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Chicago White Sox Vs. Oakland Athletics Wednesday, April 6, 2016 W 7:05 P.M Chicago White Sox vs. Oakland Athletics Wednesday, April 6, 2016 w 7:05 p.m. w ESPN2 GAME SCORECARD First Pitch Time/Temp: Attendance: Time of Game: Umpires Official Scorer: David Feldman Anthem: Joaquin Miller Middle School Choir First Pitch: BART rider & A’s fan Julia Ma HP 2 Dan Bellino Upcoming Games: 1B 47 Gabe Morales Thu., April 7 CWS RHP Kendall GRAVEMAN (0-0, ---) vs. RHP Mat LATOS (0-0, ---) 12:35 CSNCA 2B 20 Tom Hallion (cc) Fri., April 8 at Sea LHP Eric SURKAMP (0-0, ---) vs. RHP Taijuan WALKER (0-0, ---) 7:10 CSNCA 3B 10 Phil Cuzzi Sat., April 9 at Sea LHP Rich HILL (0-1, ---) vs. RHP Nathan KARNS (0-0, ---) 6:10 CSNCA CHICAGO WHITE SOX (2-0) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 AB R H RBI 1 Adam EATON, RF (L) .625, 0, 1 7 Jimmy ROLLINS, SS (S) .222, 1, 2 79 Jose ABREU, 1B .375, 0, 0 21 Todd FRAZIER, 3B .222, 1, 3 53 Melky CABRERA, LF (S) .000, 0, 0 26 Avisail GARCIA, DH .125, 0, 0 15 Brett LAWRIE, 2B .286, 0, 0 31 Alex AVILA, C (L) .250, 0, 0 10 Austin JACKSON, CF .286, 0, 1 BENCH BULLPEN PITCHERS IP H R ER BB SO HR Pitches Left Left 62 LHP Carlos RODON 0-0, --- 20 J.B. SHUCK OF 33 Zach DUKE Right 43 Dan JENNINGS 18 Tyler SALADINO INF Right 41 Jerry SANDS INF 30 David ROBERTSON 34 Matt ALBERS Switch 52 Jake PETRICKA 27 Dioner NAVARRO C 57 Zach PUTNAM 65 Nate JONES Coaching Staff: Active Players: 27 Dioner Navarro (S) C 50 John Danks (L) LHP 23 Robin Ventura Manager 1 Adam Eaton (L) OF 30 David Robertson RHP 52 Jake Petricka RHP 8 Daryl Boston First Base 7 Jimmy Rollins (S) INF 31 Alex Avila (L) C 53 Melky Cabrera (S) OF 17 Rick Renteria Bench 10 Austin Jackson OF 33 Zach Duke (L) LHP 55 Carlos Rodon (L) LHP 37 Bobby Thigpen Bullpen 15 Brett Lawrie INF 34 Matt Albers (L) RHP 57 Zach Putnam RHP 39 Todd Steverson Hitting 18 Tyler Saladino INF 38 Mat Latos RHP 62 Jose Quintana LHP 46 Greg Sparks Asst. Hitting 20 J.B. Shuck (L) OF 41 Jerry Sands INF 65 Nate Jones RHP 47 Joe McEwing Third Base 21 Todd Frazier INF 43 Dan Jennings (L) LHP 79 Jose Abreu INF 99 Don Cooper Pitching 26 Avisail Garcia OF 49 Chris Sale (L) LHP OAKLAND ATHLETICS (0-2) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 AB R H RBI 1 Billy BURNS, CF (S) .250, 0, 0 2 Khris DAVIS, LF .143, 0, 0 8 Jed LOWRIE, 2B (S) .375, 0, 4 26 Danny VALENCIA, 3B .125, 0, 1 16 Billy BUTLER, DH .286, 0, 0 19 Josh PHEGLEY, C 1.000, 0, 0 20 Mark CANHA, RF .000, 0, 0 17 Yonder ALONSO, 1B (L) .200, 0, 2 10 Marcus SEMIEN, SS .400, 0, 0 BENCH BULLPEN PITCHERS IP H R ER BB SO HR Pitches Left Left 54 RHP Sonny GRAY 0-0, --- 3 Chris COGHLAN OF 35 Marc RZEPCZYNSKI 15 Andrew LAMBO OF 62 Sean DOOLITTLE 21 Stephen VOGT C Right 22 Josh REDDICK OF 31 Liam HENDRIKS Right 33 Fernando RODRIGUEZ None 44 Ryan MADSON Switch 61 John AXFORD 4 Coco CRISP OF 66 Ryan DULL Coaching Staff: Active Players: 17 Yonder Alonso (L) INF 35 Marc Rzepczynski (L) LHP 6 Bob Melvin Manager 1 Billy Burns (S) OF 18 Rich Hill (L) LHP 40 Chris Bassitt RHP 7 Mark Kotsay Bench 2 Khris Davis OF 19 Josh Phegley C 44 Ryan Madson RHP 14 Mike Aldrete First Base 3 Chris Coghlan (L) OF 20 Mark Canha UTIL 49 Kendall Graveman RHP 38 Ron Washington Third Base 4 Coco Crisp (S) OF 21 Stephen Vogt (L) C 54 Sonny Gray RHP 41 Curt Young Pitching 8 Jed Lowrie (S) INF 22 Josh Reddick (L) OF 61 John Axford RHP 51 Darren Bush Hitting 10 Marcus Semien INF 26 Danny Valencia INF 62 Sean Doolittle (L) LHP 59 Marcus Jensen Asst. Hitting 15 Andrew Lambo (L) OF 31 Liam Hendriks RHP 66 Ryan Dull RHP 65 Scott Emerson Bullpen 16 Billy Butler INF 33 Fernando Rodriguez RHP.
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