(25-49) vs. OAKLAND ATHLETICS (36-40) JUNE 27 , 2010 AT THE COLISEUM IN OAKLAND --- GAME #75, ROAD #40 RHP (0-6, 5.43 ERA) vs. LHP GIO GONZALEZ (6-5, 3.89 ERA)

THE PIRATES... have lost five straight games after winning back-to-back games against the Indians last Saturday and Sunday...Lost a season-high 12 straight from 6/6-18 and have gone 5-23 in their last 28 contests, dating back to 5/26...Began season with two straight wins over the Dodgers at PNC Park on 4/5 and 4/7 and had a 7-5 record prior to dropping seven straight games from 4/20-26...Have won a season-high three straight games on three occasions (5/4-6, 4/27-29 and 4/16-18)...Were 35-39 after 74 games last season (35-40 after 75). BUCS WHEN... G-MAN AGAINST THE A.L.: In 14 games against the American League this season, Garrett Jones is hitting .396, going Last five games ...... 0-5 21-for-53 with eight multi- efforts and 11 RBI...The club’s single-season record for highest average in interleague play Last ten games ...... 2-8 is held by Rob Mackowiak , who hit .441 (15-for-34) in 2001...The single-season club record for most RBI is 14, shared by Brian Giles (2001) and Ed Sprague (1999)...Jones also ranks fifth among all Major League players in interleague Leading after 6 ...... 15-4 average this season behind Josh Hamilton (.493), Justin Upton (.453), Gabby Sanchez (.433) and Adrian Gonzalez (.426). Tied after 6 ...... 6-3 SO LONG, AMERICAN LEAGUE: Today marks the final interleague game of the 2010 season...The Pirates have gone Trailing after 6 ...... 4-42 2-12 after the first 14 games of their 15-game stretch against American League opponents against Detroit (0-3), Chicago (0-3), Cleveland (2-1), Texas (0-3) and Oakland (0-2). Leading after 7 ...... 15-1 BACK TO THE SENIOR CIRCUIT: Following today’s tilt the Pirates head to Chicago, where this nine-game trip continues Tied after 7 ...... 7-5 with three games against the Cubs...The Pirates have gone 7-2 against Chicago this season and have won nine of their last 11 games played against Chicago, dating back to a doubleheader sweep at Wrigley Field last year on September 30. Trailing after 7 ...... 3-43 Leading after 8 ...... 19-0 LACK OF THE LONG BALL: Saturday night Neil Walker snapped Pittsburgh’s homerless streak at six games and 59 innings...Walker also hit the previous home for the Bucs on June 17 vs. Chicago (AL)...The Pirates are 9-3 when they Tied after 8 ...... 3-4 homer two or more times in the same game, but haven’t done that since June 6. Trailing after 8 ...... 3-45 BUCS/A’s: The Pirates have gone 0-8 against the A’s in interleague action, losing the first two games of this series and Scoring first ...... 18-16 having been swept in Oakland in 2004 and in Pittsburgh in 2002...The Athletics remain the only team the Bucs have yet to beat in the 14 years of interleague play. Opp. score first ...... 7-33 A HOMECOMING OF SORTS: Bucco infielder Bobby Crosby was Oakland’s first-round selection (25th pick overall) in Scoring 4+ ...... 17-10 the 2001 First-Year Player Draft...He played seven seasons with the Athletics and was named the A.L. Rookie-of-the-Year in Scoring less than 4 . . . .8-38 2004 after hitting 22 home runs and knocking in 64 runs in 151 games... Crosby has gone 10-for-22 (.455) in his last six games - five starts at shortstop and one at second base. Outhitting Opp...... 17-7 GOOD TIMING: In the last four games, the Pirates have gone 12-for-24 (.500) with runners in scoring position... Bobby Being out-hit ...... 5-37 Crosby has four hits in his last five at bats with RISP and Garrett Jones has eight hits in his last 11 such at bats. Hits are equal ...... 3-5 SKID MARKS ON THE ROAD: The Bucs have lost 16 straight games on the road, winning for the last time away from Comeback wins ...... 12 home on May 25 in Cincinnati... Zach Duke is the last starting to win a game on the road, doing so against Roy Halladay on May 18...The club record (since 1900) for most consecutive losses on the road is 19, set in 1985. Wins in final AB ...... 10 ROAD TRIP: The Pirates have gone 0-5 on this nine-game road trip following their three games against the Rangers and Losses in final AB ...... 7 the last two games in Oakland...The trip also includes three games against the Cubs at Wrigley Field beginning Monday Playing errorless . . . . .16-17 night...The Bucs then play four games at home before returning to the road for six games. Homered ...... 16-16 MR. CLUTCH: Lastings Milledge ranks sixth in the Major Leagues and third in the National League with a .392 bat - ting average with runners in scoring position...He also ranks third among N.L. hitters with a .371 average while batting 2+ homers ...... 9-3 with runners on base... Milledge has gone 10-for-22 (.455) in his last seven games and 14-for-32 (.438) in his last 11. Series (W-L-T) ...... 7-16-2 ARMED AND DANGEROUS: Pittsburgh leads the Majors with 21 outfield assists and 13 of them have gunned down Series Sweeps ...... 3 runners at home plate...The Pirates led the Majors Leagues with 45 outfield assists last season. Swept in a Series ...... 8 JUST ANOTHER “W”: Last Sunday Brendan Donnelly improved his season record to 3-1 and he has now gone 15-2 since 2006... Donnelly has the highest winning percentage among all Major League relievers since 2002 (32-10, .762). Interleague ...... 2-12 Before the break . . . . .25-49 SAVING GRACE: Bucco closer Octavio Dotel has converted 11 of his last 12 save opportunities and has held opposing hitters to a .109 average (5-for-46) in those 12 games...Overall he has gone 14-for-17 in save chances this season. After the break ...... 0-0 ON THE D.L.: LHP Zach Duke (left elbow flexor pronator strain), RHP (head contusion and concus - Starter goes 6.0ip+ . . .18-22 sion), RHP (right shoulder fatigue) and first baseman Steve Pearce (sprained right ankle) are on the Starter goes less than 6.0ip . .7-27 15-day disabled list...RHP Jose Ascanio (rehabbing from right shoulder surgery) is on the 60-day D.L.

