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MLB : ATS Matchup
Sunday 4/22/2018Line$ LineOU LineScore
SEATTLE  RAMIREZ )
 
TEXAS  PEREZ )
-1.5  +130

+1.5  -150
-115

+105

10un
 
4
Final
7

SEATTLE (11 - 8) at TEXAS (7 - 15)
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Sunday, 4/22/2018 3:05 PM
ERASMO RAMIREZ (R) vs. MARTIN PEREZ (L)
Board OpeningLatest
 LineTotalLineTotal
925SEATTLEN.L. N.L. 
926TEXASN.L. N.L. 
ADVANCED TEAM STATS
SEATTLE - Current Season Performance
 Team RecordsTeamOpponent
 W-LUnitsO-URunsAvgOBPSLGOPSRunsAvgOBPSLGOPS
All Games11-8+4.412-74.40.2550.3090.4150.7244.80.2490.3180.4110.729
Road Games6-3+3.46-35.20.2770.3430.4190.7625.10.2680.3410.4380.779
vs Left-handed Starters5-1+4.22-44.50.2510.3210.4100.7312.30.2010.2440.3140.558
Past 7 Games3-4-0.93-43.10.2210.2610.3630.6234.60.2500.3240.3730.697
Grass Games11-8+4.412-74.40.2550.3090.4150.7244.80.2490.3180.4110.729
Day Games4-5-0.46-34.10.2480.3130.3760.6895.00.2510.3140.4320.747
Division5-4+1.25-44.30.2580.2980.4370.7354.90.2520.3240.4020.726
SEATTLE - Team Hitting and Fielding Statistics
Team BattingTeam BattingTeam Fielding
 RunsAVGOBPGABH2B3BHRSLGRBIBBSOSBLOBGIDPERRDPOSB
All Games4.40.2550.30919632161331220.4158050146101191611158
Road Games5.20.2770.34393108618180.41945316566611553
Lefty Starters4.50.2510.32161954914150.4102620414405261
SEATTLE - Bullpen Pitching Statistics
 ERAWHIPIPRERHHRBBSOW-LSVBSVPct.
All Games4.241.243703433611226735-280100%
Road Games3.931.42734.3151533416373-130100%

TEXAS - Current Season Performance
 Team RecordsTeamOpponent
 W-LUnitsO-URunsAvgOBPSLGOPSRunsAvgOBPSLGOPS
All Games7-15-3.510-113.50.2320.2990.3670.6665.20.2790.3400.4310.771
Home Games2-10-7.47-53.30.2320.3170.3510.6686.60.2970.3620.4790.841
vs Right-handed Starters6-10-0.26-93.40.2270.2930.3610.6534.60.2620.3220.4020.724
Past 7 Games3-4+1.84-34.40.2410.3060.4040.7105.00.2710.3130.4290.742
Grass Games6-13-2.78-103.40.2280.2980.3620.6605.30.2780.3420.4300.772
Day Games2-5-1.54-23.40.2170.2840.3960.6805.70.2900.3390.4520.792
Division5-11-26-93.10.2160.2860.3480.6345.30.2870.3490.4320.781
TEXAS - Team Hitting and Fielding Statistics
Team BattingTeam BattingTeam Fielding
 RunsAVGOBPGABH2B3BHRSLGRBIBBSOSBLOBGIDPERRDPOSB
All Games3.50.2320.29922738171340220.3677471204515915182612
Home Games3.30.2320.317123969223080.3513949112310098166
Righty Starters3.40.2270.29316538122210170.3615150155411210111510
TEXAS - Bullpen Pitching Statistics
 ERAWHIPIPRERHHRBBSOW-LSVBSVPct.
All Games4.111.38381413782730752-44266.7%
Home Games5.941.52050363358618430-2020%
SCHEDULE AND RESULTS
SEATTLE - Schedule
 Team StatsOpp Stats
DateTeam StarterOpponentOpp StarterScoreW/LLineTot.O/UHLOBEHLOBE
4/9/2018GONZALES(L)@ KANSAS CITYJUNIS(R)0-10L-1057.5 evO25113100
4/10/2018HERNANDEZ(R)@ KANSAS CITYSKOGLUND(L)8-3W-1058.5 evO980761
4/11/2018PAXTON(L)@ KANSAS CITYDUFFY(L)4-2W-1409 unU652781
4/13/2018LEAKE(R)OAKLANDTRIGGS(R)7-4W+1108 unO1161870
4/14/2018GONZALES(L)OAKLANDGRAVEMAN(R)10-8W-1059 unO171001053
4/15/2018HERNANDEZ(R)OAKLANDMANAEA(L)1-2L+1008.5 unU240770
4/16/2018PAXTON(L)HOUSTONKEUCHEL(L)2-1W+1007.5 unU650360
4/17/2018MIRANDA(L)HOUSTONMCCULLERS JR.(R)1-4L+1708 unU3219100
4/18/2018LEAKE(R)HOUSTONCOLE(R)1-7L+1657.5 evO5411261
4/19/2018GONZALES(L)HOUSTONMORTON(R)2-9L+1658.5 unO7611140
4/20/2018HERNANDEZ(R)@ TEXASMINOR(L)6-2W1109.5 evU14100671
4/21/2018PAXTON(L)@ TEXASCOLON(R)9-7W-1659 unO135011130
4/22/2018RAMIREZ(R)@ TEXASPEREZ(L) 
4/23/2018LEAKE(R)@ CHI WHITE SOXGONZALEZ(R) 
4/24/2018GONZALES(L)@ CHI WHITE SOXFULMER(R) 
4/25/2018HERNANDEZ(R)@ CHI WHITE SOXSHIELDS(R) 
4/26/2018PAXTON(L)@ CLEVELANDCLEVINGER(R) 
4/27/2018RAMIREZ(R)@ CLEVELANDKLUBER(R) 
4/28/2018 @ CLEVELAND  
4/29/2018 @ CLEVELAND  

