MLB OAKLAND Matchup 20160601

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MLB : ATS Matchup

Wednesday 6/1/2016

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MINNESOTA ( DEAN )

OAKLAND ( MANAEA )

+1.5 -135

-1.5 +115

+160

-170

8.5ov

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MINNESOTA (15 - 36) at OAKLAND (24 - 29)

Wednesday, 6/1/2016 3:35 PM

PAT DEAN (L) vs. SEAN MANAEA (L)

Board		Opening		Latest
		Line	Total	Line	Total
963	MINNESOTA	+105	Ov 8.5,-120	+160	Ov 8.5,-110
964	OAKLAND	-115	Un 8.5,+100	-170	Un 8.5,-110

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ADVANCED TEAM STATS

MINNESOTA - Current Season Performance
	Team Records			Team					Opponent
	W-L	Units	O-U	Runs	Avg	OBP	SLG	OPS	Runs	Avg	OBP	SLG	OPS
All Games	15-36	-17.7	28-20	3.7	0.240	0.300	0.380	0.680	5.3	0.284	0.339	0.472	0.811
Road Games	7-21	-10.5	14-11	3.9	0.237	0.299	0.381	0.680	5.4	0.280	0.345	0.479	0.824
vs Left-handed Starters	3-6	-1.6	4-4	3.2	0.218	0.289	0.328	0.616	4.7	0.276	0.353	0.445	0.798
Past 7 Games	4-3	+3	6-1	5.0	0.278	0.336	0.461	0.796	4.7	0.291	0.336	0.477	0.813
Grass Games	15-36	-17.7	28-20	3.7	0.240	0.300	0.380	0.680	5.3	0.284	0.339	0.472	0.811
Day Games	8-14	-5	8-12	3.5	0.232	0.294	0.354	0.648	3.9	0.252	0.299	0.396	0.696

MINNESOTA - Team Hitting and Fielding Statistics
Team Batting	Team Batting																Team Fielding
	Runs	AVG	OBP	G	AB	H	2B	3B	HR	SLG	RBI	BB	SO	SB	LOB	GIDP	ERR	DP	OSB
All Games	3.7	0.240	0.300	51	1739	417	78	6	51	0.380	183	150	452	32	352	37	31	50	22
Road Games	3.9	0.237	0.299	28	975	231	40	2	32	0.381	107	87	291	16	199	19	14	22	10
Lefty Starters	3.2	0.218	0.289	9	293	64	12	1	6	0.328	29	29	80	1	61	8	3	11	2

MINNESOTA - Bullpen Pitching Statistics
	ERA	WHIP	IP	R	ER	H	HR	BB	SO	W-L	SV	BSV	Pct.
All Games	4.52	1.455	177.3	93	89	198	29	60	179	7-12	6	8	42.9%
Road Games	5.82	1.545	99	66	64	113	20	40	95	1-8	2	6	25%

OAKLAND - Current Season Performance
	Team Records			Team					Opponent
	W-L	Units	O-U	Runs	Avg	OBP	SLG	OPS	Runs	Avg	OBP	SLG	OPS
All Games	24-29	-4.2	27-24	4.0	0.250	0.297	0.381	0.678	4.9	0.268	0.330	0.420	0.750
Home Games	12-16	-6	12-15	3.7	0.237	0.287	0.359	0.645	3.9	0.260	0.315	0.381	0.696
vs Left-handed Starters	6-5	+0.9	8-2	5.2	0.272	0.310	0.417	0.727	4.4	0.253	0.304	0.394	0.698
Past 7 Games	4-3	+1	4-3	5.0	0.295	0.337	0.479	0.816	4.9	0.290	0.340	0.456	0.796
Grass Games	21-26	-4.8	23-23	4.0	0.250	0.298	0.376	0.675	4.8	0.269	0.327	0.415	0.743
Day Games	10-10	+0	10-9	4.1	0.241	0.304	0.370	0.674	4.4	0.243	0.310	0.379	0.689

OAKLAND - Team Hitting and Fielding Statistics
Team Batting	Team Batting																Team Fielding
	Runs	AVG	OBP	G	AB	H	2B	3B	HR	SLG	RBI	BB	SO	SB	LOB	GIDP	ERR	DP	OSB
All Games	4.0	0.250	0.297	53	1801	450	71	9	49	0.381	205	121	368	23	332	44	38	56	23
Home Games	3.7	0.237	0.287	28	914	217	33	6	22	0.359	100	63	181	10	167	24	21	33	14
Lefty Starters	5.2	0.272	0.310	11	372	101	14	2	12	0.417	57	21	74	3	61	11	10	10	5

OAKLAND - Bullpen Pitching Statistics
	ERA	WHIP	IP	R	ER	H	HR	BB	SO	W-L	SV	BSV	Pct.
All Games	4.01	1.211	181.6	86	81	172	22	48	173	8-4	16	5	76.2%
Home Games	2.95	1.113	91.7	31	30	85	8	17	84	4-3	8	4	66.7%