UP-COMING GAMES AND PROBABLE Monday at Chicago 7:05 CDT LHP (4-6, 4.24 ERA) vs. RHP Randy Wells (3-6, 5.21 ERA) FSNP (HD) Tuesday at Chicago 7:05 CDT RHP (2-2, 4.60 ERA) vs. LHP Ted Lilly (2-6, 3.28 ERA) FSNP (HD) Wednesday at Chicago 1:20 CDT RHP Brad Lincoln (0-2, 6.00 ERA) vs. LHP Tom Gorzelanny (2-5, 3.41 ERA) FSNP (HD) 49 - ROSS OHLENDORF (RHP) YEAR W-L ERA G GS CG SHO IP HRER BB SO 2009 11-10 3.92 29 29 00176.2 165 80 77 53 109 2010 0-6 5.43 10 10 0054.2 61 34 33 25 34 M.L. CAREER 12-20 4.70 75 44 00300.1 317 165 157 111 201 ROSS OHLENDORF: The 27-year-old righthander is making his 11th start of the season today...He has lost each of his first six decisions. LAST START: Ross retired each of the first 10 Texas batters he faced in Arlington Tuesday night before surrendering a solo homer to Michael Young in the 4th inning...With a 2-1 lead, he gave up a three-run homer to Julio Borbon with two outs in the 5th and was removed two batters later. THE LINEUP CARD: Ross has limited opposing hitters to a .203 average (16-for-79) the first time through the lineup...In the second time through, opposing batters are hitting at a .338 clip (25-for-74)...From the third time through and beyond, opposing hitters are hitting .345 (20-for-58)...In Ross’ first inning of work, he has held opposing batters to a .171 average (6-for-35). HELP WANTED: The Pirates have been shut out in two of Ohlendorf’s starts...He allowed six runs in 3.2 innings and lost a 7-0 decision vs. Atlanta on 5/21 at PNC Park...He was also charged with three runs over 6.0 innings in a 4-0 shutout at Cincinnati on 5/26...He has not received more than three runs of support in any of his 10 outings. ROAD WOS: Ohlendorf has gone 0-3 on the road this season and has surrendered five home runs in his last three starts away from home (16.2ip). THE WIN COLUMN: Ross is looking to record his first win tonight since beating the Brewers on 8/18/09 at PNC Park...In 15 starts since, he has gone 0-8 and has received an average of just 2.1 runs of support per game.

DATE OPPONENT W/L IP HRER BB SO PITCHES ERA SCORE OHLENDORF’S REGULAR SEASON STARTS 4/7 vs. Los Angeles ND 5.0 4323 1 91 3.60 4-3 W 5/10 vs. Cincinnati L 4.0 3114 3 84 3.00 1-2 L 5/16 at Chicago ND 6.0+ 4223 3 73 3.00 3-4 L 5/21 vs. Atlanta L 3.2 7663 3 67 5.30 0-7 L 5/26 at Cincinnati L 6.0 8335 5 94 5.11 0-4 L 5/31 vs. Chicago ND 7.0 3112 6 103 4.26 2-1 W 6/6 vs. San Francisco ND 6.0 8333 2 110 4.30 5-6 L 6/11 at Detroit L 6.0 10 660 6 96 4.95 2-6 L 6/17 vs. Chicago (AL) L 6.1 9550 4 87 5.22 4-5 L 6/22 at Texas L 4.2 5442 1 80 5.43 3-6 L REGULAR SEASON TOTALS (0-6, 5.43 ERA) 54.2 61 34 33 25 34 885

OHLENDORF vs. OAKLAND OHLENDORF AT A GLANCE CAREER vs. OAKLAND: 0-0 with a 6.75 ERA (1.1ip/1er) in one 2010 CAREER relief appearance; on 6/11/08 with the Yankees in Oakland. W-L ERA G IP ER W-L ERA G IP ER 0-3 5.06 6 32.0 18 HOME 8-7 3.74 38 159.0 66 CAREER INTERLEAGUE: 1-4 with a 6.65 ERA (43.1ip/32er) in 0-3 5.96 4 22.2 15 ROAD 4-13 5.79 36 141.1 91 12 games (six starts), going 1-4 with a 5.02 ERA (37.2ip/21er) 0-0 2.84 3 19.0 6 DAY 2-6 4.78 26 92.1 49 in his six starts...He has gone 0-3 in his last four starts since pick - 0-6 6.81 7 35.2 27 NIGHT 10-14 4.67 49 208.0 108 ing up his only win on 6/14/09 vs. Detroit after limiting the Tigers to just one run in 6.0 innings of work. 0-6 5.43 10 54.2 33 GRASS FIELD 11-20 4.76 72 296.2 157 0-0 0.00 0 0.0 0 ARTIFICIAL TURF 1-0 0.00 3 3.2 0 AVG AB H HR AVG AB H HR OHLENDORF’S CAREER HIGHLIGHTS .307 88 27 4 VS. LH .308 584 180 22 .276 123 34 3 VS. RH .243 563 137 21 LAST WIN: 8/18/09 vs. Milwaukee LAST LOSS: 6/22/10 at Texas COMPLETE GAMES: None SHUTOUTS: None OHLENDORF AT THE PLATE MOST IP: 8.0, 9/5/09 vs. St. Louis 2010 CAREER MOST K’s: 11, 9/5/09 vs. St. Louis AVG AB H 2B 3B HR RBI SH AVG AB H 2B 3B HR RBI SH MOST WALKS: 5, 5/26/10 @Cincinnati & 8/5/09 vs. Arizona .077 13 100000.063 79 500004

CATCHERS TH R OWING TOMORROW’S STARTER CS/ATT % PICKOFFS PB ERA PAUL MAHOLM : The 28-year-old lefthander will be making his 16th start of the season when he takes the mound in Chicago tomorrow night...Pitched a career-low 1.0+ innings in his last start; a Doumit 4/48 8% 14(479.2ip/274er) 5.14 13-3 loss in Texas Wednesday (7h/7r/5er/4bb/0so)...Has lost his last two starts after winning two of his previous three decisions...Posted a 3.57 ERA in six starts last month after recording a 4.26 ERA in Jaramillo 5/15 33% 01(158.0ip/101er) 5.75 five starts in April...Has left four games this season with the lead, only to have the squander that lead...Has gone 0-1 in his last four starts after winning at Wrigley Field on 5/15. CAUGHT STEALINGS BY PITCHERS ...... 5 vs. CHICAGO: 2-0 with a 3.00 ERA (12.0ip/4er) in two starts this season, winning a 3-2 decision PITCHER PICKOFFS ...... 1 over Ryan Dempster at PNC Park on 5/4 and Dempster again, 4-3, at Wrigley on 5/15 (6.0ip/2er). ...Has gone 6-1 with a 6.29 ERA (63.0ip/44er) in 11 starts (Pirates are 9-2 in those 11 games). SB OFF PITCHERS ...... 1 YEAR W-L ERA G GS CG SHO IP HRER BB SO NO THROWS ...... 9 2010 4-6 4.24 15 15 0087.0 101 47 41 36 49 OTHERS (double steals) ...... 2 CAREER 42-50 4.32 142 142 31883.0 960 456 424 306 555 PEDRO ALVAREZ N Has gone hitless in his last 10 at bats after hitting safely three times in his previous eight at bats. BUCS IN vs. RHP: 3-21 0 HR .143 N Had first career multi-RBI game Thursday in Texas (two). JUNE vs. LHP: 1-14 0 HR .071 N Hit .277 (67-for-242) with 15 doubles, four triples, 13 homers and 53 RBI in 66 Triple-A games this season. 