MLB SEATTLE Matchup 20160930

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MLB : ATS Matchup

Friday 9/30/2016

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OAKLAND ( ALCANTARA )

SEATTLE ( WALKER )

+1.5 -125

-1.5 +105

+175

-185

8.5ev

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OAKLAND (67 - 92) at SEATTLE (85 - 74)

Friday, 9/30/2016 10:10 PM

RAUL ALCANTARA (R) vs. TAIJUAN WALKER (R)

Board		Opening		Latest
		Line	Total	Line	Total
927	OAKLAND	+190	Ov 8.5,-110	+180	Ov 8,-130
928	SEATTLE	-210	Un 8.5,-110	-190	Un 8,+110

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ADVANCED TEAM STATS

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	67-92	-16.6	71-82	4.0	0.246	0.302	0.384	0.686	4.7	0.263	0.320	0.408	0.728
Road Games	33-45	-1.9	39-37	4.5	0.256	0.314	0.410	0.723	5.0	0.269	0.329	0.424	0.754
vs Right-handed Starters	51-66	-6.7	47-66	3.9	0.243	0.302	0.378	0.679	4.5	0.259	0.318	0.403	0.722
Past 7 Games	1-6	-5.2	2-4	2.4	0.231	0.282	0.354	0.635	4.3	0.250	0.284	0.405	0.689
Grass Games	64-89	-17.1	67-81	4.0	0.246	0.302	0.383	0.685	4.6	0.263	0.319	0.406	0.725
Night Games	44-57	-5.9	50-49	4.3	0.253	0.307	0.398	0.705	4.9	0.267	0.320	0.417	0.738
Division	27-46	-14.9	33-39	4.0	0.247	0.303	0.386	0.688	4.7	0.264	0.317	0.415	0.732

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	0.246	0.302	159	5396	1326	238	20	156	0.384	620	431	1120	44	1018	155	98	150	70
Road Games	4.5	0.256	0.314	78	2738	700	124	8	94	0.410	341	231	587	22	522	85	48	67	39
Righty Starters	3.9	0.243	0.302	117	3982	966	174	17	110	0.378	444	337	813	36	773	108	70	116	46

OAKLAND - Bullpen Pitching Statistics
	ERA	WHIP	IP	R	ER	H	HR	BB	SO	W-L	SV	BSV	Pct.
All Games	4.05	1.286	546.6	263	246	514	58	189	515	25-26	41	20	67.2%
Road Games	4.37	1.324	261.3	137	127	248	31	98	256	12-14	21	12	63.6%

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	85-74	+2.2	79-74	4.7	0.259	0.321	0.415	0.736	4.4	0.253	0.310	0.413	0.722
Home Games	43-35	-2.7	42-34	4.6	0.256	0.325	0.415	0.740	4.3	0.245	0.298	0.410	0.708
vs Right-handed Starters	61-41	+13.5	49-48	5.0	0.267	0.329	0.425	0.754	3.9	0.241	0.295	0.387	0.682
Past 7 Games	5-2	+2.8	3-4	5.6	0.286	0.349	0.421	0.769	3.4	0.244	0.277	0.378	0.655
Grass Games	82-71	+1.7	76-71	4.7	0.258	0.320	0.415	0.735	4.4	0.254	0.310	0.414	0.724
Night Games	57-51	-0.6	54-48	4.6	0.257	0.317	0.417	0.734	4.4	0.257	0.313	0.415	0.728
Division	37-36	-5	39-31	4.8	0.264	0.324	0.420	0.743	4.6	0.255	0.309	0.415	0.724

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	4.7	0.259	0.321	159	5475	1418	222	17	199	0.415	720	499	1260	49	1080	156	88	152	74
Home Games	4.6	0.256	0.325	78	2615	670	100	8	100	0.415	342	265	620	21	542	74	44	68	36
Righty Starters	5.0	0.267	0.329	102	3508	937	153	10	127	0.425	493	325	752	34	678	109	54	94	44

