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1 minute ago, OsFanSinceThe80s said:

I don't like the lineup either, but I'm hoping the outrage on OH seals the reverse lock and the Orioles score 8 runs tonight. 

Seriously though is Stowers dealing with a minor injury? When is he going to get back into the lineup. 

Tomorrow. No Chirinos, Aguilar tomorrow. No McKenna. 
 

Santander DH, Adley C. Stowers in OF. 

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I can see giving the lefties the night off against a LH starting pitcher.  I just wish we had a better option than Chirinos as our backup catcher.  When you were hoping for 70+ wins, Chirinos was a reasonable choice.  Now that they're in the playoff hunt, not so much.  And, I would prefer Henderson at 3B and Urias at 2B.

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If I’m being honest my biggest concern tonight is Gunnar at 2nd. Not sure why he doesn’t use Gunnar at 3rd, Urias at 2nd. 
 

Gunnar has the skill to play anywhere and Urias is real good at 3rd. That said Gunnar doesn’t have a lot of time at 2nd. 

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Until this year, I often wondered whether some of Hyde's odd (odd to me, at least) lineups and bullpen moves were dictated by Elias, expressly or as a result of general directions or guidance from the GM. I thought we were past that this year, but putting Aguilar in the lineup, and batting him fifth, makes me wonder about that.

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3 minutes ago, eddie83 said:

If I’m being honest my biggest concern tonight is Gunnar at 2nd. Not sure why he doesn’t use Gunnar at 3rd, Urias at 2nd. 
 

Gunnar has the skill to play anywhere and Urias is real good at 3rd. That said Gunnar doesn’t have a lot of time at 2nd. 

Urias stinks at 2nd

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2 hours ago, spleen1015 said:

Same with Brett Phillips, right? I hope they don't give Aguilar 17 AB to prove that yes in fact he stinks. Fact is, he should not in a the lineup of a playoff contending team. He was cut by a team 20 games under .500.

Voth was cut by a team 41 games under.   

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1 hour ago, NCRaven said:

I can see giving the lefties the night off against a LH starting pitcher.  I just wish we had a better option than Chirinos as our backup catcher.  When you were hoping for 70+ wins, Chirinos was a reasonable choice.  Now that they're in the playoff hunt, not so much.  And, I would prefer Henderson at 3B and Urias at 2B.

Chirinos has been playing much better though when he getting limited starts.  I believe he led the team in average and Ops in August in those limited at bats.  

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3 hours ago, dtk9119 said:

I get the Adley slump and Mullins splits against lefties.. but throwing McKenna and Chirinos out there on the same night against a pitcher who beat us earlier in the year doesn't seem like a good plan to me. Again, anything less than a sweep in this series is fairly unacceptable. Sure hope these guys can step up. I am still very concerned about this offense even though we just had maybe our best road trip of the year. It was HRs or nothing with great starting pitching. Can't expect that pitching to continue.

It’s major League baseball. The idea that ‘anything less than a sweep is unacceptable’ is absurd.   Calm down. It’s going to be OK. 

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4 hours ago, bpilktree said:

Chirinos has been playing much better though when he getting limited starts.  I believe he led the team in average and Ops in August in those limited at bats.  

.400 / .478 / .550 / 1.028, with a homer, 3 walks, and 4 RBIs in 23 PAs.

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