Orioles lineup vs. Jays (with sixth-round pick)

Nolan Reimold is in right field tonight for the Orioles as they continue their series against the Blue Jays at Rogers Centre.

Mark Trumbo is the designated hitter. Pedro Alvarez is 3-for-21 with nine strikeouts against Blue Jays right-hander Marco Estrada.

Chris Davis has hit 14 home runs in 146 at-bats at Rogers Centre, or one every 10.4 at-bats. According to the Elias Sports Bureau, Davis owns the best home run ratio for any of the 345 players with at least 100 at-bats at the ballpark.

Zach Britton is eight saves shy of becoming the fifth pitcher in club history with 100 as an Oriole, joining Gregg Olson (160), Jim Johnson (122), Tippy Martinez (105) and Stu Miller (100).

Major League Baseball made a scoring change in Monday's game against the Royals. In the bottom of the seventh inning, Reimold hit a ground ball to third base that originally was ruled a single. The play has been changed to a throwing error on third baseman Whit Merrifield.

The change makes the third run scored in the inning unearned. Reimold is 0-for-3 with
a run scored in the game.

For the Orioles
Adam Jones CF
Hyun Soo Kim LF
Manny Machado SS
Chris Davis 1B
Mark Trumbo DH
Matt Wieters C
Jonathan Schoop 2B
Nolan Reimold RF
Ryan Flaherty 3B

Kevin Gausman RHP

Here's the Baseball America scouting report on Orioles' fifth round pick Alexis Torres, a shortstop from Caguas, Puerto Rico:

"After Delvin Perez, Torres was considered the best defensive infielder in Puerto Rico this year. He has good hands and an above-average arm, giving him the tools to make all the necessary plays. He has good infield actions and enough range for the middle infield thanks to his average speed. A righthhanded hitter, Torres has a contact-oriented approach at the plate, though will occasionally show some pop. His bat gives him more of a utility infielder profile, but as he physically matures, his offensive profile should further improve. Torres earns praise for his makeup and feel for the game. He is committed to Broward County (Fla.) JC."

For the Blue Jays
Carrera RF
Donaldson 3B
Encarnacion DH
Saunders LF
Smoak 1B
Martin C
Pillar CF
Travis 2B
Barney SS

In the sixth round: The Orioles took right-hander Tobias Myers from Winter Haven High School. Here's the Baseball America scouting report:

"Myers had some early buzz this spring after he touched 93 mph with his fastball, but has more typically pitched around 90 mph. He combines his fastball with a solid curveball and a seldom-used changeup. Myers is a good athlete and has a loose, easy delivery that he repeats well. He earns praise for his pitchability. Listed at 6-foot-1, 175 pounds, there is some projection to him, particularly because has been a two-way player in high school. Myers is committed to South Florida."