SEATTLE - Bullpen Pitching Statistics
	ERA	WHIP	IP	R	ER	H	HR	BB	SO	W-L	SV	BSV	Pct.
All Games	3.59	1.229	507	218	202	449	70	174	536	24-22	49	23	68.1%
Home Games	3.42	1.208	250	103	95	217	36	85	278	13-11	23	10	69.7%

SCHEDULE AND RESULTS

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
9/16/2016	GRAVEMAN(R)	@ TEXAS	HAMELS(L)	6-7	L	180	9 ov	O	10	6	1	12	9	0
9/17/2016	ALCANTARA(R)	@ TEXAS	DARVISH(R)	11-2	W	215	9.5 un	O	12	6	0	6	4	0
9/18/2016	DETWILER(L)	@ TEXAS	LEWIS(R)	5-2	W	160	10.5 ov	U	8	8	1	8	9	0
9/19/2016	COTTON(R)	HOUSTON	PEACOCK(R)	2-4	L	+100	8.5 un	U	3	3	0	7	4	0
9/20/2016	MANAEA(L)	HOUSTON	MUSGROVE(R)	1-2	L	+120	8 un	U	3	6	0	8	7	0
9/21/2016	MENGDEN(R)	HOUSTON	MCHUGH(R)	5-6	L	+140	8.5 un	O	7	6	0	9	6	1
9/23/2016	GRAVEMAN(R)	TEXAS	HAMELS(L)	0-3	L	+135	8 un	U	7	7	0	4	2	0
9/24/2016	ALCANTARA(R)	TEXAS	DARVISH(R)	0-5	L	+105	8 un	U	5	8	1	9	5	0
9/25/2016	COTTON(R)	TEXAS	LEWIS(R)	7-1	W	-110	8 ov	P	13	7	0	5	3	0
9/26/2016	MANAEA(L)	@ LA ANGELS	WEAVER(R)	1-2	L	-115	9.5 un	U	4	4	0	6	6	0
9/27/2016	MENGDEN(R)	@ LA ANGELS	NOLASCO(R)	1-8	L	105	8.5 ev	O	6	5	1	12	3	1
9/28/2016	GRAY(R)	@ LA ANGELS	MEYER(R)	6-8	L	100	8.5 ov	O	9	5	2	10	9	0
9/29/2016	GRAVEMAN(R)	@ SEATTLE	MIRANDA(L)	2-3	L	140	8 ov	U	9	6	0	12	10	0
9/30/2016	ALCANTARA(R)	@ SEATTLE	WALKER(R)
10/1/2016	COTTON(R)	@ SEATTLE	IWAKUMA(R)
10/2/2016	MANAEA(L)	@ SEATTLE	HERNANDEZ(R)

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
9/16/2016	HERNANDEZ(R)	HOUSTON	MCHUGH(R)	0-6	L	-125	8 un	U	3	5	3	9	9	0
9/17/2016	PAXTON(L)	HOUSTON	FIERS(R)	1-2	L	-135	8 ov	U	7	6	0	5	4	0
9/18/2016	MIRANDA(L)	HOUSTON	FISTER(R)	7-3	W	-110	9 ov	O	12	7	0	5	3	0
9/19/2016	WALKER(R)	TORONTO	ESTRADA(R)	2-3	L	-115	8.5 un	U	3	6	0	8	9	0
9/20/2016	IWAKUMA(R)	TORONTO	HAPP(L)	2-10	L	+105	8 un	O	7	8	1	14	7	0
9/21/2016	HERNANDEZ(R)	TORONTO	SANCHEZ(R)	2-1	W	+120	8 ov	U	6	12	0	6	8	2
9/23/2016	PAXTON(L)	@ MINNESOTA	GIBSON(R)	10-1	W	-165	9 un	O	13	10	0	5	4	2
9/24/2016	MIRANDA(L)	@ MINNESOTA	DUFFEY(R)	2-3	L	-135	9.5 un	U	5	4	0	3	1	2
9/25/2016	WALKER(R)	@ MINNESOTA	SANTIAGO(L)	4-3	W	-140	9 ov	U	6	6	0	9	8	3
9/26/2016	IWAKUMA(R)	@ HOUSTON	MCHUGH(R)	4-3	W	110	7.5 ov	U	12	14	0	10	6	1
9/27/2016	HERNANDEZ(R)	@ HOUSTON	FIERS(R)	4-8	L	100	8 un	O	11	6	2	11	5	0
9/28/2016	PAXTON(L)	@ HOUSTON	FISTER(R)	12-4	W	-125	8.5 ov	O	15	9	0	11	8	1
9/29/2016	MIRANDA(L)	OAKLAND	GRAVEMAN(R)	3-2	W	-150	8 ov	U	12	10	0	9	6	0
9/30/2016	WALKER(R)	OAKLAND	ALCANTARA(R)
10/1/2016	IWAKUMA(R)	OAKLAND	COTTON(R)
10/2/2016	HERNANDEZ(R)	OAKLAND	MANAEA(L)