SCHEDULE AND RESULTS

MINNESOTA - Schedule
									Team Stats			Opp Stats
Date	Team Starter	Opponent	Opp Starter	Score	W/L	Line	Tot.	O/U	H	LOB	E	H	LOB	E
5/18/2016	NOLASCO(R)	@ DETROIT	VERLANDER(R)	3-6	L	140	9 ev	P	7	7	3	13	7	0
5/19/2016	SANTANA(R)	TORONTO	ESTRADA(R)	2-3	L	+120	9 un	U	4	2	0	9	8	1
5/20/2016	DUFFEY(R)	TORONTO	SANCHEZ(R)	3-9	L	+120	8.5 un	O	10	6	0	14	6	2
5/21/2016	DEAN(L)	TORONTO	HAPP(L)	5-3	W	+160	10 un	U	4	2	0	6	5	0
5/22/2016	HUGHES(R)	TORONTO	STROMAN(R)	1-3	L	+160	8.5 ov	U	3	4	1	9	7	0
5/23/2016	NOLASCO(R)	KANSAS CITY	KENNEDY(R)	4-10	L	+110	8 un	O	12	9	1	17	8	1
5/24/2016	SANTANA(R)	KANSAS CITY	VOLQUEZ(R)	4-7	L	+100	8 ov	O	7	8	2	13	7	1
5/25/2016	DUFFEY(R)	KANSAS CITY	GEE(R)	7-5	W	-135	8 un	O	12	6	0	11	6	2
5/27/2016	DEAN(L)	@ SEATTLE	HERNANDEZ(R)	7-2	W	190	7.5 ov	O	10	6	0	5	3	0
5/28/2016	HUGHES(R)	@ SEATTLE	MILEY(L)	6-5	W	140	8 un	O	11	8	1	14	10	0
5/29/2016	NOLASCO(R)	@ SEATTLE	WALKER(R)	5-4	W	180	7.5 un	O	7	4	0	7	4	0
5/30/2016	SANTANA(R)	@ OAKLAND	GRAVEMAN(R)	2-3	L	115	9 un	U	8	7	0	7	3	0
5/31/2016	DUFFEY(R)	@ OAKLAND	SURKAMP(L)	4-7	L	-110	8.5 ev	O	12	10	1	12	9	0
6/1/2016	DEAN(L)	@ OAKLAND	MANAEA(L)
6/2/2016	GIBSON(R)	TAMPA BAY	MOORE(L)
6/3/2016	NOLASCO(R)	TAMPA BAY	ODORIZZI(R)
6/4/2016	SANTANA(R)	TAMPA BAY	ANDRIESE(R)
6/5/2016	DUFFEY(R)	TAMPA BAY	SMYLY(L)
6/7/2016	DEAN(L)	MIAMI	CONLEY(L)
6/8/2016		MIAMI

OAKLAND - Schedule
									Team Stats			Opp Stats
Date	Team Starter	Opponent	Opp Starter	Score	W/L	Line	Tot.	O/U	H	LOB	E	H	LOB	E
5/18/2016	HILL(L)	TEXAS	PEREZ(L)	8-1	W	-150	8 un	O	12	6	0	4	5	0
5/19/2016	GRAVEMAN(R)	NY YANKEES	NOVA(R)	1-4	L	-105	8 ev	U	6	3	1	10	9	0
5/20/2016	GRAY(R)	NY YANKEES	SABATHIA(L)	3-8	L	-135	7.5 ov	O	6	6	3	13	12	1
5/21/2016	MANAEA(L)	NY YANKEES	TANAKA(R)	1-5	L	+130	7 ov	U	6	7	1	8	6	0
5/22/2016	HAHN(R)	NY YANKEES	PINEDA(R)	4-5	L	+130	7.5 ov	O	6	5	1	10	5	2
5/23/2016	HILL(L)	@ SEATTLE	WALKER(R)	5-0	W	115	7 un	U	7	8	0	9	6	2
5/24/2016	GRAVEMAN(R)	@ SEATTLE	KARNS(R)	5-6	L	150	7.5 ov	O	9	7	0	11	5	0
5/25/2016	NEAL(R)	@ SEATTLE	IWAKUMA(R)	3-13	L	180	8 un	O	10	4	0	17	4	0
5/27/2016	MANAEA(L)	DETROIT	FULMER(R)	1-4	L	+115	8.5 un	U	5	6	0	11	8	0
5/28/2016	HAHN(R)	DETROIT	BOYD(L)	12-3	W	-115	9.5 un	O	17	5	1	6	5	0
5/29/2016	HILL(L)	DETROIT	PELFREY(R)	4-2	W	-160	9 un	U	9	8	0	5	5	1
5/30/2016	GRAVEMAN(R)	MINNESOTA	SANTANA(R)	3-2	W	-125	9 un	U	7	3	0	8	7	0
5/31/2016	SURKAMP(L)	MINNESOTA	DUFFEY(R)	7-4	W	+100	8.5 ev	O	12	9	0	12	10	1
6/1/2016	MANAEA(L)	MINNESOTA	DEAN(L)
6/3/2016	HAHN(R)	@ HOUSTON	FISTER(R)
6/4/2016	HILL(L)	@ HOUSTON	MCHUGH(R)
6/5/2016	GRAVEMAN(R)	@ HOUSTON	MCCULLERS(R)
6/7/2016	MANAEA(L)	@ MILWAUKEE	DAVIES(R)
6/8/2016		@ MILWAUKEE

