MLB OAKLAND Matchup 20180814

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MLB : ATS Matchup

Tuesday 8/14/2018

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SEATTLE ( PAXTON )

OAKLAND ( FIERS )

-1.5 +115

+1.5 -135

-130

+120

7.5ev

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Final
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SEATTLE (69 - 51) at OAKLAND (71 - 48)

Tuesday, 8/14/2018 10:05 PM

JAMES PAXTON (L) vs. MICHAEL FIERS (R)

Board		Opening		Latest
		Line	Total	Line	Total
965	SEATTLE	-125	Ov 8,+105	-125	Ov 7.5,-120
966	OAKLAND	+115	Un 8,-125	+115	Un 7.5,+100

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ADVANCED TEAM STATS

SEATTLE - Current Season Performance
	Team Records			Team					Opponent
	W-L	Units	O-U	Runs	Avg	OBP	SLG	OPS	Runs	Avg	OBP	SLG	OPS
All Games	69-51	+13.4	58-60	4.2	0.257	0.309	0.402	0.711	4.4	0.253	0.302	0.406	0.708
Road Games	33-27	+8.9	32-28	4.7	0.265	0.319	0.413	0.732	4.9	0.269	0.316	0.433	0.749
vs Right-handed Starters	50-31	+19.3	43-37	4.3	0.257	0.308	0.412	0.720	4.5	0.250	0.304	0.408	0.712
Past 7 Games	4-3	+3.2	4-3	5.3	0.283	0.319	0.453	0.773	6.0	0.286	0.345	0.416	0.761
Grass Games	64-49	+9.9	54-57	4.2	0.256	0.307	0.400	0.707	4.4	0.253	0.303	0.405	0.708
Night Games	47-31	+12.2	36-40	4.3	0.259	0.308	0.409	0.717	4.4	0.254	0.305	0.406	0.711
Division	27-23	+4	26-23	4.3	0.269	0.314	0.425	0.739	4.9	0.261	0.324	0.411	0.735

SEATTLE - 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	4.2	0.257	0.309	120	4071	1046	171	22	125	0.402	485	306	893	54	785	111	66	110	50
Road Games	4.7	0.265	0.319	60	2118	561	95	12	65	0.413	271	167	432	30	416	63	26	49	22
Righty Starters	4.3	0.257	0.308	81	2726	701	113	17	92	0.412	339	199	585	37	502	79	45	67	37

SEATTLE - Bullpen Pitching Statistics
	ERA	WHIP	IP	R	ER	H	HR	BB	SO	W-L	SV	BSV	Pct.
All Games	4.01	1.247	384	184	171	358	43	121	400	24-16	48	19	71.6%
Road Games	4.56	1.276	189.7	97	96	187	18	55	191	11-8	22	9	71%

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	71-48	+28.4	55-57	4.8	0.250	0.314	0.418	0.733	4.2	0.240	0.300	0.388	0.688
Home Games	34-23	+9.6	23-32	3.9	0.231	0.301	0.373	0.674	3.8	0.234	0.289	0.367	0.656
vs Left-handed Starters	24-19	+6.4	18-21	4.7	0.252	0.316	0.422	0.738	4.3	0.246	0.303	0.397	0.700
Past 7 Games	5-2	+3.2	2-5	5.1	0.268	0.312	0.430	0.742	3.3	0.231	0.300	0.338	0.637
Grass Games	67-48	+24.2	53-56	4.7	0.248	0.313	0.415	0.728	4.3	0.242	0.300	0.391	0.692
Night Games	41-33	+11.8	34-37	4.7	0.251	0.316	0.424	0.740	4.3	0.247	0.309	0.400	0.709
Division	22-27	-3.8	27-20	4.5	0.246	0.307	0.412	0.718	5.3	0.261	0.323	0.429	0.752

