Phil Hughes, RHP (11-9, 4.40) vs Ubaldo Jimenez, RHP (12-10, 4.11) Lineups: http://www.baseballpress.com/lineups Twins (0-2) 1. Brian Dozier ® 2B 2. Danny Santana (S) RF 3. Joe Mauer (L) 1B 4. Miguel Sano ® DH 5. Trevor Plouffe ® 3B 6. Eddie Rosario (L) LF 7. Eduardo Escobar (S) SS 8. John Ryan Murphy ® C 9. Byron Buxton ® CF Orioles (2-0) 1. Joey Rickard ® CF 2. Nolan Reimold ® LF 3. Manny Machado ® 3B 4. Chris Davis (L) 1B 5. Mark Trumbo ® RF 6. J.J. Hardy ® SS 7. Pedro Alvarez (L) DH 8. Jonathan Schoop ® 2B 9. Caleb Joseph ® C After another save by O's closer Zach Britton some fans are questioning Mollie's decision to let starting catcher Kurt Suzuki bat against the southpaw instead of bench player Ed Nunez. Well the Twins have a lefthanded closer of their own and the O's have one or two unproven RH bats so maybe today we'll get to see how Showalter would answer that question. On the hill is control master Phil Hughes. Holder of the all-time single season K/BB record. Hughes could be just what the doctor ordered as each O's starter has reached base twice or more in the early going- 11 times by the BB. Opposing Hughes is wild child Ubaldo Jimenez, whose nickname according to baseball-reference is simply "U" Having graduated high school level Spanish 4 I can tell you "U" is pronounced "ooo" in Spanish. Similar to "boo." So if Ubaldo pitches when the O's come to town, don't boo or U could mistake you for a fan. Instead, yell "cancer!" or maybe "you've got mail!." Anything that doesn't make the "ooo" sound really. Enjoy the game!