TEXAS - Schedule
 Team StatsOpp Stats
DateTeam StarterOpponentOpp StarterScoreW/LLineTot.O/UHLOBEHLOBE
4/8/2018HAMELS(L)TORONTOGARCIA(L)4-7L+1059 unO91121150
4/9/2018FISTER(R)LA ANGELSRICHARDS(R)3-8L+1209 evO81111380
4/10/2018PEREZ(L)LA ANGELSSKAGGS(L)1-11L+1259.5 ovO71101881
4/11/2018MOORE(L)LA ANGELSBARRIA(R)2-7L-10511.5 unU5111990
4/13/2018HAMELS(L)@ HOUSTONCOLE(R)2-3L2258.5 ovU672890
4/14/2018MINOR(L)@ HOUSTONMORTON(R)6-5W2258.5 unO1171870
4/15/2018COLON(R)@ HOUSTONVERLANDER(R)3-1W2608 ovU541350
4/16/2018PEREZ(L)@ TAMPA BAYSNELL(L)4-8L1657.5 evO8421390
4/17/2018MOORE(L)@ TAMPA BAYCHIRINOS(R)7-2W1408.5 unO12102761
4/18/2018HAMELS(L)@ TAMPA BAYFARIA(R)2-4L-1207.5 ovU661970
4/20/2018MINOR(L)SEATTLEHERNANDEZ(R)2-6L-1209.5 evU67114100
4/21/2018COLON(R)SEATTLEPAXTON(L)7-9L+1559 unO111301350
4/22/2018PEREZ(L)SEATTLERAMIREZ(R) 
4/23/2018MOORE(L)OAKLANDCAHILL(R) 
4/24/2018HAMELS(L)OAKLANDTRIGGS(R) 
4/25/2018MINOR(L)OAKLANDGRAVEMAN(R) 
4/27/2018COLON(R)@ TORONTOSTROMAN(R) 
4/28/2018 @ TORONTO  
4/29/2018 @ TORONTO  
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.
TEXAS: 2017: 78-84, tied for third place.
MANAGER: Jeff Banister (fourth season).
ADDITIONS: LHP Mike Minor, LHP Matt Moore, RHP Doug Fister, RHP Jesse Chavez, RHP Bartolo Colon, 1B Tommy Joseph.
SUBTRACTIONS: 1B-DH Mike Napoli, CF Carlos Gomez, RHP Andrew Cashner, RHP Jason Grilli, RHP A.J. Griffin, LHP Dario Alvarez.
OUTLOOK: AL West champs in each of Banister's first two seasons, the Rangers are coming off their second losing season in nine years. With most of their everyday lineup back, they should be able to hit and score runs again. But in a division with the defending World Series champs and other improved teams, Texas must depend on a revamped rotation ' maybe using six starters in some variation ' and the hope that its bullpen will be drastically improved. The Rangers scored 799 runs last year and ranked third in the majors with 237 homers. Seven returning players had at least 17. That group is led by Gallo, now the primary first baseman after playing three positions in his first full big league season. Hamels, the clear No. 1 starter now that Yu Darvish is gone, missed seven weeks in 2017 with an oblique strain and threw fewer than 200 innings for the first time since 2009. Perez could unexpectedly be ready for opening day after breaking his non-pitching elbow in a mishap on his ranch in Venezuela before Christmas. Fister didn't pitch his first major league game last season until June, and Minor hasn't started since 2014 with the Braves.
PREVIEW
Mariners go for sweep of Rangers
 