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	4.8	0.250	0.314	119	4099	1023	209	16	150	0.418	547	388	1012	28	802	113	72	97	67
Home Games	3.9	0.231	0.301	57	1889	436	103	5	52	0.373	212	190	469	14	379	55	31	56	31
Lefty Starters	4.7	0.252	0.316	43	1494	377	76	5	56	0.422	197	139	363	8	295	46	30	33	21

OAKLAND - Bullpen Pitching Statistics
	ERA	WHIP	IP	R	ER	H	HR	BB	SO	W-L	SV	BSV	Pct.
All Games	3.39	1.248	430.3	178	162	369	50	168	435	31-9	36	11	76.6%
Home Games	3.18	1.299	204	75	72	187	18	78	200	15-2	15	5	75%

SCHEDULE AND RESULTS

SEATTLE - Schedule
									Team Stats			Opp Stats
Date	Team Starter	Opponent	Opp Starter	Score	W/L	Line	Tot.	O/U	H	LOB	E	H	LOB	E
7/31/2018	LEAKE(R)	HOUSTON	MORTON(R)	2-5	L	+145	8 ev	U	7	5	0	15	10	0
8/1/2018	LEBLANC(L)	HOUSTON	KEUCHEL(L)	3-8	L	+130	8 ev	O	9	6	0	15	9	0
8/2/2018	HERNANDEZ(R)	TORONTO	CLIPPARD(R)	3-7	L	-140	9 ev	O	10	8	2	11	8	0
8/3/2018	GONZALES(L)	TORONTO	BORUCKI(L)	2-7	L	-165	8 ov	O	6	5	1	11	4	2
8/4/2018	PAXTON(L)	TORONTO	ESTRADA(R)	1-5	L	-235	7.5 un	U	3	4	0	12	4	0
8/5/2018	LEAKE(R)	TORONTO	GAVIGLIO(R)	6-3	W	-150	8.5 ov	O	10	7	1	9	5	0
8/6/2018	LEBLANC(L)	@ TEXAS	PEREZ(L)	4-3	W	-110	11.5 ev	U	14	12	1	6	7	1
8/7/2018	HERNANDEZ(R)	@ TEXAS	COLON(R)	4-11	L	-120	11 ov	O	9	5	2	10	4	1
8/8/2018	GONZALES(L)	@ TEXAS	GALLARDO(R)	7-11	L	-145	10.5 ov	O	9	4	1	19	10	2
8/9/2018	PAXTON(L)	@ HOUSTON	VERLANDER(R)	8-6	W	130	6.5 ev	O	14	7	1	9	9	0
8/10/2018	LEAKE(R)	@ HOUSTON	COLE(R)	5-2	W	180	7.5 un	U	7	4	0	9	7	0
8/11/2018	LEBLANC(L)	@ HOUSTON	MORTON(R)	3-2	W	190	8 ov	U	10	5	0	5	5	1
8/12/2018	RAMIREZ(R)	@ HOUSTON	KEUCHEL(L)	4-3	W	180	8.5 ev	U	11	5	1	7	6	0
8/13/2018	GONZALES(L)	@ OAKLAND	MANAEA(L)	6-7	L	115	8 ov	O	10	7	0	11	8	0
8/14/2018	PAXTON(L)	@ OAKLAND	FIERS(R)
8/15/2018	LEAKE(R)	@ OAKLAND	ANDERSON(L)
8/17/2018	LEBLANC(L)	LA DODGERS	BUEHLER(R)
8/18/2018	RAMIREZ(R)	LA DODGERS	HILL(L)
8/19/2018	GONZALES(L)	LA DODGERS	KERSHAW(L)
8/20/2018		HOUSTON
8/21/2018		HOUSTON

