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MLB : ATS Matchup

Sunday 10/2/2016

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OAKLAND ( MANAEA )

SEATTLE ( HERNANDEZ )

+1.5 -190

-1.5 +165

+110

-120

7.5ev

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Final
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OAKLAND (68 - 93) at SEATTLE (86 - 75)

Sunday, 10/2/2016 3:05 PM

SEAN MANAEA (L) vs. FELIX HERNANDEZ (R)

Board		Opening		Latest
		Line	Total	Line	Total
917	OAKLAND	+130	Ov 8,-115	+135	Ov 8,-105
918	SEATTLE	-140	Un 8,-105	-145	Un 8,-115

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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	68-93	-16	72-83	4.0	0.246	0.302	0.385	0.686	4.7	0.263	0.320	0.410	0.730
Road Games	34-46	-1.3	40-38	4.5	0.255	0.314	0.410	0.724	5.1	0.269	0.329	0.427	0.756
vs Right-handed Starters	52-67	-6.1	48-67	4.0	0.243	0.302	0.379	0.680	4.6	0.259	0.318	0.405	0.724
Past 7 Games	2-5	-2.6	3-3	3.9	0.247	0.297	0.410	0.707	5.0	0.271	0.314	0.467	0.780
Grass Games	65-90	-16.5	68-82	4.0	0.246	0.302	0.383	0.685	4.7	0.263	0.319	0.408	0.727
Day Games	23-35	-10.7	21-33	3.5	0.233	0.293	0.359	0.652	4.4	0.256	0.319	0.392	0.711
Division	28-47	-14.3	34-40	4.0	0.247	0.303	0.387	0.690	4.7	0.264	0.317	0.418	0.735

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	161	5469	1344	245	20	158	0.385	630	438	1136	45	1031	157	99	150	71
Road Games	4.5	0.255	0.314	80	2811	718	131	8	96	0.410	351	238	603	23	535	87	49	67	40
Righty Starters	4.0	0.243	0.302	119	4055	984	181	17	112	0.379	454	344	829	37	786	110	71	116	47

OAKLAND - Bullpen Pitching Statistics
	ERA	WHIP	IP	R	ER	H	HR	BB	SO	W-L	SV	BSV	Pct.
All Games	4.03	1.279	558.3	267	250	521	59	193	525	26-26	41	21	66.1%
Road Games	4.32	1.308	272.9	141	131	255	32	102	266	13-14	21	13	61.8%

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	86-75	+1.5	80-75	4.8	0.259	0.321	0.416	0.737	4.4	0.253	0.310	0.413	0.723
Home Games	44-36	-3.4	43-35	4.6	0.257	0.325	0.418	0.743	4.3	0.245	0.299	0.410	0.709
vs Left-handed Starters	24-33	-11.3	30-26	4.2	0.245	0.306	0.397	0.702	5.2	0.274	0.335	0.456	0.791
Past 7 Games	5-2	+2.4	3-4	5.7	0.290	0.350	0.462	0.811	4.3	0.269	0.312	0.415	0.727
Grass Games	83-72	+1	77-72	4.7	0.259	0.320	0.417	0.736	4.4	0.254	0.310	0.414	0.724
Day Games	28-23	+2.9	25-26	5.0	0.262	0.329	0.410	0.738	4.3	0.244	0.303	0.407	0.710
Division	38-37	-5.7	40-32	4.8	0.264	0.324	0.422	0.746	4.6	0.255	0.309	0.415	0.725

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	4.8	0.259	0.321	161	5550	1438	226	17	204	0.416	733	505	1278	50	1095	156	91	154	75
Home Games	4.6	0.257	0.325	80	2690	690	104	8	105	0.418	355	271	638	22	557	74	47	70	37
Lefty Starters	4.2	0.245	0.306	57	1967	481	69	7	72	0.397	227	174	508	15	402	47	34	58	30

SEATTLE - Bullpen Pitching Statistics
	ERA	WHIP	IP	R	ER	H	HR	BB	SO	W-L	SV	BSV	Pct.
All Games	3.57	1.222	516.3	222	205	456	71	175	544	24-23	49	23	68.1%
Home Games	3.40	1.195	259.4	107	98	224	37	86	286	13-12	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
9/18/2016	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)	9-8	W	160	8 un	O	16	8	1	13	12	2
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
9/18/2016	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)	8-9	L	-170	8 un	O	13	12	2	16	8	1
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

With playoff hopes gone, Mariners wrap up season against A's

SEATTLE -- Seattle Mariners starter Felix Hernandez hasn't gotten to pitch in many truly meaningful games in his impressive career, having never been to the postseason, and that won't change Sunday afternoon.

A game that looked like it might carry more weight than any of Hernandez's 358 previous starts became painfully, familiarly irrelevant when the Mariners lost to Oakland on Saturday night.

That loss officially eliminated Seattle (86-74) from wild-card contention and led to another meaningless 162nd game of the season.

"We'll play hard," disappointed Seattle manager Scott Servais said after Saturday's 9-8 loss to Oakland in a 10-inning classic. "I expect us to win the ballgame. ... We'll give a good effort, no doubt."

But the Mariners are human, so forgive them if it's hard to bounce back from an emotional game that effectively ended Seattle's postseason hopes.

"It was a great run," slugger Nelson Cruz lamented after the loss. "I've played a lot of games (during an 11-year career), and it was an amazing run."

Seattle's final gasp came with two comebacks in the late innings. Cruz delivered a two-run homer that tied the score 7-7 in the seventh, then defensive replacement Ben Gamel came through with an RBI single to tie it again at 8-8 in the eighth.

Only after Oakland's Joey Wendle pushed across the go-ahead run with an RBI double in the top of the 10th and the Mariners stranded Gamel on third base with a game-ending flyout did the never-say-die season take its final breath.

"We did everything we could to extend the season," Servais said afterward.

The dramatic win didn't do anything for Oakland's postseason prospects -- the A's have been out of realistic contention for most of the past few weeks -- but manager Bob Melvin said the way his young team was able to hold off the desperate Mariners was a good sign for the growth of a team in full rebuilding mode.

"This is really going to serve (the players) well in the future, knowing that they can play in this type of atmosphere," Melvin said.

For Hernandez, whose spot in the rotation happened to line up with what may have been a make-or-break game in the season finale, it's just another meaningless October start.

The only time Hernandez has taken the mound this late in the season with chips still on the table came two years ago when he went into the final day of the year with a shot at giving Seattle a playoff berth and dominated for four innings.

After the fourth, word got out that the A's had just finished a playoff-clinching win in another part of the country, leaving Hernandez and the Mariners without any kind of incentive.

Hernandez pitched another inning before coming off to a huge ovation in another lost season.

This time around, he won't have nearly as much adrenaline. Once again, the Mariners are playing for pride.

"Our guys will show up and play," Servais said. "It'll be a little weird. We've played a lot of big games over the past few weeks. We've had four or five times when (reporters) said: 'If you don't win today, you're done. And we won them all."

Until Saturday night.

Last Updated: 7/2/2024 3:28:09 AM EST.

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