

 

* ) Leads the Major Leagues in Games Started (23)

 

OPPOSING PITCHER 

Justin Brooks Verlander - P )) (6-7, 4.29 ERA)

 

http://www.baseballpress.com/lineups

 

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Geez, here we are, 5 HRs away from 10,000, and the guy I picked in the contest to hit #10,000 is out of the lineup with a sore knee.

He better get back in that lineup tomorrow because that's when we're probably going get it.

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12 minutes ago, Lucky_13 said:

The bottom half of that lineup leaves a lot to be desired. We really could use a solid bench bat. 

I'm fine with the bottom half of the lineup considering Mancini is out.  Rickard batting sixth leaves a lot to be desired. 

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BALTIMORE O RIOLES )))))) (vs. TIGERS, 8/05)

Adam Jones - CF

Manny Machado - 3B

Jonathan Schoop - 2B

Chris Davis - 1B

JOSEPANTHONY MANCINLF

Tim Beckham - SS

Garry Seth Smith - DH

Welington Castillo - C

Joey Rickard - RF

Wade Allen Miley - P )(5-9, 5.60 ERA)  ) *

 

* ) Leads the Major Leagues in Walks Ceded (63)

 

OPPOSING PITCHER 

 Drew Edward VerHagen - P )) (0-1, 6.75 ERA)

 

http://www.baseballpress.com/lineups

 

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