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
7/31/2018	CAHILL(R)	TORONTO	GAVIGLIO(R)	6-2	W	-170	8.5 un	U	11	10	2	6	6	1
8/1/2018	MANAEA(L)	TORONTO	STROMAN(R)	8-3	W	-140	8 un	O	13	7	0	8	10	0
8/3/2018	ANDERSON(L)	DETROIT	HARDY(L)	1-0	W	-185	8.5 ov	U	7	6	0	6	5	0
8/4/2018	JACKSON(R)	DETROIT	ZIMMERMANN(R)	2-1	W	-175	8.5 un	U	6	7	1	7	4	1
8/5/2018	CAHILL(R)	DETROIT	LIRIANO(L)	6-0	W	-260	8.5 un	U	8	5	1	5	7	0
8/7/2018	MANAEA(L)	LA DODGERS	HILL(L)	2-4	L	+110	8 ov	U	4	5	0	9	11	0
8/8/2018	FIERS(R)	LA DODGERS	KERSHAW(L)	3-2	W	+145	7.5 ov	U	8	6	0	7	7	1
8/10/2018	ANDERSON(L)	@ LA ANGELS	PENA(R)	3-4	L	-130	8.5 ov	U	6	3	1	7	2	0
8/11/2018	JACKSON(R)	@ LA ANGELS	SKAGGS(L)	7-0	W	105	8.5 ov	U	14	9	1	5	8	0
8/12/2018	CAHILL(R)	@ LA ANGELS	COLE(R)	8-7	W	-140	8.5 un	O	12	9	0	11	9	0
8/13/2018	MANAEA(L)	SEATTLE	GONZALES(L)	7-6	W	-125	8 ov	O	11	8	0	10	7	0
8/14/2018	FIERS(R)	SEATTLE	PAXTON(L)
8/15/2018	ANDERSON(L)	SEATTLE	LEAKE(R)
8/17/2018	JACKSON(R)	HOUSTON	MORTON(R)
8/18/2018	CAHILL(R)	HOUSTON	KEUCHEL(L)
8/19/2018	MANAEA(L)	HOUSTON	VERLANDER(R)
8/20/2018		TEXAS
8/21/2018		TEXAS

KEY GAME INFORMATION

SEATTLE: 2017: 78-84, tied for third place.
MANAGER: Scott Servais (third season).
ADDITIONS: CF Dee Gordon, 1B Ryon Healy, RHP Juan Nicasio, INF-OF Andrew Romine, OF Ichiro Suzuki, LHP Dario Alvarez.
SUBTRACTIONS: 1B Yonder Alonso, OF Jarrod Dyson, LHP Drew Smyly, 1B Danny Valencia, C Carlos Ruiz, RHP Yovani Gallardo, RHP Emilio Pagan.
OUTLOOK: The Mariners' odd place in the AL was only amplified by what happened to them in spring training. Injuries illustrated the slim margin they have if they plan to contend for a playoff spot. They're talented enough to compete for a wild card, but probably not good enough to catch the Astros in the division. Pitching will be the key. Seattle used a major league-record 40 pitchers last year and would like to avoid a repeat performance. The bullpen has promise, putting pressure on the rotation to stabilize and get deep enough into games. Right-handed reliever David Phelps needs Tommy John surgery and will miss the entire season, though. Offensively, the top of the lineup has a chance to be potent with the addition of a speedster in Gordon. Healy missed most of spring training after hand surgery, but if he's productive Seattle could end up fielding its deepest lineup in years. That might be necessary with all the pitching questions.

