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- Updated: August 13, 2016
SAN FRANCISCO — Dylan Bundy played his first game in a National League park Friday, meaning he had to bat for himself in the Orioles’ 5-2 victory over the Giants. It wasn’t just his first Major League plate appearance; it was his first since turning pro five years ago. But it doesn’t look like Bundy will be changing positions anytime soon.
His first at-bat, in the second inning, was actually a big spot for the Orioles. He came to the plate against Matt Cain in the middle of a rally, with a run already in and runners at first and third and one out, after Matt Wieters doubled and J.J. Hardy singled. It was clearly an unfamiliar position for the rookie, and he immediately consulted third-base coach Bobby Dickerson …
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