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2013 Game Notes 2013 GAME NOTES American League East Champions 1985, 1989, 1991, 1992, 1993 American League Champions 1992, 1993 World Series Champions 1992, 1993 Toronto Blue Jays Communications Department www.bluejays.com Game #106, Road #50 (20-29), TORONTO BLUE JAYS (48-57) at OAKLAND ATHLETICS (63-43), Tuesday, July 30, 2013 PROBABLE PITCHING MATCHUPS: (All Times Eastern) Tuesday, July 30 at Oakland Athletics, 10:07 pm…LHP Mark Buehrle (6-7, 4.50) vs. RHP Dan Straily (6-4, 4.43)…SNET Wednesday, July 31 at Oakland Athletics, 3:37 pm…RHP R.A. Dickey (8-11, 4.86) vs. RHP Bartolo Colon (14-3, 2.54)…SNET THE LONG & WINDING ROAD: 2013 GLANCING at the JAYS nd th Tonight, TOR continues a 10-game road trip with the 2 of a 3-game 2013 Record ......................................................... 48-57, 5 , 14.5 GB set at Oakland…Are 0-1 on the trip after dropping last night’s series 2013 Home Attendance (Total & Average) ............. 1,778,143/31,753 opener, 9-4…Following the series with the A’s, fly to Los Angeles for 2012 Season (Hm. Attendance)-After 56 dates .................. 1,566,409 a 4-game set vs. LAA (48-56)…Following the series vs. LAA, Come From Behind Wins ................................................................ 21 conclude the trip with a 3-game series at Seattle (50-55). Last Shutout by Blue Jays .................................. 4-0, July 25 vs. HOU Are 20-29 on the road this season, having lost six of their last eight Last Shutout by Opponent ...................................... 3-0, July 9 at CLE contests…Have lost four consecutive series on the road (1-2 at TB, April ‘13/‘12/‘11 ....................................................... 10-17/12-11/13-14 1-3 at BOS, 1-2 at CLE & 1-2 at BAL), going 4-10 over that span. May ‘13/‘12/‘11 ....................................................... 13-15/15-13/15-13 CURRENT ROAD TRIP (0-1) June ‘13/’12/’11 ....................................................... 17-9/13-14/12-15 AVG/RISP: .156/-- (--) ERA: 7.88 Fielding%: .943 July ‘13/’12/’11 ........................................................ 8-16/11-14/15-11 Runs: 4 (4.0 R/G) Runs: 9 (9.0/G) Errors: 2 Under JOHN GIBBONS ......................................................... 353-362 HR: 3 SO/BB: 3/5 TC: 35 Under DeMarlo Hale (filled in on 6/10 at CWS) ............................. 0-1 SB/CS: 0-for-0 HR: 1 OF Assists: 0 2012 - After 105 games .............................................................. 51-54 OBP: .206 SV: 0-for-0 DP: 6 Vs. RHS/LHS ................................................................... 35-40/13-17 Blue Jays/Opponents scoring first .................................... 36-17/12-40 SLG: .438 AVG: .306 CCS: 0-for-0 GMS decided in final AB/Walk-Off ....................................... 14-10/5-5 BLUE JAYS vs. ATHLETICS 1-Run/2-Run Games .......................................................... 11-19/10-9 All-Time: 176-204 Franchise record ................................................................ 2876-2936 At Oakland Coliseum: 91-100 Home/Road ...................................................................... 28-28/20-29 Last Season: 4-5 (1-2 at home & 3-3 on the road) Series Record/Home/Road .................................. 10-17-6/7-8-3/3-9-3 2013: 0-1 Series Openers/Finales .................................................... 16-19/17-16 The Jays have now dropped five of their last eight & nine of their Vs. EAST/CENTRAL/WEST/NL ........................ 18-30/11-14/10-5/9-8 last 15 games dating back to 2011…Have dropped eight of their last After 7.0, Ahead/Tied/Trailing ...................................... 36-1/8-10/4-46 13 contests at OAK dating back to 2010. After 8.0, Ahead/Tied/Trailing ........................................ 37-1/8-7/3-49 Extra-Inning Games/Home/Road ....................................... 5-6/2-4/3-2 VS. THE WEST: 2013 at ROGERS CENTRE Own a record of 10-5 vs. the AL West, having won seven of their last Blue Jays HR Dome Open/Cld………………….