Baltimore Orioles will look at Zach Eflin, right -handed to try to compare them from a groove when he makes his first appearance in more than a month in the afternoon in the afternoon.
When they meet Los Angeles Angels in Orioles, Anaeim, California, he will make a rude journey.
Baltimore is against the twins of Angels and Minnesota on this swing.
Baltimore manager Brandon Hyde’s questions about occupational safety, in the last two seasons, a playoff team began to circulate as Orioles. He said he was trying to pass Orioles through rude.
“It’s hard to lose,” Hyde said. “Watching the men you feel as you don’t have the success you normally have for years … And not playing as we need to play every night. But I feel that we can reverse this thing.”
Angels, Baltimore’un 4-1 on Friday after winning 4-1 on Saturday night with 5-2 wins equalized three series of play.
“Although they are not as they are, they still have the potential to do something good,” Ron Washington, the angels manager of Baltimore. He said.
Orioles hopes that Eflin (2-1, 3.00 ERA), the beginning of the opening day, can provide a very needed support. Due to Lat forced, Arizona, which has been the third start of the season since April 7, has not been thrown with a rehabilitation with High -a Aberdeen since April 7. This year, he made six innings at the beginning of each big league.
The fact that Eflin and others are not on the wounded list, Hyde says that Orioles should be a little success in the program until it is more than expected. Therefore, Hyde said that General Manager Mike Elias was very supportive.
Hyde, “I understand where we opened a list, I appreciate it.” He said.
A return at the end of the journey can be the right direction.
“I’m good and proud of what we’re building here, Hy Hyde said. “We made a slow start. There are many players on the wounded list and some things didn’t work.
Angels are expected to send the left-handed Tyler Anderson (2-0, 2.68 ERA) to the mound on Sunday. On Tuesday, the last trip against Toronto Blue Jays released seven highest doughs of the season. Angels won 8-3, but Anderson did not make a decision.
Los Angeles won six of seven matches on the field this year. Their disruptions pierced seven Homer, including four in the last three games.
Such angels bought a RBI from Matthew Lugo for his first career on Saturday night. The Grand League exit was replaced by a pinch runner and defense on Friday, but did not reach the plate.
“Now he found his feet in big leagues, and the first kick is triple.” He said.
Los Angeles 4-5, a game stayed in a 10-game house. The angels will take a trip to All-California with 10 matches in San Diego Padres, Los Angeles Dodgers and Athletics.
Orioles will go home for three games with Gemini and Washington Nationals from Tuesday.
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