1 CHI W 3-2 w/RISP: 3-11 0 HR .273 N Was Pittsburgh’s Minor League Player-of-the-Year in 2009 after hitting .288 with 27 homers and 95 RBI. 2 CHI PPD 3 OFF DAY RONNY CEDENO N Made start at shortstop Saturday - his first since 6/18 vs. Cleveland. 4 SF L 4-6 N Has hit safely in six of his last 10 games after going hitless in five straight contests (17 at bats). vs. RHP: 37-160 4 HR .231 5 SF W 6-3 vs. LHP: 11-50 0 HR .220 N Reached base safely in 19 straight games from 5/8 thru 5/29. 6 SF L 5-6 w/RISP: 11-54 0 HR .204 N Hit fourth on 5/24 at Cincinnati...Hit .295 in May after hitting .208 in April. 7 CHI L 1-6 8 at Was L 2-5 RYAN CHURCH N Has made 17 starts in RF, 11 in LF and one in CF...Has also gone 1-for-12 in three games as the DH. 9 at Was L 5-7 vs. RHP: 20-108 1 HR .185 N Has gone 5-for-54 in his last 19 games (3-for-28 in last 10) after going 3-for-3 on 5/22 vs. Atlanta. vs. LHP: 4-29 1 HR .138 N Hit .292 (14-for-48) with 2 homers in his first 18 games thru 5/4...Homered in back-to-back games on 5/4-5. 10 at Was L 2-4 w/RISP: 5-33 0 HR .152 N Has tallied 11 extra-base hits among his 24 hits this season. 11 at Det L 2-6 12 at Det L 3-4 BOBBY CROSBY N Has gone 10-for-22 (.455) in his last six games ...Has started nine of the last 10 games (8 SS/1 2B). 13 at Det L 3-4 vs. RHP: 21-75 1 HR .280 N Has started at least one game at all four infield positions (15 at SS, 8 at 2B, 5 at 1B & 4 at 3B). 14 OFF DAY vs. LHP: 11-50 0 HR .220 N Hit his lone home run on 4/11 at Arizona. 15 CWS L 4-6 w/RISP: 9-30 0 HR .300 N Hit .241 in 14 games in April & .245 in 19 games in May...Has gone 12-for-43 (.279) in 14 games in June. 16 CWS L 2-7 17 CWS L 4-5 RYAN DOUMIT N Has gone 4-for-12 (.333) in his last three games and has hit safely in four of his last six games overall. 18 CLE L 3-4 vs. RHP: 44-147 5 HR .299 N Has made 56 starts behind the plate and three at first base (three straight between 6/10-12). vs. LHP: 13-72 1 HR .181 N Ranks second on the team in RBI...Hit last home run on 6/5...Hit two homers in May and three in April. 19 CLE W 6-4 w/RISP: 14-51 3 HR .275 N Batted .324 in April and .241 in May...Has gone 14-for-66 (.212) in 18 games so far this month. 20 CLE W 5-3 21 OFF DAY

JASON JARAMILLO N Has made 18 starts behind the plate...Has gone 4-for-36 in his last 12 starts after going 3-for-4 on 5/8. 22 at Tex L 3-6 vs. RHP: 6-42 0 HR .143 N Had second multi-hit game of the year after going 2-for-4 with a double in Washington on 6/10. 23 at Tex L 3-13 vs. LHP: 5-19 1 HR .263 N Had career-high tying three hits while also knocking in a run in start behind the plate on 5/8 vs. St. Louis. 24 at Tex L 5-6 w/RISP: 2-14 0 HR .143 N Connected off lefty Wandy Rodriguez for lone home run on 4/24 in Houston. 25 at Oak L 4-14 26 at Oak L 0-5 GARRETT JONES N Has gone 5-for-12 in three games after having his career-high, 12-game hitting streak snapped on Wednesday. 27 at Oak vs. RHP: 52-175 7 HR .297 N Is hitting .335 (52-for-155) in his last 41 games (since 5/12) with six homers and 24 RBI. 28 at Chi vs. LHP: 26-96 3 HR .271 N Has a team-leading 46 RBI...Twenty-one of his 31 home runs with the Pirates have been solo shots. w/RISP: 24-72 2 HR .333 N Hit .207 (17-for-82) in April and .302 (32-for-106) in May...Has gone 29-for-83 (.349) thus far in June. 29 at Chi 30 at Chi

ANDY LaROCHE N Has gone 1-for-5 with a sac bunt as a pinch hitter since making his last start at third base on 6/15. SCORE BY N Has made 48 starts at third base...Hit last home run on 5/4 vs. Chicago (off Ryan Dempster). vs. RHP: 25-125 2 HR .200 INNINGS vs. LHP: 17-57 1 HR .298 N Has gone 4-for-34 in 14 games since recording last multi-hit game (2-for-4) on 6/4 vs. San Francisco. w/RISP: 9-39 0 HR .231 N Hit .333 (19-for-57) in 16 games in April and .190 (16-for-84) in 24 games in May. PIT OPP 49 1 53

ANDREW McCUTCHEN N Snapped an 0-for-12 streak with a single in the first inning Friday night. 24 2 43 vs. RHP: 54-200 5 HR .270 N Leads club with 19 stolen bases and ranks among N.L. top 10 with 48 runs scored. 22 3 58 vs. LHP: 28-73 2 HR .384 N Has reached base safely in 33 of his last 36 games, dating back to May 18. 38 4 72 w/RISP: 14-54 0 HR .259 N Is hitting .311 (64-for-206) with 13 doubles, 6 homers, 20 RBI and 37 runs scored in 56 games beginning 4/25. 15 5 35 17 6 41 LASTINGS MILLEDGE N Has gone 11-for-25 (.440) in his last eight games...Has reached base safely in 35 of his last 39 starts. 21 7 51 vs. RHP: 41-155 0 HR .265 N Has made 47 starts in left field and eight in right field; has gone 14-for-29 in his eight starts in right field. vs. LHP: 19-63 0 HR .302 N Has hit safely in 12 of his last 13 starts (19-for-48, .396 )...Had third career four-RBI game on 6/19. 28 8 44 w/RISP: 20-51 0 HR .392 N Is hitting .371 (36-for-97) with runners on base and .392 (20-for-51) with runners in scoring position. 