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BOSTON RED SOX (28-34) at BALTIMORE ORIOLES (31-30) Monday, June 9, 2014 • 7:05 p.m. ET • Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Baltimore, MD RHP Jake Peavy (1-3, 4.72) vs. RHP Bud Norris (4-5, 4.41) Game #63 • Road Game #31 • TV: NESN • Radio: WEEI 93.7 FM, WCEC 1490 AM (Spanish) STATE OF THE SOX: The Red Sox defeated the Tigers last FACING THE O’S: The Sox and Orioles open a 3-game night in Detroit, 5-3, the last game of a 3-game series at series in Baltimore tonight, their 8th of 19 games this sea- REGULAR SEASON BREAKDOWN Comerica Park...The win snapped a 5-game losing streak to son (4-3) and 4th here (2-1)...They last played in Baltimore Overall ........................................... 28-34 AL East Standing ....................4th, 9.0 GB begin the current 10-day, 9-game road trip, which started in the season-opening series, 3/31-4/3, and do not return At Home ......................................... 15-17 with 3 straight losses in Cleveland. again until 9/19-21. On Road ......................................... 13-17 At 28-34, Boston is 6 games under .500...The Sox The Sox have outscored the Orioles 115-100 since In day games .................................... 7-12 are in 4th place in the AL East, 9.0 games back in the the start of in 2013, but have gone 12-14 in those In night games ............................... 21-22 division, and 5.0 games back in the race for the AL’s contests...10 of those 14 losses were by 2 runs or less. April ............................................... 13-14 2nd Wild Card playoff berth. May ................................................ 13-15 June ................................................... 2-5 Boston is 5-5 in its last 10 games...In the AL East, only ON EUTAW STREET: Boston has won 5 of its last 8 games vs. AL East ...................................... 12-17 Toronto has a better mark in its last 10 (6-4). at Oriole Park beginning on 7/27...Boston has averaged 12 vs. AL Central ................................... 4-11 hits per game here during that stretch (96 total hits), reach- vs. AL West ......................................... 6-3 Thursday marked the club’s only off-day in a 37-day ing double-digits in 7 of those 8 contests. vs. National League............................ 6-3 stretch from 5/20-6/25...Boston is 18 days and 19 vs. RH starter .................................. 15-25 games into that 36-game stretch (8-11 thus far). ROAD RUNNING: The Red Sox are 13-17 (.433) in 30 vs. LH starter .................................... 13-9 Boston is 13-9 (.591) when facing a lefty starter and games on the road this season...Only DET (28) and MIN Leading after 6 innings .................... 18-1 15-25 (.375) when opposing a righty. (29) have played fewer road games among AL teams. Tied after 6 innings ............................ 5-6 Trailing after 6 innings ..................... 5-27 PAPI IS CLUTCH: Last night David Ortiz turned a 3-2 defi - Leading after 7 innings .................... 20-1 PITCHING IN: The Red Sox rank 4th in the AL with a 3.88 Tied after 7 innings ............................ 4-8 cit into a 5-3 lead with a 3-run homer in the top of the 9th, ERA, trailing only OAK (2.91), SEA (3.45), and KC (3.78). Trailing after 7 innings ..................... 4-25 which stood as the deciding hit...It was the 2nd 9th-inning Boston’s 2.96 relief ERA ranks 3rd in the AL behind Leading after 8 innings .................... 21-0 comeback for the Red Sox in 28 games this season when Tied after 8 innings ............................ 5-8 trailing after the 8th, also 4/16 at CWS (won in the 14th). OAK (2.63) and SEA (2.81)...The club also ranks 3rd in the AL in quality starts behind OAK (40) and KC (36). Trailing after 8 innings ..................... 2-26 It was Ortiz’s 16th career game-deciding home run in Red Sox score 1st ............................. 21-8 Opponent scores fi rst ....................... 7-26 the 9th inning or later during the regular season (11 BURKE ROLLING: Burke Badenhop, in the midst of a walk-offs, 5th on the road). Shutouts ............................................. 2-4 12.0-inning scoreless streak, has gone 26.1 consecutive Scoring less than 3 runs ................... 0-17 It was the 5th game-deciding home run in the 9th IP without allowing an earned run (1 run allowed in that Scoring 3 or 4 runs ........................... 11-8 inning or later that Ortiz has hit with his team trailing, stretch, which began with his 2nd inning of work on 4/18). Scoring 5 or more runs ..................... 17-9 his 1st since a walk-off 2-run shot on 9/12/07 vs. TB... Red Sox hit HR ............................... 16-21 He leads MLB relievers with 10 opponent GIDP, the Red Sox hit 0 HR ............................ 12-13 All 5 of those long balls have come since the start of most by a Red Sox relief pitcher since 2008, when 2005, the most such homers in MLB in that time. 1-run games ..................................... 7-14 Javier Lopez and Justin Masterson each totaled 11. 2-run games ....................................... 7-3 Walk-offs ............................................ 4-6 SO MANY SWEEPS: Last night’s win in Detroit ended a KOJI LEADER: Koji Uehara has allowed only 2 runs in 26.2 Extra innings (home) .......................... 2-2 stretch of 7 consecutive Red Sox series ending in sweeps innings this season for a 0.68 ERA, best among AL relievers. Extra innings (road)............................ 