OAKLAND: 2017: 75-87, fifth place.
MANAGER: Bob Melvin (eighth season).
ADDITIONS: OF Stephen Piscotty, C Jonathan Lucroy, OF Dustin Fowler, RHP Trevor Cahill, RHP Emilio Pagan, RHP Yusmeiro Petit, LHP Ryan Buchter.
SUBTRACTIONS: INF Ryon Healy, RHP Jesse Hahn, OF Jaycob Brugman.
OUTLOOK: The A's have followed up three straight playoff appearances with last-place finishes the past three seasons. There are signs of a potential turnaround but rebuilding will still take some time, especially in a division with the defending World Series champions and other possible contenders. The bullpen should be improved with the additions of Pagan, Petit and Buchter. The strength of the team is power. Davis leads the way with 85 homers the past two seasons, ranking second in the majors during that span to Giancarlo Stanton's 86. Olson made a big splash with 24 homers in 189 at-bats, a rate topped over a whole season only twice ' when Mark McGwire and Barry Bonds each set the single-season home run record. The A's added depth to the lineup this spring by signing Lucroy. One of the most intriguing players will be Fowler, who played one inning in the majors for the Yankees before blowing out his knee and then getting traded to Oakland for pitcher Sonny Gray. Fowler adds needed athleticism and defense in the outfield as the A's look to build a foundation for the future.

PREVIEW

Cano expected to return when Mariners face A's

Robinson Cano's 80-game suspension is over and the Seattle Mariners are expected to have the eight-time American League All-Star in the lineupTuesday night when they play the Oakland A's in the second game of their three-game series at Oakland Coliseum.

Cano was suspended May 15 for a failed drug test. He was hitting .287 with four home runs and 23 RBIs in 37 games.

Cano, 35, has played 1,996 major-league games in the field. All but one has been at second base. Dee Gordon, however, has filled in well at second base while Cano was suspended.

Gordon was scratched on Monday night because of left shoulder discomfort and the A's held on to win 7-6 to move within two games of the Houston Astros for the AL West lead.

Seattle (69-51) dropped 2 1/2 games behind Oakland (71-48) for the second wild card from the AL.

Seattle manager Scott Servais told MLB.com before Monday's game that Cano will share time at second base, but they also plan to be flexible with his positioning.

"There is no great blueprint that says this is what is going to happen 33 percent of the time or 67 percent of the time," Servais said. "We have to play it day by day and series by series. It's a great offensive player to add to our mix, and the fact he can move around the field and is willing to do it, it should really keep some guys fresh and hopefully it pays dividends."

Seattle left-hander James Paxton (10-5, 3.63 ERA) won the series opener against the Astros on Thursday, giving him double-digits wins for the second consecutive season. The Mariners completed the four-game sweep on Sunday to further tighten the AL West race.

Paxton went 5 2/3 innings against the Astros, allowing four runs and seven hits in the 8-6 victory.

Paxton struck out a career-high 16 batters against Oakland on May 2, throwing seven shutout innings before the A's rallied against the bullpen and scored two runs in the eighth and one in the ninth in the 3-2 victory. The 16 strikeouts were the most by a Seattle pitcher since Randy Johnson had 19 in 1997.

Six days later, Paxton threw a no-hitter against the Toronto Blue Jays.

Paxton will be countered by right-hander Mike Fiers (7-6, 3.40), who is scheduled to make his second start for the A's since he was traded by the Detroit Tigers on Aug. 6.

He allowed one run and four hits in 5 1/3 innings of his team debut against the Los Angeles Dodgers, but did not receive the decision in the 3-2 victory.

"Boy, he got off to a nice start, didn't he?" A's manager Bob Melvin said to MLB.com after Fiers' team debut. "To get off to the start he did, certainly in front of the crowd for the first time, was terrific."

Fiers faced the Mariners on May 19 in Seattle and gave up four runs and six hits in five innings of a 7-2 loss.

Fiers had a 4.45 ERA at the end of May, but has steadily lowered it with a 3.30 ERA in five starts in June and a 2.23 ERA in five starts in July.

Fiers has made six starts in his career against Seattle and is 1-1 with a 6.21 ERA.

So far, he's impressed with his new teammates, who are 37-12 in their past 49 games.

"Definitely a tough bunch," he told MLB.com. "Resilient, always putting together good at-bats and making it tough on pitchers. It's a whole team game. They show it. They go after everything hard."

Last Updated: 5/1/2024 8:33:07 PM EST.