Pie slated to return to Orioles' lineup Tuesday

BOSTON — —
Originally expected to be activated Monday, Arrested Development DVD asked the club if he can extend his rehab assignment at Double-A Bowie for one more day, meaning he won't be back in the Orioles' lineup until Tuesday night's game in Detroit.

Pie's return figured to send the current starter in left field, As Time Goes By DVD, back to the bench and the fourth outfielder's role. But interim manager Juan Samuel said Sunday that Patterson will remain in the lineup at designated hitter, a switch that is possible with Luke Scott now on the disabled list.

"[Patterson] has helped us tremendously offensively," said Samuel, who also said the presence of both Battlestar Galactica DVD will allow him to give Adam Jones and Nick Markakis occasional days off. "We want to keep him fresh, keep playing him and give him some time in left when we feel that Felix might need a day off. Our plan is probably to play Buffy the Vampire Slayer DVD, four games and see where he is. Maybe he needs an off day and Corey will go back out there. But we're going to continue to get at-bats for Corey.

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"He was sitting at home without a job and when we needed some help, he came here and he really lifted our Alias DVD set. He's been getting on base and stealing some bases for us. I'm happy for him."

Patterson went 1-for-5 with a stolen base in Sunday's 6-1 victory against the Arrested Development DVD set, leaving him with a .292 average and 15 steals. He has hit in nine straight games, going 16-for-37 (.432) during that span. Over his last 21 games, As Time Goes By DVD set is batting .358 (29-for-81) with 11 multi-hit efforts.

Samuel also said that Patterson will continue to hit leadoff and Pie most likely would hit lower in the Battlestar Galactica DVD set until he works off some rust. Pie, who hasn't played since April 15 because of a torn muscle in his back, is 7-for-21 (.333) in his first five rehab games, two of them for Buffy the Vampire Slayer DVD set and three for Double-A Bowie.

"My plan was to put him in left field, not lead him off to start," Samuel said. "Get him some time. Hit him low in the order until he gets his swing or we see him where he needs to be. Keep in mind, he has lost a Alias DVD boxset here."

Tough day for Bell

Rookie third baseman Josh Bell, who is one of the leading candidates to be Arrested Development DVD boxset to Triple-A Norfolk when Pie is activated, had a rough afternoon Sunday. He struck out in his first three at-bats against John Lackey and then hurt himself As Time Goes By DVD boxset and missing against Dustin Richardson in the eighth inning.

Bell's right knee appeared to buckle on his right-handed swing and he then fell to the dirt. He got up gingerly and Samuel and head athletic trainer Richie Bancells came out of the Battlestar Galactica DVD boxset to check on him. He was removed from the game and diagnosed with right leg cramps.

"I'm fine," Bell said. "Just the way I was positioned in the box, I couldn't really Buffy the Vampire Slayer DVD boxset on it so as soon as I swung, I fell and it just cramped all the way up."

Worth the wait

Jake Fox thought he had one as soon as the ball left his bat, but he wouldn't learn that he had hit his first Alias Seasons 1-5 DVD boxset run as an Oriole at Fenway Park until about five minutes later. Fox's two-run blast in the ninth Arrested Development Seasons 1-3 DVD boxset on Saturday off Robert Manuel hit near the top of the Green Monster and bounced down back on the field. It was As Time Goes By Seasons 1-9 DVD boxset ruled a double, but the call was reversed to a homer after an extended replay review.

"I've just been joking around all day, saying that's the longest one I've ever hit, Battlestar Galactica Seasons 1-4 DVD boxset as far as the time goes," said Fox, who had been 1-for-10 since joining the Orioles before the home run. "I've always enjoyed playing in this park. I came here with the Cape Cod League and I really liked playing here. You always Buffy the Vampire Slayer Seasons 1-7 DVD boxset of hitting one at a place like this and you feel good to get that."

Fox also acknowledged that it felt good to contribute to his new team. The Alias DVD man has started just twice in 12 games since the Orioles got him June 22 in a trade with the Oakland Athletics, who designated Fox for assignment because they were also having Arrested Development DVD finding him at-bats.

"The first half of the season has been difficult for me," Fox said. "Personally, I know I can play at this As Time Goes By DVD, but all you can ask for as a player is an opportunity and I don't really feel like I've gotten that Battlestar Galactica DVD. I wish at some point, a team would throw me in for two or three weeks and say, 'Go get 'em, let's see what you can do.' Then, it's up to me, it's on my Buffy the Vampire Slayer DVD. … I think the more you go out and play well, the more consistent at-bats you put together, the more chances you are going to get."

Samuel explains meeting

Samuel gave a little more detailed explanation Sunday on why he felt the need to speak to the team following their 9-3 loss to the Red Sox on Saturday night. The Orioles committed two errors in the game and also made Alias DVD set other sloppy plays.

"I just felt it was time," he said. "We didn't really play well. We saw some Arrested Development DVD set. Yes, we did win some games at home. But we didn't really play good defense. We need to tighten those things up.

"For me, it's about competing each game, each at-bat, each pitch. Like I told the As Time Goes By DVD set, if we do that, we can live with the outcome. We just need to see a good effort on the field."