25 9 23 4 EX 3 JOSE TABATA N Has a four-game hitting streak (6-for-17, .353) and has hit safely in five of his last six games. TOTAL vs. RHP: 10-45 0 HR .222 N Connected off Chicago’s John Danks for first Major League home run on 6/16 at PNC Park. 243 423 vs. LHP: 5-17 1 HR .294 N Went 2-for-4 with a walk and run scored in Major League debut on 6/9; singled off John Lannan for first hit. w/RISP: 3-12 0 HR .250 N Was recalled on 6/9 from Indy, where he hit .308 with 13 doubles, two triples, 3 HR, 19 RBI and 42 runs scored . OUTFIELD ASSISTS (21) NEIL WALKER N Status is day-to-day after suffering a concussion in Friday’s game (collision with RF Ryan Church in 7th inn.). Church (5) vs. RHP: 25-83 1 HR .301 N Fell a triple shy of hitting for the cycle Friday night...Has hit safely in seven of his last eight games. Jones (4) vs. LHP: 8-29 2 HR .276 N Has made 23 starts at second base and five at third base...Has reached base safely in 23 of his 28 starts. McCutchen (4) w/RISP: 10-29 0 HR .345 N Was recalled on 5/25 from Indy, where he hit .321 with 18 doubles, two triples and six HR in 43 games. Milledge (5) Tabata (1) DELWYN YOUNG N Has homered off Roy Halladay, Brian Wilson and this season...Has one hit in last 16 AB’s. Young (2) vs. RHP: 19-90 3 HR .211 N Connected off SF’s Brian Wilson for second career pinch-hit home run on 6/6 (tied game in 9th inning). vs. LHP: 3-13 0 HR .231 N Has made seven starts at third base, six in right field, three at second base and three as the DH. w/RISP: 6-30 1 HR .200 N Is tied for second in the Majors with 38 pinch hits since 2007 (Greg Dobbs leads with 46). IN THE BULLPEN P RECORD ERA STREAK IP H R ER BB/I SO HR STARTERS 12-41 5.83 LOST 4 393.1 496 280 255 154/9 227 58 I RELIEVERS 13-8 4.67 LOST 1 252.1 240 143 131 122/11 223 23 T PITCHER SAVES/OPP IR/SCORED LAST OUTING BF IP H R ER BB/I SO HR CARRASCO 0/0 18/6 6/25 at Oakland 3 0.0 33 3 0/0 00 C DONNELLY 0/0 13/5 6/25 at Oakland 5 0.2 22 2 1/0 10 DOTEL 14/17 2/2 6/26 at Oakland 4 1.0 00 0 1/0 10 H HANRAHAN 0/1 6/2 6/24 at Texas 3 1.0 00 0 0/0 00 JACKSON 0/0 2/0 6/24 at Texas 5 0.2 21 1 1/0 00 I LOPEZ 0/0 29/6 6/25 at Oakland 3 0.1 12 2 1/1 00 MEEK 1/6 16/6 6/24 at Texas 5 1.0 32 2 0/0 00 N THOMAS 0/0 0/0 6/26 at Oakland 5 1.0 11 1 1/0 00 G TEAM 15/24 106/36

D.J. CARRASCO N Failed to retire any of the three batters he faced Friday night (they all came around to score). BA AGAINST: 38-145 .262 N Has posted a 2.84 ERA (25.1ip/8er) in his last 25 games after recording a 6.43 ERA (14.0ip/10er) in his first eight outings. HR ALLOWED: 2 N Tossed season-high 3.0 innings and earned victory in 14-inning game at Milwaukee on 4/28. 1ST BAT FACED/RET: 33/22 N Recorded a 2.31 ERA (11.2ip/3er) in 13 appearances last month. BRENDAN DONNELLY N Had made five straight scoreless appearances (4.0ip) before giving up two runs in 0.2ip Friday night in Oakland. BA AGAINST: 21-85 .247 N Has the highest winning percentage (32-10, .762) among Major League relievers since 2002 (has gone 15-2 since 2006). HR ALLOWED: 5 N Picked up his last win Sunday afternoon vs. Cleveland...Had his eight-game winning streak snapped with loss on 6/12. 1ST BAT FACED/RET: 27/15 N Has posted a 5.02 ERA (14.1ip/8er) in 16 games since coming off D.L. (left oblique strain) on 5/20. OCTAVIO DOTEL N Has made four straight scoreless outings (4.0ip) after being scored upon in four straight (3.1ip/4r/4er). BA AGAINST: 25-106 .236 N Has saved each of the last two wins and five of the last six Pittsburgh victories, dating back to 5/25. HR ALLOWED: 4 N Had streak of nine straight successful save opportunities snapped with blown save in Detroit on 6/13. 1ST BAT FACED/RET: 29/17 N Has at least one in 24 of his first 29 games...Tied for second in the N.L. with eight saves (eight chances) in May. JOEL HANRAHAN N Retired all three batters he faced Thursday in Texas and has now made seven straight scoreless appearances (7.0ip). BA AGAINST: 24-117 .205 N Lost for the first time this year after being charged with three runs in 1.2 innings in Atlanta on 5/30. HR ALLOWED: 3 N Has been scored upon just five times in his last 28 appearances (27.2ip/8er) and has 46 K’s in 31.2ip in his 33 outings overall. 1ST BAT FACED/RET: 33/25 N Has been scored upon once in his 11 outings this month (11.0ip/2er - 1.64 ERA).

STEVEN JACKSON N Suffered loss Thursday in Texas - his first appearance with the Pirates after being recalled earlier in the day. BA AGAINST: 3-10 .300 N Was recalled Thursday from Triple-A Indianapolis, where he went 1-0 with a 2.90 ERA (31.0ip/12r/10er) in 22 relief appearances. HR ALLOWED: 0 N Did not surrender a run in his last 10 games with Indy (11.2ip), dating back to 5/13...Was with Pirates from 5/28 to 6/2. 1ST BAT FACED/RET: 2/2 N Went 2-3 with a 3.14 ERA in 40 relief appearances last year with the Pirates after being claimed off waivers from Yankees on 5/18 . JAVIER LOPEZ N Has appeared in six of the last seven games (4.0ip/3er)...Gave up two runs in 0.1ip Friday night in Oakland. BA AGAINST: 25-103 .243 N Has been charged with five earned runs in his last 22 appearances (17.1ip - 2.60 ERA), dating back to 5/9. HR ALLOWED: 1 N Surrendered lone home run on 4/27 - to lefty Prince Fielder...Has allowed at least one baserunner in 12 of his last 13 games. 1ST BAT FACED/RET: 34/23 N Posted a 2.70 ERA (10.0ip/3) in April and a 0.84 ERA (10.2ip/1er) in May...Has a 5.87 ERA (7.2ip/5er) so far this month. EVAN MEEK N Had not allowed an in 13 straight games (13.0ip) prior suffering his fifth blown save Thursday in Texas (1.0ip/2er). BA AGAINST: 27-149 .181 N Made 10 straight scoreless appearances (15.0ip) between 4/11 and 5/7. HR ALLOWED: 1 N Pitched a scoreless frame vs. Chicago on 5/31 and picked up third win...Recorded first career save on 4/29 at Dodger Stadium. 1ST BAT FACED/RET: 35/21 N Had a 0.60 ERA (15.0ip/1er) in April and a 1.17 ERA (15.1ip/2er) in May...Has a 1.54 ERA (11.2ip/2er) thus far in June.

