Pirates Make Four Lineup Changes vs. Orioles

PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Pirates begin their road trip with a three-game series vs. the Baltimore Orioles at Camden Yards, with a few changes to their lineup.

Tommy Pham returns in left field and bats fourth for the Pirates. He comes in for Ji Hwan Bae, who started the series finale vs. the Milwaukee Brewers at PNC Park on Sept. 7, the same day the Pirates recalled him from Triple-A Indianapolis.

Jared Triolo, who played third base vs. the Brewers, moves back to shortstop and stays in leadoff for the Pirates.

Rookie Cam Devanney takes over at third base and bats ninth for the Pirates. He hit his first RBI in the big leagues in the 10-2 loss to the Brewers and will remain a key fixture at third base for the remainder of the season.

Henry Davis comes back in at catcher, taking over from Joey Bart and bats eighth in the lineup, the last of the four changes to the Pirates lineup.

Spener Horwitz stays at first base and second in the lineup, while Nick Gonzales continues on at second base, but drops two spots to sixth in the batting order, rounding out the Pirates' infield.

Bryan Reynolds keeps on in right field and third in the lineup, while Oneil Cruz sticks around in center field, but drops one spot to seventh in the lineup, where he's hit four times previously, completing the Pirates' outfield.

Andrew McCutchen starts his second consecutive game at designated hitter and fifth in the batting order, finishing off the Pirates lineup.

Rookie right-handed pitcher Mike Burrows starts for the Pirates and he'll take on Orioles right-handed pitcher Kyle Bradish.