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MLB : ATS Matchup

Saturday 10/1/2016

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OAKLAND ( COTTON )

SEATTLE ( IWAKUMA )

+1.5 -135

-1.5 +115

+160

-170

8un

9
Final
8

OAKLAND (67 - 93) at SEATTLE (86 - 74)

Saturday, 10/1/2016 9:10 PM

JHAREL COTTON (R) vs. HISASHI IWAKUMA (R)

Board		Opening		Latest
		Line	Total	Line	Total
977	OAKLAND	+140	Ov 8,+100	+140	Ov 8,+100
978	SEATTLE	-150	Un 8,-120	-150	Un 8,-120

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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	67-93	-17.6	71-83	4.0	0.245	0.301	0.383	0.684	4.7	0.263	0.320	0.409	0.729
Road Games	33-46	-2.9	39-38	4.5	0.254	0.312	0.408	0.720	5.0	0.269	0.328	0.426	0.754
vs Right-handed Starters	51-67	-7.7	47-67	3.9	0.241	0.301	0.377	0.678	4.5	0.259	0.318	0.404	0.722
Past 7 Games	1-6	-5.2	2-4	2.6	0.212	0.270	0.350	0.620	4.6	0.263	0.296	0.448	0.745
Grass Games	64-90	-18.1	67-82	4.0	0.245	0.302	0.382	0.683	4.6	0.263	0.318	0.407	0.726
Night Games	44-58	-6.9	50-50	4.3	0.252	0.306	0.397	0.702	4.9	0.266	0.320	0.419	0.738
Division	27-47	-15.9	33-40	4.0	0.245	0.302	0.384	0.685	4.7	0.264	0.316	0.417	0.733

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	0.245	0.301	160	5424	1328	239	20	157	0.383	621	436	1124	45	1023	157	98	150	70
Road Games	4.5	0.254	0.312	79	2766	702	125	8	95	0.408	342	236	591	23	527	87	48	67	39
Righty Starters	3.9	0.241	0.301	118	4010	968	175	17	111	0.377	445	342	817	37	778	110	70	116	46

OAKLAND - Bullpen Pitching Statistics
	ERA	WHIP	IP	R	ER	H	HR	BB	SO	W-L	SV	BSV	Pct.
All Games	4.01	1.272	552.6	263	246	514	58	189	520	25-26	41	20	67.2%
Road Games	4.28	1.295	267.3	137	127	248	31	98	261	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	86-74	+3.2	79-75	4.7	0.259	0.321	0.416	0.736	4.3	0.252	0.309	0.412	0.721
Home Games	44-35	-1.7	42-35	4.6	0.256	0.324	0.417	0.741	4.2	0.243	0.297	0.408	0.705
vs Right-handed Starters	62-41	+14.5	49-49	5.0	0.267	0.329	0.426	0.755	3.9	0.240	0.294	0.386	0.680
Past 7 Games	5-2	+2.8	2-5	4.9	0.272	0.323	0.432	0.755	3.4	0.234	0.280	0.379	0.659
Grass Games	83-71	+2.7	76-72	4.7	0.258	0.319	0.416	0.735	4.4	0.253	0.309	0.413	0.722
Night Games	58-51	+0.4	54-49	4.6	0.257	0.317	0.418	0.735	4.4	0.256	0.312	0.414	0.726
Division	38-36	-4	39-32	4.8	0.264	0.323	0.421	0.744	4.5	0.253	0.308	0.413	0.721

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	160	5506	1425	223	17	202	0.416	725	500	1266	49	1083	156	89	154	75
Home Games	4.6	0.256	0.324	79	2646	677	101	8	103	0.417	347	266	626	21	545	74	45	70	37
Righty Starters	5.0	0.267	0.329	103	3539	944	154	10	130	0.426	498	326	758	34	681	109	55	96	45

SEATTLE - Bullpen Pitching Statistics
	ERA	WHIP	IP	R	ER	H	HR	BB	SO	W-L	SV	BSV	Pct.
All Games	3.56	1.222	510	218	202	449	70	174	537	24-22	49	23	68.1%
Home Games	3.38	1.194	253	103	95	217	36	85	279	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
9/17/2016	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)	1-5	L	175	8.5 ev	U	2	5	0	7	3	1
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
9/17/2016	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)	5-1	W	-185	8.5 ev	U	7	3	1	2	5	0
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 still alive as they play Game 161

SEATTLE -- The dimming postseason hopes of the Seattle Mariners gained a spark of light Friday night, and they'll get at least one more chance to play a meaningful game.

The Mariners (86-74) host Oakland in another must-win game Saturday night, trailing second-place Toronto by one game in the American League wild-card race and the Detroit Tigers by a half-game. Baltimore is two games ahead of Seattle, although the Mariners could force a tie with them with two wins and two Baltimore losses.

All that the Mariners know is that they need to keep winning. A loss Saturday is likely to be the final nail in the coffin, so Seattle is not trying to look too hard at the scoreboard and just focus on the task at hand.

"We know the position we have, but we still have to play our games," slugger Nelson Cruz said.

Seattle did its part Friday night by putting the A's away early. Four home runs, including two from second baseman Robinson Cano, led the Mariners out to a 5-0 lead on the way to an easy win. By the time Cano and Cruz hit back-to-back homers in the third inning, the Blue Jays had already lost to Boston to give Seattle a chance at making up a game in the standings.

"You want the other team to lose, but at the same time you've got to win," Cano said. "When it's time to play, you've got to give everything you've got."

The A's (67-93) don't have anything on the line as they head into the final weekend of the season. Oakland managed only two hits Friday and continues to struggle with the bats.

"Obviously, we're not swinging the bat very well," manager Bob Melvin said after the 5-1 loss. "Look at our overall numbers, and they're not that good."

Seattle has used a powerful offense to stay in the postseason hunt all the way through September. The four home runs Friday gave the Mariners 221 this season, second only to Baltimore (250) among AL teams.

The Mariners' rotation lined up well enough that the team's top two veterans -- Hisashi Iwakuma and Felix Hernandez -- are slated to pitch this weekend. Iwakuma (16-11) takes the ball Saturday night with Hernandez scheduled to pitch Sunday.

Whatever happens Saturday night, at least the Mariners are playing a meaningful game in October -- something that rarely happens for a franchise that hasn't reached the postseason since 2001.

"I love this kind of situation," said Cano, who played in 51 playoff games with the New York Yankees before coming to Seattle in 2014. "It's every kid's dream come true. When you play baseball, you want to play for October."

Last Updated: 4/23/2024 11:35:29 PM EST.