JUSTIN THOMAS N Has appeared in each of the last two games...Made Bucco debut Friday night in Oakland and gave up two runs in 1.0ip. BA AGAINST: 3-9 .333 N Was selected Thursday from Triple-A Indianapolis, where he went 3-0 with a 1.30 ERA (34.2ip/6r/5er) in 24 relief appearances. HR ALLOWED: 0 N Was scored upon once in his last 10 games with Indy (12.0ip/1er) and posted a 0.73 ERA (24.2ip/2er) in his last 19 outings. 1ST BAT FACED/RET: 2/1 N Suffered lone loss in the Majors in Oakland on 9/20/08...Has gone 0-1 with a 9.00 ERA (5.0ip/5er) in nine big league games. BATTING STATISTICS MULTI-HIT GAMES CAREER VS. OAKLAND CAREER INTERLEAGUE PLAYER 2345TOTAL AB H HR RBI AVG AB H HR RBI AVG Cedeno 12 -- -12 70 0 0.143 ALVAREZ 35 40 5.114 Church 31- -4 Clement 22- -4 13 000.000 CEDENO 134 24 05.179 Crosby 72- -9 13 513.385 CHURCH 191 46 5 24 .241 Doumit 13 3- -16 70 0 0.000 CROSBY 385 106 9 46 .275 Iwamura 61- -7 82 0 2.250 DOUMIT 163 42 1 17 .258 Jaramillo 11- -2 00 0 0.000 JARAMILLO 42 10 24.238 Jones 23 3-127 LaRoche 9-2-11 15 400.267 JONES 63 21 2 11 .333 Lincoln 1---1 10 0 0.000 LaROCHE 94 18 14.191 McCutchen 14 52 122 71 0 1.143 McCUTCHEN 96 27 1 14 .281 Milledge 84- -12 31 0 0.333 MILLEDGE 123 31 3 14 .252 Pearce -1- -1 72 0 0.286 TABATA 54 12 11.222 Tabata 11- -2 Walker 10 1- -11 43 1 1.750 WALKER 53 14 15.264 Young 21- -3 60 0 0.000 YOUNG 72 19 29.264 PITCHING STATISTICS MULTI-RBI GAMES PLAYER 23456TOTAL CAREER VS. OAKLAND CAREER INTERLEAGUE Alvarez 1----1 W-L-S ERA G IP ER W-L-S ERA G IP ER Burres 1----1 0-1-0 6.58 12 13.2 10 CARRASCO 2-3-0 5.08 22 51.1 29 Cedeno 1----1 3-3-0 4.07 40 42.0 19 DONNELLY 7-2-0 3.29 41 41.0 15 Church 22 - - - 4 2-1-0 4.50 12 12.0 6 DOTEL 5-6-10 3.94 67 80.0 35 Clement 1----1 Crosby 2----2 0-0-0 ---- 0 0.0 0 HANRAHAN 3-0-1 4.38 24 24.2 12 Doumit 312 - - 6 0-0-0 ---- 0 0.0 0 KARSTENS 1-0-0 3.62 8 27.1 11 Iwamura 3----3 0-1-0 4.50 1 6.0 3 LINCOLN 0-2-0 5.50 3 18.0 11 Jaramillo -1 - - - 1 0-1-0 6.43 11 7.0 5 LOPEZ 1-2-0 7.03 52 32.0 25 Jones 73 -1 -11 0-0-0 ---- 0 0.0 0 MAHOLM 4-7-0 4.97 15 88.2 49 LaRoche 2----2 McCutchen 4----4 0-1-0 6.00 1 6.0 4 McCUTCHEN 0-1-0 6.00 1 6.0 4 Milledge 2-2--4 0-0-0 ---- 0 0.0 0 MEEK 0-0-0 2.31 10 11.2 3 Pearce 1----1 0-0-0 6.75 1 1.1 1 OHLENDORF 1-4-0 6.65 12 43.1 32 Walker 1----1 0-1-0 9.81 3 3.2 4 THOMAS 0-0-0 13.50 2 2.0 3 Young 5----5 2010 HIGHS & LOWS STARTING LINEUPS & POSITIONS TEAM BATTING 1ST - Iwamura (13-22), Tabata (2-13), McCutchen (4-8), Milledge (2-3), Most runs, game, Pirates ...... 11, 5/6 vs. CHI & 4/5 vs. LA Young (2-1), Crosby (2-0), LaRoche (0-1), Cedeno (0-1) Most runs, game, Opponents ...... 20, 4/22 vs. MIL 2ND - Walker (6-22), LaRoche (9-9), McCutchen (7-10), Crosby (2-5), Most runs, inning, Pirates . . . . .5, 5/6 vs. CHI (1st), 4/27 @MIL (9th) Young (0-2), Milledge (1-0), Iwamura (0-1) & 4/5 vs. LA (5th) Most runs, inning, Opponents ...... 13, 4/11 @ARI (4th) 3RD - McCutchen (13-31), Milledge (7-9), Jones (2-2), Doumit (2-2), Most hits, game, Pirates ...... 16, 5/14 @CHI LaRoche (1-1), Church (0-2), Young (0-2) Most hits, game, Opponents ...... 25, 4/22 vs. MIL 4TH - Jones (23-45), Doumit (2-2), Church (0-2) Most hits, inning, Pirates ...... 5, 5/19 vs. MIL (7th) 5TH - Doumit (10-23), Church (6-15), Milledge (6-5), Pearce (1-2), Most consec. hits, inning ...... 5, 6/5 vs. SF (3rd) Most consec. hits, game ...... 5, 3 times, last on 6/5 vs. SF Crosby (1-1), Young (1-1), LaRoche (0-1), Clement (0-1) Most hits, inning, Opponents ...... 8, 4/11 @ARI (4th) 6TH - Clement (8-9), Milledge (4-9), Alvarez (2-8), Doumit (4-5), Fewest hits, game, Pirates ...... 1, 5/11 vs. CIN LaRoche (1-5), Church (2-4), Crosby (1-4), Pearce (2-2), Fewest hits, game, Opponents ...... 4, 5/31 vs. CHI, 5/8 vs. STL Young (1-2), Cedeno (0-1) & 4/29 @LA 7TH - LaRoche (8-11), Clement (4-8), Jaramillo (4-4), Doumit (3-6), Most doubles, game ...... 4, 5 times, last on 6/5 vs. SF Most triples, game ...... 2, 6/19 vs. CLE Milledge (2-5), Young (0-6) Cedeno (0-4), Crosby (1-2), Most home runs, game, Pirates ...... 4, 4/28 @MIL Iwamura (1-2), Pearce (2-0), Church (0-1) Most home runs, game, Opponents ...... 4, 4/22 vs. MIL & 4/11 @ARI 8TH - Cedeno (13-17), Pitcher (10-14), Jaramillo (0-8), Crosby (2-4), Most consecutive games, home run ...... 4, 5/29-6/1 Milledge (0-2), Young (0-2), Iwamura (0-1), LaRoche (0-1) Most consec. games, HR, Opponents ...... 