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Gametime:  4:05 pm

Weather:  Mid 80s, pleasant, no rain

Roster Moves:   None today.   Since I wasn't able to post the ones made yesterday before yesterday's game, here they are:  Joey Krehbiel went on the 15 day IL, Chris Owings went on the bereavement list, and Nick Vespi and Tyler Nevin were recalled from Norfolk

Matchup:  Triston McKenzie (R) vs Tyler Wells (R)

Lineups

1. Myles Straw (R) CF
2. Amed Rosario (R) SS
3. Jose Ramirez (S) 3B
4. Owen Miller (R) DH
5. Josh Naylor (L) 1B
6. Oscar Gonzalez (R) RF
7. Andres Gimenez (L) 2B
8. Luke Maile (R) C
9. Steven Kwan (L) LF

 
1. Cedric Mullins (L) CF
2. Trey Mancini (R) 1B
3. Anthony Santander (S) RF
4. Austin Hays (R) LF
5. Ryan Mountcastle (R) DH
6. Rougned Odor (L) 2B
7. Ramon Urias (R) 3B
8. Robinson Chirinos (R) 
 

Orioles Bench
Ryan McKenna (R)
Tyler Nevin (R)
Adley Rutschman (S)
 

Bullpen Availability

Available
Keegan Akin (L)  2.0 IP, 18p Wednesday
Bryan Baker 0.2 IP, 11p Thursday; 1.1 IP, 29p Tuesday
Felix Bautista  10 IP, 9p last night;  1.0 IP, 15p Wednesday
Marcos Diplan 1.1 IP, 18p Tuesday; 1.0 IP, 38p Sunday
Logan Gillaspie  0.1 IP, 4p last night
Jorge Lopez 1.1 IP, 2.1 IP, 26p Thursday
Cionel Perez (L)  0.1 IP, 11p Thursday;  1.1 IP, 16p Wednesday
Dillon Tate 1.2 IP, 27p Thursday
Nick Vespi (L) 1.0 IP, 11p Thursday in Norfolk

Not Available
Denyi Reyes 2.0 IP, 32p last night
 

Note:  Some guys who appear available may not be if Hyde is keeping them in reserve for a planned bullpen game tomorrow

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Some posters allowed themselves to get excited about Bradish so I guess he was the first.

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The underlying numbers indicate that Akin might very well be for real out of the pen.

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I think this is some of the innings management we will see the rest of the year  Remember: 0 innings in 2019, 0 innings in 2020, 57 in 2021.  He's at 47 this year already.  They probably wont go

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5 minutes ago, SteveA said:

Ran some errands, so I missed seeing the Eutaw St shot.   Garceau/Newman on the radio said it hit the warehouse on one bounce.

It looked like it hit one of the pillars. 

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Akin warming.  Takes him out of the running for being a starter or participant in tomorrow's potential bullpen/call up game.  

Reyes pitching a couple innings last night might take him out of the running too.

Starting to think Kremer is the most likely at this point.

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