1-3 from 5/16-6/4, with Boston being swept 4 times and Extra innings (total) ........................... 3-5 sweeping its opponent 3 times. Uehara has converted all 12 save chances this season Series openers .................................. 8-13 and his last 28 in the regular season beginning on Series fi nales .................................... 9-12 Overall this season, the Red Sox are even in their 21 7/9/13, the longest active streak in MLB. Series W-L-T (home) ........................6-5-1 series played this year (10 wins, 10 losses, 1 split). Series W-L-T (road) .......................... 4-5-0 BROCK STARRING: Brock Holt went 4-for-5 last night Series W-L-T (total) ......................10-10-1 START ANOTHER STREAK: Boston won last night to with a triple and a run scored and has reached base in 16 of Series sweeps (home) ........................ 3-3 end a 5-game losing skid...The Red Sox’ recent outcomes his 17 starts as Boston’s leadoff hitter...That includes an ac- Series sweeps (road) .......................... 1-2 have come in streaks, with that 5-game slide preceded by tive 10-game on-base streak over which he ranks 5th in the Series sweeps (total) .......................... 4-5 a season-long winning streak from 5/26-6/1, the club’s 1st AL with a .413 AVG (starting 5/29), and has 2 4-hit games. Come-from-behind wins ........12, last 6/8 win streak longer than 2 games in 2014...The win streak Innings batting around....7, last 5/27 (7th) Overall this season Holt has hit .350 (28-for-80) from Games decided in last AB................. 9-10 followed a 10-game drought from 5/15-25, the Red Sox’ the leadoff spot, the best mark in MLB while batting longest skid since dropping 11 in a row, 6/8-19/94. 1st in the order (min. 50 PA). VS. THE ORIOLES ON THE OFFENSE: This season the Red Sox’ offense has BETTER THAN PAR: Xander Bogearts has a .340 AVG/.407 All-Time vs. O’s (since 1954) ...... 531-451 drawn 234 walks, 3rd in the AL behind OAK (274) and MIN OBP/.566 SLG/.973 OPS line in his last 26 games starting on In Boston .................................... 270-218 (236)...The club has the 5th-best OBP in the AL (.328) but 5/11 (10 2B, 3B, 4 HR, 12 RBI, 8 BB, 4 HBP)...In the AL dur- In Baltimore ............................... 261-233 has averaged 4.1 runs per game, which ranks 11th in AL yet ing that span, only DET’s Ian Kinsler has more doubles (11). At Camden Yards ........................ 105-72 ahead of division rivals New York (4.0) and Tampa Bay (3.7). 2014 vs. Orioles ................................. 4-2 Red Sox batters have reached base an ML-high 350 IT’S BEEN CLOSE: The Sox have played 20 games decided In Boston .......................................... 2-1 times on 2-strike counts, including an ML-best 221 by 1 run (7-13), 2nd most in the AL (BAL, 21)...Boston tops In Baltimore ..................................... 2-1 hits with 2 strikes. the AL with 13, 1-run losses. DATE H/R SCORE WP LP The Sox are averaging 4.04 pitches/PA, 2nd most in Of the Red Sox’ last 5 losses, 3 have been decided by 3/31 R L1-2 Britton Lester 4/2 R W6-2 Lackey Jimenez the majors to MIN (4.08). 2 runs or less...Breakdown of the club’s last 8 losses: 4/3 R W4-3 Doubront Chen 3 by 1 run, 2 by 2 runs, 2 by 3 runs, 1 by 4 runs. 4/18 H L4-8 Tillman Lackey PICKING THEIR SPOTS: Red Sox base runners have been 4/19 H W4-2 Tazawa Norris successful in 10 of 11 stolen base attempts beginning on Of the Sox’ 62 games this year, exactly half (31) have 4/20 H W6-5 Mujica Matusz 5/11 (90.9%)...It marks the best success rate in baseball in been decided by 2 or fewer runs...Boston is 14-17 4/21 H L6-7 Chen Buchholz that time, and also the 2nd-fewest attempts in the majors (.452) in those games.
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  • 2014 JC Connect

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    2013 - 2014 Annual Report CONNECT SRJC student in Automotive Technology Program 1 CONNECT Message from the Chair Dear SRJC supporters, alumni and friends, On behalf of the Santa Rosa Junior College Foundation Board, I would like to thank you for your support of SRJC students and to highlight once more the difference your contribution can make to a student in need. For nearly a century, Santa Rosa Junior College has changed the lives of generations who build their futures on the solid foundation of education. The commitment SRJC’s faculty, staff and administration make to student success is always increased by the support we receive from our local community. Students of all ages attend SRJC to find their way to professional achievement, prepare to transfer to four- year universities, or train for vocational positions. Too often, they are overwhelmed by financial needs, working several jobs, studying full-time, and trying to make ends meet. In 2013-2014, 37% of students received financial aid, Board of Governors fee waivers or scholarships. The Scholarship Office receives moving essays from students talking about many years of struggle between the desire to go to school and the necessity of meeting a budget. Hardship can be seen at every age: the College has young students who are homeless and do homework while living in a shelter, students in their 40s and 50s who need to make a career change, as well as first generation students who never thought possible a higher education because their parents and grandparents did not have one. Charlie Briones is one example of a struggling student.