8, 4/7-14 Most extra-base hits ...... 7, 4/5 vs. LA 9TH - Pitcher (14-27), Cedeno (10-13), Crosby (0-7), Jaramillo (0-2) Most consecutive games, extra-base hit ...... 22, 4/17-5/10 Most stolen bases, game, Pirates . . .4, 6/15/10 vs. CWS & 6/9 @WAS 1B - Clement (12-18), Jones (7-20), Pearce (5-4), Crosby (1-4), Most stolen bases, game, Opponents ...... 6, 4/25 @HOU Doumit (0-3) Most left on base (9 innings) ...... 14, 5/22 vs. ATL 2B - Iwamura (14-26), Walker (5-18), Crosby (4-4), Young (2-1) Most left on base (extra innings) ...... 13, 4/7 vs. LA 3B - LaRoche (19-29), Alvarez (2-8), Young (1-6), Walker (1-4), TEAM PITCHING Crosby (2-2) SS - Cedeno (23-37), Crosby (2-12) Most , game, Pirates ...... 13, 4/28 @MIL LF - Milledge (20-28), Tabata (2-13), Church (3-8), Jones (0-1) Most strikeouts, game, Opponents ...... 19, 4/28 @MIL Most walks, game, Pirates ...... 9, 4/7 vs. LA CF - McCutchen (24-49), Church (1-0) Most walks, game, Opponents ...... 9, 4/17 vs. CIN & 4/7 vs. LA RF - Jones (18-25), Church (4-13), Milledge (2-6), Young (1-5) C - Doumit (21-35), Jaramillo (4-14) TEAM MISCELLANEOUS DH - Young (0-4), Church (0-3), Jones (0-1) Longest winning streak ...... 3 games (5/4-6, 4/27-29 & 4/16-18) Longest losing streak ...... 12 games (6/6-18) DIFFERENT LINEUPS USED: 63 Longest game, innings ...... 14, 4/28 @MIL Longest game, time ...... 4:39, 4/28 @MIL COMMUNITY CORNER Longest game, time, 9 innings ...... 3:37, 4/26 @MIL Shortest game, time ...... 2:06, 4/23 @HOU Thursday, July 1 Largest margin of victory ...... 10 runs, 5/6 vs. CHI (11-1) Largest margin of defeat ...... 20 runs, 4/22 vs. MIL (0-20) All fans will receive a Pirates T-shirt, compliments of Trib Total Media. Largest come from behind victory 2 runs, 4 times (last on 6/20 vs. CLE) Friday, July 2 Largest crowd, home ...... 39,024 (4/5 vs. LA) All fans will receive a Pirates Ice Cream Bowl thanks to pirates.com. Smallest crowd, home ...... 9,027 (5/11 vs. CIN) Largest crowd, road ...... 46,775 (4/30 @LA) Saturday, July 3 Smallest crowd, road ...... 13,385 (5/24 @CIN) Pirates Charities will host a Silent Auction at PNC Park. Fans are asked to Most errors, game, Pirates ...... 6, 6/16 vs. CWS stop by the guest services area in section 117 for the chance to own a piece Most errors, game, Opponents . . . . .3, 4 times (last on 6/20 vs. CLE) of priceless, authenticated, autographed MLB and sports memorabilia. Proceeds Consecutive innings w/out an error ...... 53, 4/11-18 benefit Pirates Charities. The auction will begin when the gates open and is Most double plays turned ...... 5, 5/24 @CIN Rain delays, home (total time) ...... 4 (5 hours and 36 minutes) scheduled to end at the bottom of the 7th inning. Rain delays, road (total time) ...... 3 (2 hours and 55 minutes) A Zambelli Fireworks display will follow the game to celebrate Independence Day, courtesy of Xfinity by Comcast. INDIVIDUAL BATTING All Saturday games are Eat'n Park Scratch'n Win games for Pirates fans. All Most hits, game ...... 5, McCutchen & Jones (5/14 @CHI) fans will take home a coupon good for treats at Eat'n Park and some lucky Most consecutive hits ...... 6, McCutchen (5/14-15) winners will even take home official Pirates team dugout jackets. Most runs, game...... 5, McCutchen (5/14 @CHI) Most 2bs, game ...... 3, Young (5/24 @CIN) Sunday, July 4 Most 3bs, game . . 1, 12 times, last by McCutchen & Milledge (6/19 vs. CLE) Most HR, game . . . . .2, McCutchen (4/28 @MIL) & Jones (4/5 vs. LA) Kids Day at PNC Park. Start out with the Family Fun Zone on Federal Street Most extra-base hits . .3, McCutchen (6/5 vs. SF) & Young (5/14 @CIN) and stick around after the game when all kids are invited to run the bases. Most total bases ...... 10, McCutchen (4/28 @MIL) All kids 14 and younger will receive a Kids Pirate Parrot Stars ‘n Stripes Build- Most RBI, game ...... 5, Jones (5/14 @CHI) a-Bear presented by Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield. Most SB, game ...... 3, McCutchen (6/15 vs. CWS) Most walks, game ...... 3, Doumit (4/17 vs. CIN) Friday, July 16 & LaRoche, (5/6 vs. CHI & 4/7 vs. LA) In support of the ongoing commitment to increase opportunities for youth par - Consec. games, home run ...... 