Orioles and Rangers lineups (and draft update)

ARLINGTON, Tx. - The Orioles reinstated first baseman Chris Davis from the injured list this afternoon to complete their 25-man roster. He's batting seventh tonight to start a three-game series against the Rangers at Globe Life Park.

Renato Núñez moves up to third, followed by Dwight Smith Jr.

Dylan Bundy was 0-4 with a 6.67 ERA and 1.518 WHIP in six March/April starts over 28 1/3 innings. He went 2-2 with a 2.64 ERA and 0.978 WHIP in five May starts over 30 2/3 innings. He allowed four of his 13 home runs last month.

Bundy is making his sixth career appearance against the Rangers and his fourth start. He's allowed only two earned runs and three total with 13 hits over 23 innings.

Left-hander Drew Smyly, back in the majors for the first time since 2016, is 1-3 with a 6.98 ERA and 1.759 WHIP in nine appearances (seven starts) over 38 2/3 innings. He's averaging 6.3 walks and 9.1 strikeouts per nine innings.

Smyly is 4-1 with a 3.72 ERA and 1.097 WHIP in 10 career games (seven starts) versus the Orioles spanning 48 1/3 innings.

Davis is 3-for-19 with three home runs and 12 strikeouts against Smyly.

For the Orioles
Hanser Alberto 3B
Trey Mancini RF
Renato Núñez DH
Dwight Smith Jr. LF
Pedro Severino C
Jonathan Villar 2B
Chris Davis 1B
Keon Broxton CF
Richie Martin SS

Dylan Bundy RHP

For the Rangers
Shin-Soo Choo LF
Delino DeShields CF
Elvis Andrus SS
Nomar Mazara RF
Hunter Pence DH
Asdrúbal Cabrera 3B
Rougned Odor 2B
Ronald Guzmán 1B
Isiah Kiner-Falefa C

Drew Smyly LHP

The Orioles used the 79th overall pick in the draft (third round) on LSU outfielder Zach Watson. The Red Sox chose him in the 40th round last year.

The school's baseball website includes how Watson "was regarded in high school as the fastest player in the state of Louisiana." He was an infielder in high school.

Baseball America rated Watson as the second-best defensive collegiate outfielder in the draft. He batted .311/.373/.487 at LSU and was 37-for-47 in stolen base attempts.

The Orioles chose New Mexico State shortstop Joey Ortiz in the fourth round, the 108th overall pick. He batted .422/.474/.697 this year with 25 doubles, 10 triples, eight home runs and 84 RBIs.

Baseball America wrote: "It's all about the glove for Ortiz, who many scouts project to have a long professional career because he plays shortstop so well. He's a plus defender with good actions in the field and is regarded as a very hard worker. His tick below-average to average arm plays up because he's fast with his exchange and gets rid of the ball quickly.

"Ortiz is on the smaller side at 5-foot-11 and 175 pounds, and he makes limited impact when he connects. He has good bat-to-ball skills, however, and makes consistent contact at the plate. Ortiz is no more than an average runner, but his reputation as an impact defender at a premium position should get him drafted on Day 2."

The Orioles selected Darell Hernaiz a shortstop out of Americas High School in Texas, in the fifth round (138th overall). They took Stanford catcher Maverick Handley in the sixth round (168th overall.) and TCU outfielder Johnny Rizer in the seventh round (198th).

Handley threw out 13 of 19 runners attempting to steal this season and 17 of 26 as a sophomore. Rizer batted .315/.383/.535 this season with 16 doubles, two triples, 11 home runs and 39 RBIs and can play center field and the corners.

The first eight picks were used on two catchers, three shortstops and three outfielders, with major colleges represented in Oregon State, Stanford and LSU. The Orioles focused on getting better and more athletic up the middle.

The Red Sox used the final selection in the fourth round on Naval Academy pitcher Noah Song.

Eight members of the Single-A Delmarva Shorebirds were chosen to the South Atlantic League All-Star Game: Pitchers Grayson Rodriguez, Drew Rom, Ofelky Peralta, and Zach Matson, catcher Daniel Fajardo, shortstop Adam Hall, outfielder Doran Turchin, and designated hitter Seamus Curran.

The eight players are the most from one SAL team this season and the most Shorebirds since 2014 when they sent seven All-Stars to Hickory.