Texas will square off with the Seattle Mariners on Sunday afternoon at Globe Life Park in Arlington, Texas, in the final contest of a three-game series in which the Rangers' youthful and mostly untested core has had some benchmark moments.

The Mariners will start leftt-hander Erasmo Ramirez, who will make his 2018 debut after being activated from the disabled list. He has recovered from a strained lat suffered in mid-February. He has made rehab starts in the minor leagues and threw 5 2/3 innings and 76 pitches in his last start for Triple-A Tacoma on Tuesday. He has yet to face Texas.

Texas will send left-hander Martin Perez (1-2, 13.14 ERA) to the mound.

The Rangers will try to salvage the finale after losing Friday and Saturday.

Robinson Cano hit a go-ahead, two-run homer as part of a five-run, seventh-inning uprising for Seattle, and Edwin Diaz got the final four outs for his MLB-leading eighth save as the Mariners came from behind to beat the Rangers 9-7 on Saturday.

It's an accepted notion in baseball that teams are built up the middle, with its strongest defensive players -- and usually the team leaders -- coming out of the four positions that are nearest the center of the field: catcher, shortstop, second base and center field.

Three of the players who began the season for Texas those positions are out with injuries. First, center fielder Delino DeShields broke his hand in the second game of the season. Then second baseman Rougned Odor sprained his hamstring April 8.

Those injuries were usurped in severity by a broken right elbow suffered by shortstop Elvis Andrus on April 11, robbing the Rangers of one of their most important players and clutch hitters.

Texas moved Jurickson Profar into the shortstop spot, platooned Drew Robinson and Carlos Tocci in center field and called up Isiah Kiner-Falefa to play second base. And while they've been adequate as replacements, it's not the same as having the core in the field, and at the plate that started the year.

DeShields is in a rehab assignment at Double-A Frisco and could come back as soon as he's deemed ready. But from the after-game comments of Texas manager Jeff Banister, the team will not rush their center fielder back to the big leagues, preferring to look at the long-term impact.

"We have to consider what is best for the player," Banister said. "The need of our team is important, but we don't want to just rush a guy back in the month of April. I don't really see the need of that. We'll get him back when he's ready."

Seattle had an injury scare of their own Friday when reliever Juan Nicasio complained about stiffness and an inability to get loose prior to his one-inning appearance in the Mariners' 6-2 victory over Texas.

Nicasio talked his way into staying in the game and worked out of the inning without allowing a run to score

"The ball really wasn't coming out, and Juan admitted he was a little stiff," Seattle coach Scott Servais said. "He said, 'I'm okay. I can go.' You have to trust your veteran players. He didn't feel 100 percent. But it says a lot about him, he was going to gut it out. He made the big pitch and got the double play."

On Saturday, Nicasio said the stiffness was gone from his shoulder. "I was a little tight behind my shoulder," he said. "It felt weird. But I will be okay. I had it checked out with the trainer. I got it massaged. It's better now."

Perez will make his fourth start of the season Sunday against Seattle and will be working on an extra day of rest after he took a loss in his most recent start Monday at Tampa Bay in an 8-4 setback.

Perez, who has allowed at least nine hits in each start this season, is 6-4 with a 3.28 ERA in 17 games (15 starts) against Seattle.


Last Updated: 3/19/2024 6:35:29 AM EST.


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