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San Francisco Giants vs. Oakland Athletics · Friday, June 22, 2012 · 7:05 pm · CSNCA GAME SCORECARD First Pitch: Time of Game: Attendance: Tonight’s Umpires: About Tonight’s Game: Ofﬁ cial Scorer: Art Santo Domingo HP 27 Larry Vanover Comcast SportsNet California Authentic Fan Friday 1B 11 Tony Randazzo Wells Fargo School Supply Drive 2B 9 Brian Gorman* A’s Upcoming Games: 3B 97 Todd Tichenor June 23 SF RHP Tyson Ross (2-6, 6.11) vs. LHP Madison Bumgarner (8-4, 2.92) 4:15 pm FOX *Crew chief June 24 SF RHP Brandon McCarthy (6-3, 2.54) vs. RHP Matt Cain (9-2, 2.34) 1:05 pm CSNCA SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS (38-32) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 AB R H RBI 7 Gregor BLANCO, CF (L) (.254, 4, 15) 5 Ryan THERIOT, 2B (.275, 0, 15) 53 Melky CABRERA, LF (S) (.363, 6, 35) 28 Buster POSEY, DH (.293, 8, 36) 48 Pablo SANDOVAL, 3B (S) (.304, 5, 19) 9 Brandon BELT, 1B (L) (.262, 3, 24) 12 Nate SCHIERHOLTZ, RF (L) (.256, 3, 11) 29 Hector SANCHEZ, C (S) (.261, 2, 18) 35 Brandon CRAWFORD, SS (L) (.234, 1, 21) SAN FRANCISCO ROSTER PITCHERS IP H R ER BB SO HR Pitches Coaching Staff: 15 Bruce Bochy, Manager 55 RHP Tim LINCECUM (2-8, 6.19) 23 Ron Wotus, Bench 19 Dave Righetti, Pitching 31 Hensley Meulens, Hitting 26 Mark Gardner, Bullpen 39 Roberto Kelly, First Base 1 Tim Flannery, Third Base Bench: Bullpen: Left Left None 40 Madison Bumgarner SP Right 41 Jeremy Affeldt RP 13 Joaquin Arias IF 49 Javier Lopez RP 51 Justin Christian OF 75 Barry Zito SP Switch Right 2 Emmanuel Burriss IF 18 Matt Cain SP 16 Angel Pagan OF 32 Ryan Vogelsong SP 2B LOB 34 Clay Hensley RP 46 Santiago Casilla RP 54 Sergio Romo RP 3B DP 61 Shane Loux RP 70 George Kontos RP HR E OAKLAND ATHLETICS (34-36) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 AB R H RBI 4 Coco CRISP, CF (S) (.208, 1, 14) 19 Jemile WEEKS, 2B (S) (.222, 2, 10) 16 Josh REDDICK, RF (L) (.257, 15, 33) 52 Yoenis CESPEDES, DH (.279, 7, 30) 15 Seth SMITH, LF (L) (.269, 7, 24) 7 Brandon INGE, 3B (.207, 7, 33) 37 Brandon MOSS, 1B (L) (.283, 7, 12) 8 Kurt SUZUKI, C (.215, 0, 16) 2 Cliff PENNINGTON, SS (S) (.218, 2, 15) OAKLAND ROSTER PITCHERS IP H R ER BB SO HR Pitches Coaching Staff: 6 Bob Melvin, Manager 11 RHP Jarrod PARKER (3-3, 2.82) 5 Chip Hale, Bench 41 Curt Young, Pitching 30 Chili Davis, Hitting 44 Rick Rodriguez, Bullpen 46 Tye Waller, First Base 3 Mike Gallego, Third Base Bench: Bullpen: Left Left 28 Eric Sogard IF 13 Jerry Blevins RP Right 40 Brian Fuentes RP 12 Collin Cowgill OF 54 Travis Blackley SP 31 Jonny Gomes OF 57 Tommy Milone SP 72 Derek Norris C 62 Sean Doolittle RP Switch 77 Jordan Norberto RP None Right 2B LOB 21 Bartolo Colon SP 32 Brandon McCarthy SP 48 Ryan Cook RP 3B DP 50 Grant Balfour RP 53 Jim Miller RP HR E.

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