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2006 PSG1 Bios 2007 A’s POST SEASON INFORMATION GUIDE Table of Contents Bob Geren Bio .................................................................................... 2 Starting Pitchers Day-By-Day .......................................................... 51 Coaches Bios Team Notes ....................................................................................... 53 Brad Fischer ................................................................................. 3 Final Statistics .................................................................................. 56 Rene Lachemann .......................................................................... 3 Day-By-Day ..................................................................................... 57 Bob Schaefer ................................................................................ 4 Wild Card Day-By-Day .................................................................... 61 Ty Van Burkleo ............................................................................. 4 Chronology ....................................................................................... 62 Tye Waller..................................................................................... 5 Fielding ............................................................................................. 76 Curt Young.................................................................................... 5 Pinch Hitting ..................................................................................... 77 Player Bios Batting with Runners in Scoring Position ........................................ 78 Daric Barton ................................................................................. 6 Designated Hitting ............................................................................ 79 Joe Blanton ................................................................................... 7 Batting with the Bases Loaded ......................................................... 80 Jerry Blevins ................................................................................. 8 Club Statistics ................................................................................... 81 Rob Bowen ................................................................................... 9 Highs and Lows ................................................................................ 82 Dallas Braden ............................................................................. 10 Miscellaneous Stats .......................................................................... 83 Andrew Brown ........................................................................... 11 Transactions ...................................................................................... 84 Dee Brown .................................................................................. 12 How the A’s Were Built .................................................................... 85 Travis Buck ................................................................................ 13 Before the All-Star Break ................................................................. 86 Kiko Calero ................................................................................ 14 After the All-Star Break ................................................................... 87 Santiago Casilla .......................................................................... 15 April .................................................................................................. 88 Eric Chavez ................................................................................ 16 May ................................................................................................... 89 Bobby Crosby ............................................................................. 18 June ................................................................................................... 90 Jack Cust ..................................................................................... 18 July ................................................................................................... 91 Jeff DaVanon .............................................................................. 20 August .............................................................................................. 92 Lenny DiNardo ........................................................................... 21 September ......................................................................................... 93 Justin Duchscherer ..................................................................... 22 Home ................................................................................................ 94 Mark Ellis ................................................................................... 23 Road .................................................................................................. 95 Alan Embree ............................................................................... 24 Day ................................................................................................... 96 J.J. Furmaniak ............................................................................. 25 Night ................................................................................................. 97 Chad Gaudin ............................................................................... 26 Left ................................................................................................... 98 Jack Hannahan ............................................................................ 27 Right ................................................................................................. 99 Rich Harden ................................................................................ 27 Grass ............................................................................................... 100 Dan Haren ................................................................................... 28 Turf ................................................................................................. 101 Dan Johnson ............................................................................... 30 Standings ........................................................................................ 102 Mark Kotsay ............................................................................... 31 Wild Card Standings ....................................................................... 103 Colby Lewis ............................................................................... 32 Attendance ...................................................................................... 103 Ruddy Lugo ................................................................................ 33 American League Team Leaders .................................................... 104 Jay Marshall ............................................................................... 34 American League Batting Leaders ................................................. 106 Adam Melhuse ........................................................................... 35 American League Pitching Leaders ............................................... 108 Dan Meyer .................................................................................. 36 American League Rookie Leaders ................................................. 110 Donnie Murphy .......................................................................... 37 National League Team Leaders ...................................................... 112 Mike Piazza ................................................................................ 37 National League Batting Leaders ................................................... 114 Marco Scutaro ............................................................................ 39 National League Pitching Leaders ................................................. 116 Chris Snelling ............................................................................. 40 Sacramento Recap .......................................................................... 118 Shannon Stewart ......................................................................... 41 Midland Recap ............................................................................... 119 Huston Street .............................................................................. 42 Stockton Recap ............................................................................... 120 Kurt Suzuki ................................................................................. 43 Kane County Recap ........................................................................ 121 Nick Swisher .............................................................................. 44 Vancouver Recap ............................................................................ 122 Kevin Thompson ........................................................................ 45 Arizona Recap ................................................................................ 123 Additional Players ............................................................................ 46 Roster .............................................................................................. 124 1 53 BOB GEREN MGR Robert Peter Geren A former catcher, Geren’s professional playing career spanned 15 Named as A’s bullpen coach, November 13, 2002 seasons, including five years
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