2, Church (5/4-5), Doumit (4/27-28) ticipation in baseball and softball, the Baseball Tomorrow Fund is teaming up & Jones (6/12-13, 5/31-6/1 & 4/5-7) with and the Pirates to host an Equipment Collection Longest hitting streak ...... 11 games, Jones (6/9-20) Grand slams ...... 1, Doumit (4/27 @MIL) Drive at PNC Park before the game on Federal Street. Fans are invited to bring Inside-the-park home runs ...... None new and used equipment, as well as make cash contributions, which will ben - Leadoff home runs ...... 1, Young (5/17 at PHI) efit local organizations. Walkoff home runs ...... 1, Doumit (5/23 vs. ATL) All fans will receive a Pirates Beach Towel thanks to FedEx Ground. INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Saturday, July 17 The Pittsburgh Pirates and the Pirates Wives Organization invite all fans to Most strikeouts, game ...... 8, Morton (4/30 @LA) join them in supporting the American Heart Association's "Go Red for Women" Longest winning streak . . . .2 games, 5 times, last by Meek (5/14-31) campaign when the Pirates take on the . Purchase Outfield Box Longest losing streak ...... 6 games, Ohlendorf (5/10-6/22) Fewest hits, ...... seats for just $18 (regularly $20), and $3 from every ticket sold will be donat - Most walks, game ...... 5, Ohlendorf (5/26 @CIN) & ed to the American Heart Association's "Go Red for Women" movement. To order Maholm (4/28 @MIL) tickets, please contact Brittany at (412) 325-4494 or via e-mail her at Most IP, game, starter ...... 7.0, Burres (5/6 vs. CHI), [email protected]. Karstens (6/13 @DET), Maholm (4/28 @MIL & 4/23 @HOU), Ohlendorf (5/31 vs. CHI) & Duke (4/16 vs. CIN & 4/10 @ARI) The Pirates will celebrate Italian Day on Federal Street before the game. Enjoy Most IP, game, reliever ...... 4.0, Karstens (5/27 @CIN) & Italian food, music and fun before watching the Pirates take on the Astros. Burres (4/20 vs. MIL) Pirates Charities will host a Silent Auction at PNC Park. Fans can stop by the Most consec. scoreless IP ...... 15.0, Meek (4/15-5/7) guest services area in section 117 for the chance to own a piece of priceless, Most consecutive saves ...... 9, Dotel (5/4-6/1) authenticated, autographed MLB and sports memorabilia. Proceeds benefit Pirates Charities. The auction will begin when the gates open and is expected to end at the bottom of the 7th inning. A Zambelli Fireworks display will follow the game, thanks to PPG. GM. WINNING LOSING TOT. HOME GM. WINNING LOSING TOT. HOME DATE NO. OPP. W/L SCORE REC. POS. GB/A PITCHER PITCHER ATTEND. ATTEND. 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APRIL (10-13) 4 82 PHI 51LA W 11-5 1-0 T1 +1.0 Duke (1-0) Padilla (0-1) * 39,024 39,024 6 83 at Hou 7 2 LA W 4-3 (10) 2-0 T1 +0.5 Donnelly (1-0) Ra. Ortiz (0-1) 31,061 70,085 7 84 at Hou 83LA L 2-10 2-1 T1 +1.0 Billingsley (1-0) Maholm (0-1) 9,352 79,437 8 85 at Hou 94at Ari L 1-9 2-2 T2 -1.0 Lopez (1-0) Morton (0-1) 21,316 9 86 at Mil 10 5 at Ari W 6-2 3-2 2 -1.0 Duke (2-0) Haren (1-1) 22,400 10 87 at Mil 11 6 at Ari L 6-15 3-3 T2 -1.0 Jackson (1-1) McCutchen (0-1) 21,093 11 88 at Mil 12 7 at SF L 3-9 3-4 T3 -2.0 Zito (2-0) Burres (0-1) 26,011 12-14 ALL-STAR BREAK 13 8 at SF W 6-5 4-4 3 -1.5 Meek (1-0) Affeldt (2-1) 28,030 16 89 HOU 14 9 at SF L 0-6 4-5 T3 -2.5 Sanchez (1-0) Morton (0-2) 29,028 17 90 HOU 16 10 CIN W 4-3 5-5 T2 -2.0 Dotel (1-0) Masset (2-1) 14,758 94,195 18 91 HOU 17 11 CIN W 5-4 6-5 2 -1.0 Taschner (1-0) Cordero (1-1) 25,196 119,391 19 92 MIL 18 12 CIN W 5-3 7-5 2 -1.0 Maholm (1-1) Arroyo (0-1) 13,860 133,251 20 93 MIL 20 13 MIL L 1-8 7-6 2 -1.5 Bush (1-0) Morton (0-3) 9,386 142,637 21 94 MIL 21 14 MIL L 0-8 7-7 T2 -2.5 Gallardo (1-2) Duke (2-1) 12,192 154,829 22 95 MIL 22 15 MIL L 0-20 7-8 3 -3.0 Wolf (2-1) McCutchen (0-2) 13,634 168,463 23 96 SD 23 16 at Hou L 3-4 7-9 3 -3.0 Oswalt (2-2) Maholm (1-2) 30,018 24 97 SD 24 17 at Hou L 2-5 7-10 T4 -3.0 Rodriguez (1-2) Jakubauskas (0-1) 30,562 25 98 SD 25 18 at Hou L 3-10 7-11 6 -4.0 Myers (1-1) Morton (0-4) 27,210 27 99 at Col 26 19 at Mil L 3-17 7-12 6 -5.0 Gallardo (2-2) Duke (2-2) 25,892 28 100 at Col 27 20 at Mil W 7-3 8-12 6 -5.0 Donnelly (2-0) Hoffman (1-2) 28,991 29 101 at Col 28 21 at Mil W 6-5 (14) 9-12 T4 -5.0 Carrasco (1-0) Parra (0-1) 28,401 30 102 at Stl 29 22 at LA W 2-0 10-12 3 -5.0 Burres (1-1) Kershaw (1-1) 40,185 31 103 at Stl 30 23 at LA L 2-6 10-13 4 -5.0 Billingsley (2-1) Morton (0-5) 46,775 AUGUST MAY (11-18) 1 104 at Stl 1 24 at LA L 1-5 10-14 