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8-19 NYY.Indd Detroit Tigers vs. Oakland Athletics · Friday, August 21, 2009 · 7:05 pm · CSNCA GAME SCORECARD First Pitch: Time of Game: Attendance: Tonight’s Umpires: About Tonight’s Game: HP 80 Adrian JOHNSON National Anthem: Lanisa Keith Offi cial Scorer: Chuck Dybdal 1B 78 Jim WOLF Giveaway: Jason Giambi bobblehead, sponsered by San Jose Mercury News (15,000 fans) 2B 38 Gary CEDESTROM* A’s Upcoming Games: 3B 25 Fieldin CULBRETH Aug. 22 DET RHP Trevor Cahill (6-12, 4.97) vs. RHP Armando Galarraga (6-10, 5.16) 6:05 pm CSNCA *crew chief Aug. 23 DET RHP Brett Tomko (2-2, 4.21) vs. RHP Rick Porcello (10-7, 4.34) 1:05 pm CSNCA DETROIT TIGERS (64-56) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 AB R H RBI 14 Placido POLANCO, 2B (.269, 7, 53) 33 Marcus THAMES, DH (.248, 13, 29) 25 Ryan RABURN, LF (.268, 8, 32) 24 Miguel CABRERA, 1B (.335, 24, 72) 30 Magglio ORDONEZ, RF (.275, 7, 37) 15 Brandon INGE, 3B (.243, 24, 67) 34 Clete THOMAS, CF (.246, 7, 34) 8 Gerald LAIRD, C (.221, 4, 25) 4 Adam EVERETT, SS (240, 2, 33) TIGERS ROSTER PITCHERS IP H R ER BB SO HR Pitches Coaching Staff: 10 Jim Leyland, Manager 36 Edwin JACKSON, RHP (9-5, 2.85) 12 Lloyd McClendon, Hitting 22 Gene Lamont, Third Base 17 Rafael Belliard, Bench 51 Jeff Jones, Bullpen 18 Andy Van Slyke, First Base 52 Rick Knapp, Pitching Position Players: Pitchers: 4 Adam Everett R/R SS 21 Dontrelle Willis (DL) L/L P 8 Gerald Laird R/R C 29 Nate Robertson (DL) R/L P 9 Carlos Guillen S/R LF 31 Zach Miner R/R P 13 Alex Avila L/R C 35 Justin Verlander R/R P 14 Placido Polanco R/R 2B 36 Edwin Jackson R/R P 15 Brandon Inge R/R 3B 37 Brandon Lyon R/R P 19 Aubrey Huff L/R 1B 38 Jeremy Bonderman (DL) R/R P 20 Matt Treanor (DL) R/R C 43 Alfredo Figaro (DL) R/R P 24 Miguel Cabrera R/R 1B 44 Bobby Seay L/L P 2B LOB 25 Ryan Raburn R/R LF 45 Ryan Perry R/R P 28 Curtis Granderson L/R CF 48 Rick Porcello R/R P 3B DP 30 Magglio Ordonez R/R RF 53 Jarrod Washburn L/L P 33 Marcus Thames R/R LF 54 Joel Zumaya (DL) R/R P HR E 34 Clete Thomas L/R RF 56 Fernando Rodney R/R P 39 Ramon Santiago S/R SS 58 Armando Galarraga R/R P 59 Fu-Te Ni L/L P OAKLAND ATHLETICS (53-67) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 AB R H RBI 29 Adam KENNEDY, 3B (.281, 10, 46) 11 Rajai DAVIS, CF (.292, 2, 25) 8 Kurt SUZUKI, C (.277, 10, 55) 12 Scott HAIRSTON, LF (.273, 5, 21) 15 Ryan SWEENEY, RF (.272, 5, 34) 14 Mark ELLIS, 2B (.278, 6, 44) 32 Jack CUST, DH (.230, 17, 51) 10 Daric BARTON, 1B (.147, 1, 3) 26 Cliff PENNINGTON, SS (.270, 1, 6) OAKLAND ROSTER PITCHERS IP H R ER BB SO HR Pitches Coaching Staff: 17 Bob Geren, Manager 47 Gio GONZALEZ, LHP (4-3, 5.88) 4 Mike Gallego,Third Base 38 Todd Steverson, First Base 20 Jim Skaalen, Hitting 41 Curt Young, Pitching 37 Ron Romanick, Bullpen 46 Tye Waller, Bench Position Players: Pitchers: 3 Eric Chavez (DL) L/R IF 23 Brett Tomko R/R P 5 Nomar Garciaparra R/R IF 31 Brad Ziegler R/R P 7 Bobby Crosby (DL) R/R IF 33 Joey Devine (DL) R/R P 8 Kurt Suzuki R/R C 40 Andrew Bailey R/R P 10 Daric Barton L/R 1B 44 Santiago Casilla R/R P 11 Rajai Davis R/R OF 45 Dan Giese (DL) R/R P 12 Scott Hairston R/R CF 47 Gio Gonzalez R/L P 14 Mark Ellis R/R IF 48 Michael Wuertz R/R P 15 Ryan Sweeney L/L CF 49 Brett Anderson L/L P 2B LOB 21 Tommy Everidge R/R 1B 51 Dallas Braden (DL) L/L P 26 Cliff Pennington S/R IF 52 Jay Marshall L/L P 3B DP 29 Adam Kennedy L/R IF 53 Trevor Cahill R/R P 32 Jack Cust L/R OF 54 Vin Mazzaro R/R P HR E 35 Landon Powell S/R C 55 Josh Outman (DL) L/L P 56 Craig Breslow L/L P 58 Justin Duchscherer(DL) R/R P 59 Edgar Gonzalez R/R P 60 Jeff Gray R/R P.
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