KEY GAME INFORMATION

MINNESOTA: The Twins were one of baseball's biggest surprises last year behind their widely respected rookie manager Paul Molitor and a much-deeper rotation that combined for a 4.14 ERA that ranked 16th in the majors. Twins starters were last in 2014, last in 2013 and second-to-last in 2012. The starting five has the potential to be even better in 2016, with a full season from Ervin Santana, who was suspended for the first half of 2015, and an improvement from a slimmed-down Phil Hughes, whose uncanny career statistics have produced solid performances in even-numbered years and not-so-good ones in the odd seasons. The Twins could also use a bounce-back from Mauer, the three-time A.L. batting champ who hasn't been the same since a concussion in 2013 forced him out from behind the plate. The team's first postseason appearance in six years is a possibility if young outfielders Buxton, Rosario and Sano take more steps forward and Byung Ho Park's transition is smooth.

OAKLAND: After three straight playoff berths, the A's fell all the way to last place in 2015 when Billy Beane's bold moves to trade Yoenis Cespedes midway through 2014 and future MVP Josh Donaldson last offseason backfired. Oakland spent this offseason overhauling an ineffective bullpen and adding a few pieces to a lineup that needed help. Last year's 4.56 ERA for the relievers was the worst in the AL, and the team's 25 blown saves were second-worst. That led to a 19-35 record in one-run games, the most one-run losses in the majors. A healthy Doolittle and the additions of Axford, Madson, Rzepczynski and Hendriks should fortify the bullpen. Getting the ball there remains a question because Gray is the only proven starter. Hill went from independent ball to the majors and used a 1.55 ERA in four September starts to get a deal with Oakland and a spot in the rotation. Hahn and Graveman are coming off injuries, and Bassitt had one win in 13 starts. The return of Lowrie should help shore up the defense after the A's led the majors with 126 errors. Davis adds a needed power bat in the outfield. The A's have been surprise contenders before after making under-the-radar offseason additions, but it might be tough to pull that off this season.

PREVIEW

Twins-Athletics Preview

What seemed like a brutal matchup for Pat Dean last week turned into his first major league win for the Minnesota Twins. Next, he faces a youngster also seeking his second career victory.

A pair of rookie left-handers square off on Wednesday when Dean and the visiting Twins hope to avoid a sweep at the hands of the Oakland Athletics, who send Sean Manaea to the mound seeking a fifth straight win.

Oakland (24-29) extended its winning streak to four games with Monday's 3-2 victory and Tuesday's 7-4 win, pushing its run over Minnesota (15-36) to four straight.

Danny Valencia drove in three runs and Steven Vogt added three hits and two RBIs on Tuesday, with the big blast Valencia's two-run home run in the third inning. Oakland's Nos. 2-4 batters have combined to hit .465 the last four games.

''It's a good feeling we have in here,'' Vogt said. ''We're playing good, complete baseball. We're coming up with timely hitting, something we weren't doing earlier.''

They hope to keep rolling in the series finale against Dean, who earned his first MLB win when faced with a daunting assignment on Friday in Seattle.

Dean (1-1, 3.43 ERA) held the Mariners to two runs and four hits in seven innings while striking out eight in a 7-2 victory, besting former AL Cy Young Award winner Felix Hernandez. It was the rookie left-hander's second start and fourth appearance since being called up May 11.

Dean, a 27-year-old who had been in the minor leagues for seven years prior to his promotion, settled down after allowing an opposite-field homer to the second batter he faced.

He retired the next seven hitters on the way to his longest outing in the big leagues.

"I talked to him after the first inning," Twins manager Paul Molitor told MLB's official website. "To give up a home run like that, then come back and get a couple of good hitters was a good sign. I think he was able to turn the page rather quickly."

Manaea (1-3, 7.03) pitched into the sixth inning in each of his last three starts, though after logging his first win, he has lost the last two with a 5.68 ERA.

The rookie gave up three runs and nine hits in six innings of Friday's 4-1 loss to Detroit, surrendering his fifth home run in six starts while walking two and striking out four.

Still, the 24-year-old feels like he is progressing.

''My slider was non-existent my first couple of games and now it's coming around,'' Manaea said. ''The change has been huge for me and the fastball has always been there. My slider is pretty effective when I'm throwing it where I want to, and just going inside and not letting them get their hands extended.''

Oakland has won 15 of 18 at home against Minnesota.

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