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Labor Day: Orioles celebrate 25th anniversary of Eddie Murray's 500th HR


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Gametime:  1:05 pm

Forecast:  mid 80s, bright and sunny

Giveaway:  Eddie Murray 500th HR 25th Anniversary T-Shirt

First Pitch:  Eddie Murray

Roster moveZac Lowther recalled from Norfolk.  Dusten Knight optioned to Norfolk (he never got in a game after being called up Wednesday).,

MatchupKris Bubic (L) vs Zac Lowther (L)

Lineups

1. Whit Merrifield (R) 2B
2. Nicky Lopez (L) SS
3. Salvador Perez (R) C
4. Edward Olivares (R) RF
5. Carlos Santana (S) 1B
6. Andrew Benintendi (L) LF
7. Michael A. Taylor (R) CF
8. Hanser Alberto (R) 3B
9. Hunter Dozier (R) DH
 
1. Cedric Mullins (L) DH
2. Ryan Mountcastle (R) 1B
3. Austin Hays (R) LF
4. Anthony Santander (S) RF
5. Jorge Mateo (R) SS
6. Ryan McKenna (R) CF
7. Jahmai Jones (R) 2B
8. Kelvin Gutierrez (R) 3B
9. Austin Wynns (R) C

Orioles Bench
Trey Mancini (R)
Pedro Severino (R)
DJ Stewart (L)
Ramon Urias (R) -- sore upper leg

 
Bullpen Availability

Available
    Fernando Abad*  0.2 IP, 11p yesterday
    Paul Burdi, recalled from Norfolk last Monday
    Jorge Lopez  1.0 IP, 11p Friday; 0.2 IP, 14 Saturday
    Cole Sulser  1.0 IP, 12p Friday; 1.1 IP, 17p Saturday
    Dillon Tate   0.1 IP, 7p Friday
    Alex Wells* recalled from Norfolk Wednesday
    Tyler Wells  1.2 IP, 34p Friday; 1.0 IP, 12p yesterday

Maybe Available
    Conner Greene  1.0 IP, 22p Friday; 0.2 IP, 21p yesterday

Probably Not Available
    Marcos Diplan  1.0 IP, 14p Saturday; 1.0 IP, 19p yesterday

Not Available
    Tanner Scott*   1.0 IP, 22p Saturday; 1.2 IP, 26p yesterday

*denotes lefthanded pitcher

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I don't want to hear Philip complaining.   Eddie never spoke to the media very much his entire career, so getting to hear him for a half inning telling stories to Ben and Kevin is a RARE TREAT.

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5 minutes ago, SteveA said:

I don't want to hear Philip complaining.   Eddie never spoke to the media very much his entire career, so getting to hear him for a half inning telling stories to Ben and Kevin is a RARE TREAT.

Where was he complaining?

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12 minutes ago, Moose Milligan said:

Where was he complaining?

He almost always comes on here and  complains when they interview someone during the inning.   He would prefer they concentrate on the game.

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Well, I just tuned in to the game at the end of the fourth inning, and I looked at Lowther’s pitch count and said,” He did well, now bring him out of the game,” and of course Hyde did not and of course he should have and of course this happened.

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33 minutes ago, Moose Milligan said:

Where was he complaining?

I was working, but Steve is probably correct, I would’ve been complaining. And I would’ve been right too, we’re not tuning in to hear an interview that can play after the game or before the game. We’re here to watch the game. I don’t know why people don’t get that.

But there is a God, because Steve did not have to listen to me complaining… Although, maybe he does now.

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