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Toronto Blue Jays Vs. Oakland Athletics Friday, July 15, 2016 W 7:05 P.M Toronto Blue Jays vs. Oakland Athletics Friday, July 15, 2016 w 7:05 p.m. w CSNCA GAME SCORECARD First Pitch Time/Temp: Attendance: Time of Game: Umpires Official Scorer: Chris Thoms Anthems: Joanne Leung First Pitch: KPIX’s Roberta Gonzalez HP 14 Mark Wegner (cc) Upcoming Games: 1B 76 Mike Muchlinski Sat., July 16 TOR RHP Sonny GRAY (3-8, 5.16) vs. RHP R.A. DICKEY (7-9, 3.93) 1:05 CSNCA 2B 50 Paul Emmel Sun., July 17 TOR TBA vs. LHP J.A. HAPP (12-3, 3.36) 1:05 CSNCA 3B 60 Marty Foster Mon., July 18 HOU TBA vs. TBA 7:05 CSNCA TORONTO BLUE JAYS (51-40) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 AB R H RBI 3 Ezequiel CARRERA, RF (L) .281, 4, 13 20 John DONALDSON, 3B .304, 23, 63 10 Edwin ENCARNACION, DH .267, 23, 80 21 Michael SAUNDERS, LF (L) .298, 16, 42 55 Russell MARTIN, C .228, 7, 36 2 Troy TULOWITZKI, SS .239, 15, 43 14 Justin SMOAK, 1B (S) .231, 9, 23 11 Kevin PILLAR, CF .268, 7, 35 29 Devon TRAVIS, 2B .264, 6, 21 BENCH BULLPEN PITCHERS IP H R ER BB SO HR Pitches Left Left 6 RHP Marcus STROMAN 7-4, 4.89 22 Josh THOLE C 27 Brett CECIL Right 62 Aaron LOUP 1 Andy BURNS INF Right 18 Darwin BARNEY INF 30 Jesse CHAVEZ 48 Junior LAKE OF 31 Joe BIAGINI 37 Jason GRILLI Switch 46 Drew STOREN NONE 47 Bo SCHULTZ 54 Roberto OSUNA Coaching Staff: Active Players: 20 Josh Donaldson INF 41 Aaron Sanchez RHP 5 John Gibbons Manager 1 Andy Burns INF 21 Michael Saunders (L) OF 43 R.A. Dickey RHP 4 Luis Rivera Third Base 2 Troy Tulowitzki INF 22 Josh Thole (L) C 45 Drew Storen (S) RHP 16 DeMario Hale Bench 3 Ezequiel Carrera (L) OF 27 Brett Cecil LHP 47 Bo Schultz RHP 26 Brook Jacoby Hitting 6 Marcus Stroman RHP 29 Devon Travis INF 48 Junior Lake OF 34 Tim Leiper First Base 10 Edwin Encarnacion DH 30 Jesse Chavez RHP 54 Roberto Osuna RHP 38 Dane Johnson Bullpen 11 Kevin Pillar OF 31 Joe Biagini RHP 55 Russell Martin C 40 Pete Walker Pitching 14 Justin Smoak (S) INF 33 J.A. Happ LHP 62 Aaron Loup (L) LHP 60 Eric Owens Asst. Coach 18 Darwin Barney INF 37 Jason Grilli RHP OAKLAND ATHLETICS (38-51) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 AB R H RBI 4 Coco CRISP, DH (S) .244, 7, 37 8 Jed LOWRIE, 2B (S) .283, 2, 25 22 Josh REDDICK, RF (L) .295, 5, 20 2 Khris DAVIS, LF .248, 19, 55 21 Stephen VOGT, C (L) .277, 7, 27 10 Marcus SEMIEN, SS .242, 19, 47 17 Yonder ALONSO, 1B (L) .251, 4, 26 5 Jake SMOLINSKI, CF .301, 4, 16 48 Ryon HEALY, 3B ---, 0, 0 BENCH BULLPEN PITCHERS IP H R ER BB SO HR Pitches Left Left 67 RHP Daniel MENGDEN 1-4, 4.54 NONE 35 Marc RZEPCZYNSKI Right 68 Patrick SCHUSTER 16 Billy BUTLER INF Right 25 Tyler LADENDORF INF 31 Liam HENDRIKS 26 Danny VALENCIA INF 44 Ryan MADSON 29 Matt McBride C 60 Andrew TRIGGS 61 John AXFORD Switch 66 Ryan DULL NONE Coaching Staff: Active Players: 21 Stephen Vogt (L) C 49 Kendall Graveman RHP 6 Bob Melvin Manager 2 Khris Davis OF 22 Josh Reddick (L) OF 54 Sonny Gray RHP 7 Mark Kotsay Bench 4 Coco Crisp (S) OF 25 Tyler Ladendorf INF 55 Sean Manaea LHP 14 Mike Aldrete First Base 5 Jake Smolinski OF 26 Danny Valencia INF 60 Andrew Triggs RHP 38 Ron Washington Third Base 8 Jed Lowrie (S) INF 29 Matt McBride C 61 John Axford RHP 41 Curt Young Pitching 10 Marcus Semien INF 31 Liam Hendriks RHP 66 Ryan Dull RHP 51 Darren Bush Hitting 16 Billy Butler INF 35 Marc Rzepczynski (L) LHP 67 Daniel Mengden RHP 59 Marcus Jensen Asst. Hitting 17 Yonder Alonso (L) INF 44 Ryan Madson RHP 68 Patrick Schuster LHP 65 Scott Emerson Bullpen 18 Rich Hill (L) LHP 48 Ryon Healy INF.
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