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September 16, 2011

Adam Jones in starting lineup (with lineup)

Adam Jones is in Friday's starting lineup, so the sore right thumb must be a little better. He missed four games with the thumb and a swollen left ankle.

Here is the Orioles' lineup vs. Angels: Angle 7, Hardy 6, Markakis 9, Guerrero DH, Wieters 2, Jones 8, Davis 5, Reynolds 3, Andino 4, Hunter 1

Posted by Dan Connolly at 3:30 PM | | Comments (2)
        

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I'd like to see more of Reimold in left and Adams at 2nd. What gives, Buck?

With a little luck, the Os get themselves a nice 6 innings from Hunter, and Buck gets him out of the game before he gives it up in the seventh. As bad as they have been this year, it's important that they play, well, some major league caliber baseball over the next 10. It looks like the games might decide some playoff spots.

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A Baltimore native, Dan Connolly has been covering sports for 14 years, and baseball and the Orioles for 10 seasons, including the past six with The Sun. His first year covering baseball on a daily basis was Cal Ripken Jr.'s final season as a player. It's believed that is just a coincidence.

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Peter Schmuck has been covering baseball for a lot longer than Steve Gould has been on this earth. He is now a general sports columnist, but has been a beat writer covering three major league teams (the Dodgers, Angels and Orioles) and also spent a decade as the Sun's national baseball writer. If you want more of his insight on the Orioles and other sports issues, check out his personal blog -- The Schmuck Stops Here.


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