KEY GAME INFORMATION

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.

SEATTLE: The Mariners own the longest playoff drought in baseball, with their last appearance coming in 2001, and there's plenty of reason to doubt it will end in 2016. Seattle should be better than a year ago, though. Cano is healthy, the starting rotation could be a plus and on defense the Mariners are constructed to succeed in their home ballpark. But the offseason makeover relied heavily on players coming off poor 2015 seasons, and the question remains whether those players are on a downward spiral or if they can rebound to be as productive as in the past. If the latter is the case, then maybe Seattle will find itself in contention.

PREVIEW

Mariners host Athletics with slim playoff hope

SEATTLE -- The Seattle Mariners' slim chances of reaching the postseason took a hit Thursday night, despite their win over Oakland, but they head into a Friday game against the A's with a remaining shred of hope.

Baltimore's win over Toronto gave Seattle (85-74) even less room for error as the Mariners prepare to play their third-to-the-last game of the season trailing the Orioles and Blue Jays by two games in the American League wild-card race.

"We know we have to win," Seattle catcher Mike Zunino said Thursday night. "That's the thing. There's only three left, and if we don't win our games now, nothing else matters."

Seattle did its part Friday night, beating the A's 3-2 despite a shaky ninth inning that saw Mariners closer Edwin Diaz give up three hits and a run before striking out the final two batters to wriggle out of it.

"It's tough," Diaz said of his ninth inning. "I need to control my emotions and give the team a chance to make the playoffs. We're so close."

The A's (67-92) nearly staged a ninth-inning comeback even though they're not playing for anything other than pride.

"It came down to situational at-bats," manager Bob Melvin said after the latest loss.

Oakland will try to regroup behind Friday starter Raul Alcantara, while the Mariners will turn to 24-year-old Taijuan Walker in what could be their final meaningful game of the season.

Seattle needs Toronto and/or Baltimore to lose Friday to still have a chance to win an outright wild-card berth, and the Mariners could be eliminated from playoff contention if they lose and both the Blue Jays and Orioles win. Further complicating things is a Detroit team that had a rainout Thursday and sits between Seattle and the co-leaders in the wild-card standings.

"The way we look at it, we'll play tomorrow's game, and we'll try to win it and pray for a little help," Seattle manager Scott Servais said late Thursday night.

The Mariners have their rotation lined up so that veterans Hisashi Iwakuma (Saturday) and Felix Hernandez (Sunday) will close out the season and could be on the mound for the biggest games of the season. But those two won't be a factor if Walker can't deliver on Friday night.

The 24-year-old right-hander, having opened the season as the No. 2 starter in the rotation before struggling all the way to a stint in Triple-A, has pitched well over his past four starts after changing his mechanics. He's 3-1 since getting shelled in a Sept. 3 loss to the Angels and will be on the mound for the biggest start of his young career Friday.

The Mariners are also looking for more offense, particularly from the middle of their lineup. Robinson Cano, Nelson Cruz and Kyle Seager went a combined 2-for-11 Thursday after carrying the team for most of the season. That group also has a chance to become Seattle's first trio since Ken Griffey Jr., Alex Rodriguez and Edgar Martinez in 1998 to record 30 home runs and 100 RBIs in the same season. Cano is three RBIs shy of 100, while Seager needs to drive in one more run to hit that mark.

Last Updated: 4/23/2024 3:42:49 PM EST.