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Mark Trumbo is in tonight's lineup and playing right-field, in spite of the fact that he left yesterday's game after fouling a ball off of his left calf.

 

https://twitter.com/masnRoch/status/882689878894546946

 

 

BALTIMORE O RIOLES

Garry Seth Smith - LF

Manny Machado - 3B

Jonathan Schoop - 2B

Adam Jones - CF

Mark Trumbo - RF

Trey Mancini - 1B

Welington Castillo - C

Ruben Tejada - SS

 Jayson Julio Aquino Felix - P )(1-1, 9.00 ERA)

 

MILWAUKEE BREWERS

Jonathan Villar - 2B

Eric Thames - 1B

Ryan Braun - LF

Travis Shaw - 3B

Domingo Santana - RF

Manny Pina - C

Keon Broxton - CF

Orlando Arcia - SS

Matthew Scott Garza - P )) (3-4, 4.36 ERA)

 

http://www.baseballpress.com/lineups

 

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Today is a day I wish we could play games on paper and give our guys (and our fans) a day off. 

Paper final score: 11-2 Brewers. Aquino lasts 2 innings, gives up 8 runs. Schoop goes yard in the 7th on Garza's 104th pitch to give the Orioles their first run. Castillo hits a bomb in the 9th with 1 out against their mop-up guy who's a really bad pitcher. The Brewers hit a grand slam and two other multi-run home runs, two out of three of the homers against Aquino.

The actual game will probably be very, very similar to this, but I don't want folks to get their hopes up if we lead 1-0 after the end of the second inning, because there's no way we win this game. None. 

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1 minute ago, allquixotic said:

Today is a day I wish we could play games on paper and give our guys (and our fans) a day off. 

Paper final score: 11-2 Brewers. Aquino lasts 2 innings, gives up 8 runs. Schoop goes yard in the 7th on Garza's 104th pitch to give the Orioles their first run. Castillo hits a bomb in the 9th with 1 out against their mop-up guy who's a really bad pitcher. The Brewers hit a grand slam and two other multi-run home runs, two out of three of the homers against Aquino.

The actual game will probably be very, very similar to this, but I don't want folks to get their hopes up if we lead 1-0 after the end of the second inning, because there's no way we win this game. None. 

But who doesn't want to watch a hobbled Trumbo play the outfield?  Maybe he'll have to get close to that scary outfield wall?

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22 minutes ago, allquixotic said:

 

Today is a day I wish we could play games on paper and give our guys (and our fans) a day off. 

 

Paper final score: 11-2, in favor of the Brewers. Aquino lasts 2 innings, gives up 8 runs. Schoop goes yard in the 7th on Garza's 104th pitch to give the Orioles their first run. Castillo hits a bomb in the 9th with 1 out against their mop-up guy, who's a really bad pitcher. The Brewers hit a grand-slam and two other multi-run home runs, with two out of the three said homers against Aquino.

 

The actual game will probably be very, very similar to this, but I don't want folks to get their hopes up if we lead 1-0 after the end of the second inning, because there's no way we win this game. None. 

 

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Congratulations to CHRIS FROM BALTIMORE. He called this game as the "Reverse Lock Game of the Year."  He said this before last night's game. 

"Since this Chris Waters kid has the proverbial meat-grinder to go through with the Angels and their killer line-up, I'll make the reverse-lock call and say the Orioles win tonight, defying the laws of physics, gravity, and probability ...... So there."


CONGRATULATIONS, CHRIS !!!

 

http://www.topix.com/forum/baltimore/TF3LNKB35VIIQI9FF

 

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59 minutes ago, allquixotic said:

Today is a day I wish we could play games on paper and give our guys (and our fans) a day off. 

Paper final score: 11-2 Brewers. Aquino lasts 2 innings, gives up 8 runs. Schoop goes yard in the 7th on Garza's 104th pitch to give the Orioles their first run. Castillo hits a bomb in the 9th with 1 out against their mop-up guy who's a really bad pitcher. The Brewers hit a grand slam and two other multi-run home runs, two out of three of the homers against Aquino.

The actual game will probably be very, very similar to this, but I don't want folks to get their hopes up if we lead 1-0 after the end of the second inning, because there's no way we win this game. None. 

Be funny if they did. Wonder what crow taste like. 

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59 minutes ago, Can_of_corn said:

But who doesn't want to watch a hobbled Trumbo play the outfield?  Maybe he'll have to get close to that scary outfield wall?

That's on Buck. There are others that could play RF I would think anyway. 

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I'm actually looking forward to tonight's game. No I don't have high expectations for Aquino, but at least he's someone different that I can watch.  Can't be any worse than some of the others and his one start was very good.

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11 minutes ago, SteveA said:

I'm actually looking forward to tonight's game. No I don't have high expectations for Aquino, but at least he's someone different that I can watch.  Can't be any worse than some of the others and his one start was very good.

Could not agree more. If his pitch count is below 25 in the first inning he already better than our staff.

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2 hours ago, allquixotic said:

Today is a day I wish we could play games on paper and give our guys (and our fans) a day off. 

Paper final score: 11-2 Brewers. Aquino lasts 2 innings, gives up 8 runs. Schoop goes yard in the 7th on Garza's 104th pitch to give the Orioles their first run. Castillo hits a bomb in the 9th with 1 out against their mop-up guy who's a really bad pitcher. The Brewers hit a grand slam and two other multi-run home runs, two out of three of the homers against Aquino.

The actual game will probably be very, very similar to this, but I don't want folks to get their hopes up if we lead 1-0 after the end of the second inning, because there's no way we win this game. None. 

I think that would be Oliver Drake...or maybe Josh Hader...I am not sure which.  

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41 minutes ago, SteveA said:

I'm actually looking forward to tonight's game. No I don't have high expectations for Aquino, but at least he's someone different that I can watch.  Can't be any worse than some of the others and his one start was very good.

He looked good in that April start against the Red Sox....seems like a different age.

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