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5 minutes ago, Bahama O's Fan said:

...and Urias was unavailable, what would the defensive alignment been for the bottom of the ninth? 

Adley catcher, O’Hearn to 1st, Westburg to 2nd, Henderson to SS, Mountcastle to 3rd, Cowser, Mullins, Santander in outfield forfeit DH.  

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2 minutes ago, bpilktree67 said:

Adley catcher, O’Hearn to 1st, Westburg to 2nd, Henderson to SS, Mountcastle to 3rd, Cowser, Mullins, Santander in outfield forfeit DH.  

I was most interested in 3B. Has Mountcastle played there in the majors? I know he did in the minors.

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1 minute ago, Bahama O's Fan said:

I was most interested in 3B. Has Mountcastle played there in the majors? I know he did in the minors.

I don’t believe but he would be best option.  They could have moved him back and fourth from 2nd to 3rd depending if it righty or lefty hitting as well to try and limit him from getting chances.  

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I am guessing Urias could have come in and played, which means he is still on the team. 

If not you would have to do Rutchman C (Mullins out of the game, pitcher at DH)... Then who knows, maybe Santander at 2B? Or put Cionel Perez there (he seems like an athletic guy)? 

I have to think Urias was available in a pinch. 

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3 minutes ago, Aristotelian said:

I am guessing Urias could have come in and played, which means he is still on the team. 

If not you would have to do Rutchman C (Mullins out of the game, pitcher at DH)... Then who knows, maybe Santander at 2B? Or put Cionel Perez there (he seems like an athletic guy)? 

I have to think Urias was available in a pinch. 

He was scratched due to neck problems 

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