T4 -6.0 Ra. Ortiz (1-1) Duke (2-3) 40,483 2 105 CIN 2 25 at LA L 3-9 10-15 T4 -7.0 Kuroda (3-1) Kartsens (0-1) 39,339 3 106 CIN 4 26 CHI W 3-2 11-15 T4 -6.5 Maholm (2-2) Dempster (2-2) 10,972 179,435 4 107 CIN 5 27 CHI W 4-2 12-15 T4 -5.5 Morton (1-5) Lilly (1-2) 11,053 190,488 5 108 COL 6 28 CHI W 11-1 13-15 3 -4.5 Burres (2-1) Wells (3-1) 11,085 201,573 6 109 COL 7 29 STL L 3-4 13-16 T4 -5.5 Franklin (2-0) Meek (1-1) 16,473 218,046 7 110 COL 8 30 STL W 2-0 14-16 T3 -4.5 Karstens (1-1) Garcia (3-2) 25,047 243,093 8 111 COL 9 31 STL L 4-11 14-17 4 -5.5 Wainwright (5-1) Maholm (2-3) 17,342 260,435 10 112 at SD 10 32 CIN L 1-2 14-18 4 -6.0 Arroyo (2-2) Ohlendorf (0-1) 9,045 269,480 11 113 at SD 11 33 CIN L 0-9 14-19 4 -6.0 CUETO (2-1) Morton (1-6) 9,027 278,507 12 114 at SD 12 34 CIN L 0-5 14-20 5 -6.0 BAILEY (1-2) Duke (2-4) 20,064 298,571 13 115 at Hou 14 35 at Chi W 10-6 15-20 T3 -5.5 Meek (2-1) Zambrano (1-3) 39,082 14 116 at Hou 15 36 at Chi W 4-3 16-20 3 -4.5 Maholm (3-3) Dempster (2-4) 41,336 15 117 at Hou 16 37 at Chi L 3-4 16-21 3 -5.0 Marshall (2-1) Carrasco (1-1) 40,636 16 118 FLA 17 38 at Phi L 2-12 16-22 4 -6.0 Kendrick (2-1) Morton (1-7) 45,371 17 119 FLA 18 39 at Phi W 2-1 17-22 4 -6.0 Duke (3-4) HALLADAY (6-2) 45,007 18 120 FLA 19 40 MIL W 6-4 18-22 4 -5.0 Lopez (1-0) Wolf (3-4) 9,526 308,097 19 121 FLA 20 41 MIL L 3-4 18-23 4 -5.5 Narveson (4-1) Maholm (3-4) 13,975 322,072 20 122 NY 21 42 ATL L 0-7 18-24 4 -6.5 Hudson (5-1) Ohlendorf (0-2) 22,470 344,542 21 123 NY 22 43 ATL L 2-4 18-25 4 -7.0 Lowe (6-4) Morton (1-8) 26,519 371,061 22 124 NY 23 44 ATL W 3-2 (10) 19-25 4 -6.5 Dotel (2-0) Saito (0-2) 23,045 394,106 23 125 STL 24 45 at Cin L 5-7 19-26 4 -7.0 Harang (3-5) Burres (2-2) 13,385 24 126 STL 25 46 at Cin W 2-1 20-26 4 -6.0 Hanrahan (1-0) Masset (3-3) 14,471 25 127 STL 26 47 at Cin L 0-4 20-27 4 -7.0 Arroyo (5-2) Ohlendorf (0-3) 18,137 27 128 at Mil 27 48 at Cin L 2-8 20-28 4 -8.0 Cueto (5-1) Morton (1-9) 16,834 28 129 at Mil 28 49 at Atl L 3-7 20-29 5 -9.0 Lowe (7-4) Duke (3-5) 23,442 29 130 at Mil 29 50 at Atl L 3-6 20-30 5 -10.0 Medlen (2-1) Burres (2-3) 29,134 30 131 at Chi 30 51 at Atl L 2-5 20-31 5 -10.0 Saito (1-2) Hanrahan (1-1) 31,078 31 132 at Chi 31 52 CHI W 2-1 21-31 5 -9.0 Meek (3-1) Marshall (5-2) 20,235 414,341 SEPTEMBER JUNE (4-18) 1 133 at Chi 1 53 CHI W 3-2 22-31 4 -9.0 Hanrahan (2-1) Lilly (1-5) 11,334 425,675 3 134 WAS 2 CHI 22-31 T4 -8.5 PPD - RAIN (rescheduled for 6/7) 4 135 WAS 4 54 SF L 4-6 22-32 4 -9.5 Sanchez (4-4) Duke (3-6) 17,817 443,492 5 136 WAS 5 55 SF W 6-3 23-32 4 -9.5 Maholm (4-4) Wellemeyer (3-5) * 36,687 480,179 6 137 ATL 656 SF L 5-6 (10) 23-33 4 -9.5 Wilson (2-0) Dotel (2-1) 24,068 504,247 7 138 ATL 7 57 CHI L 1-6 23-34 T4 -9.5 Silva (8-0) Eveland (0-1) 12,768 517,015 8 139 ATL 8 58 at Was L 2-5 23-35 5 -9.5 Strasburg (1-0) Karstens (1-2) 40,315 10 140 at Cin 9 59 at Was L 5-7 23-36 6 -10.5 Storen (2-0) Carrasco (1-2) 18,876 11 141 at Cin 10 60 at Was L 2-4 23-37 6 -11.5 Hernandez (5-3) Duke (3-7) 21,767 12 142 at Cin 11 61 at Det L 2-6 23-38 6 -11.5 Verlander (7-4) Ohlendorf (0-4) 33,236 13 143 at NY 12 62 at Det L 3-4 (10) 23-39 6 -12.5 Coke (4-0) Donnelly (2-1) 34,501 14 144 at NY 13 63 at Det L 3-4 23-40 6 -12.5 Thomas (4-0) Lopez (1-1) 31,243 15 145 at NY 15 64 CWS L 4-6 23-41 6 -12.5 Garcia (7-3) Lincoln (0-1) 12,693 529,708 16 146 at NY 16 65 CWS L 2-7 23-42 6 -12.5 Danks (6-5) Duke (3-8) 15,218 544,926 17 147 ARI 17 66 CWS L 4-5 23-43 6 -13.5 Buehrle (5-6) Ohlendorf (0-5) 23,170 568,096 18 148 ARI 18 67 CLE L 3-4 23-44 6 -14.0 Carmona (6-5) Maholm (4-5) 28,478 596,574 19 149 ARI 19 68 CLE W 6-4 24-44 6 -14.0 Karstens (2-2) Huff (2-9) * 38,008 634,582 21 150 STL 20 69 CLE W 5-3 25-44 6 -13.0 Donnelly (3-1) Lewis (2-2) 29,845 664,427 22 151 STL 22 70 at Tex L 3-6 25-45 6 -14.0 Hunter (3-0) Ohlendorf (0-6) 23,083 23 152 STL 23 71 at Tex L 3-13 25-46 6 -15.0 Ogando (3-0) Maholm (4-6) 33,646 24 153 HOU 24 72 at Tex L 5-6 25-47 6 -15.0 Francisco (6-3) Jackson (0-1) 19,567 25 154 HOU 25 73 at Oak L 4-14 25-48 6 -15.5 Sheets (3-7) Lincoln (0-2) 11,154 26 155 HOU 26 74 at Oak L 0-5 25-49 6 -16.5 Cahill (7-2) McCutchen (0-3) 25,068 27 156 at Stl 27 75 at Oak 28 157 at Stl 28 76 at Chi 29 158 at Stl 29 77 at Chi 30 159 at Fla 30 78 at Chi OCTOBER JULY 1 160 at Fla 1 79 PHI 2 161 at Fla 2 80 PHI 3 162 at Fla 3 81 PHI