…………………34/40 nine contests…Had a 6-game win streak from June 13-July Opponents HR Dome Open/Cld…………………………………...35/55 26…Lost for the 1st time on the road this year, having their 4-game W/L, 2013 open/closed/other…………………………..16-13/11-15/1-0 win streak snapped after last night’s loss…Tonight, will play the 6th of All-time/open/closed/other…………1053-888/560-498/429-346/63-44 18 straight games vs. AL West opposition (July 25-Aug.12). Prior to last night’s loss, had won six straight contests vs. the AL THE LATEST: West on the road dating back to 2012…It had been the longest win Last night, TOR lost the 1st game of their road trip & series opener vs. streak on the road since June 26-July 15, 1991. st the A’s by a score of 9-4…The A’s scored four runs in the 1 inning YARD WORK: on just two hits & were leading 8-1 after five innings of play…The Last night at OAK, TOR hit 3-HR (Lawire, Encarnacion, Lind)…It st Jays have been outscored 8-1 in the 1 inning over their last three marked the 3rd time over their last four & 4th time over their last contests…The Jays had their record fall to 12-40 when the opposition seven games in which they had hit at least 3-HR…Lawrie & strikes first…Have now dropped four of their last five series openers. Encarnacion went deep in the 6th inning representing the 8th multi- Toronto’s pitching staff has allowed 7-ER or more in five of their last HR inning this season…It marked the 8th time that TOR hit at least 3- eight contests…The starting staff has now allowed 19-ER over their HR in a road game this season. last 22 innings of work (four game span)…Esmil Rogers lasted just Currently rank 2nd in the Majors with 134-HR (BAL leads with th 4.1 IP in last night’s start while allowing 6-ER…It was the 6 time 141)…TOR ranks 3rd in the Majors with 29-HR in July (DET/SEA over the last 13 games in which the starter has worked less than six lead with 34) & lead the Majors after the all-star break with 19-HR. innings (6.05 ERA, 50ER/74.1). FLEXING HIS MUSCLE: Last night at OAK, Edwin Encarnacion hit his club leading 29th HR WHERE WE STAND of the season…Edwin currently ranks 3rd in the Majors with 29-HR Tampa Bay 63-43 (.594) - (Chris Davis leads with 37) as he has gone deep three times over Boston 63-44 (.589) 0.5 GB his last four games…Encarnacion also ranks 4th in the Majors with Baltimore 58-48 (.547) 5.0 GB 84-RBI (Miguel Cabrera leads with 99) as he has knocked in a run New York 55-50 (.524) 7.5 GB in five consecutive contests (10 total). Toronto 48-57 (.457) 14.5 GB The reigning AL Player of the Week currently ranks T-2nd in the Majors with 4-HR after the break & is T-5th in the AL with 6-HR…Only JUST THE FACTS: Miguel Cabrera (76-HR) has hit more HR than Encarnacion (71-HR) Since winning a ML best 11 straight contests from June 11-23, the since the start of 2012 among the Majors. Blue Jays have posted a record of 10-21 (.323)...Despite winning three of their last five games, have lost 11 of their last 15 contests. IN A GROOVE: Won their last series (3-1 vs. HOU) - 1st series victory since July 5-7 Last night, Edwin Encarnacion went 1-for-4 & has now reached vs. MIN (2-1), snapping a span of four straight series losses…It was base safely in 14 of his last 21 PA (5-game span)…Has hit safely in just the 2nd series victory over their last nine completed series. 12 of his last 14 games & is batting .370 (20-54) with 4-2B, 6-HR, 16- Currently own a record of 8-16 (.333) in the month of July…With two RBI, 8-BB & a 1.222 OPS (.444 OBP/.778 SLG) since July 12. st nd rd games remaining this month, are looking to avoid losing more than Among the AL in July, ranks T-1 in BB (16), 2 in OPS (1.077), 3 th th th 16 games in July for just the 6th time in club history…The last time in SLG (.649), T-4 in RBI (18), T-5 in HR (6), 6 in OBP (.429) & T- th TOR lost more than 16 games in July occurred in 2003 (8-17). 6 in XBH (12). TRIPLE THREAT: MILESTONES In 11 games since the all-star break, Edwin Encarnacion (.390, 16- th Rajai Davis 1-SB to tie Alex Rios for 7 on club list 41, 4-2B, 4-HR, 12-RBI), Jose Reyes (.318, 14-44, 4-2B, 2-HR, 7- th Adam Lind 1-HR to tie Ernie Whitt for 8 on club list RBI) & Colby Rasmus (.325, 13-40, 4-2B, 1-HR, 4-RBI) have nd J.P. Arencibia 1-HR to pass Darrin Fletcher for 2 on club list by combined to hit .344 (43-125) with 12-2B, 7-HR & 23-RBI. a catcher. Casey Janssen 3-SV to tie Mike Timlin for 6th on club list CENTRE OF ATTENTION: Among AL-CF, Colby Rasmus ranks 2nd in HR (17), RBI (52), T-2nd in 2B (23), 3rd in OPS (.826), SLG (.490) & XBH (41)…Among the PITCHING WOES: st st th nd AL in July, ranks 1 in XBH (14), T-1 in 2B (11), 6 in AVG (.352), Since June 24, the pitching staff ranks 2 last in the Majors with a hits (31), 9th in OBP (.400) & 10th in OPS (.980).
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