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Houston Astros Vs. Oakland Athletics Tuesday, Sept Houston Astros vs. Oakland Athletics Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2016 w 7:05 p.m. w CSNCA GAME SCORECARD First Pitch Time/Temp: Attendance: Time of Game: Umpires Official Scorer: Jim Young Anthem: Oakland Unified School Dist. Honor First Pitch: Men’s Wearhouse rep. HP 60 Marty Foster Upcoming Games: 1B 82 Clint Fagan Wed., Sept. 21 HOU RHP Daniel MENGDEN (2-7, 5.68) vs. RHP Collin MCHUGH (11-10, 4.66) 12:35 MLBN 2B 76 Mike Muchlinski Fri., Sept. 23 TEX RHP Kendall GRAVEMAN (10-10, 4.21) vs. TBA 6:35 CSNCA 3B 33 Mike Winters (cc) Sat., Sept. 24 TEX RHP Raul ALCÁNTARA (1-1, 5.65) vs. TBA 1:05 CSNCA HOUSTON ASTROS (79-71) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 AB R H RBI 4 George SPRINGER, RF .250, 28, 77 10 Yuli GURRIEL, 3B .307, 3, 13 27 Jose ALTUVE, 2B .337, 24, 94 1 Carlos CORREA, SS .274, 20, 92 11 Evan GATTIS, C .246, 28, 64 9 Marwin GONZALEZ, 1B (S) .251, 13, 45 13 Tyler WHITE, DH .217, 7, 26 35 Teoscar HERNANDEZ, LF .218, 4, 9 6 Jake MARISNICK, CF .212, 5, 18 BENCH BULLPEN (R) BULLPEN (L) PITCHERS IP H R ER BB SO HR Pitches Left Right Left 15 Jason CASTRO C 36 Will HARRIS 29 Tony SIPP 59 RHP Joe MUSGROVE 3-4, 4.71 16 Tony KEMP OF 37 Pat NESHEK 50 Kevin CHAPMAN 19 Colin MORAN INF 44 Luke GREGERSON 23 A.J. REED INF 45 Michael FELIZ 28 Colby RASMUS OF 47 Chris DEVENSKI Right 51 James HOYT 12 Max STASSI C 53 Ken GILES Switch 61 Jandel GUSTAVE NONE 62 Brady RODGERS 63 David PAULINO Coaching Staff: Active Players: 13 Tyler White INF 35 Teoscar Hernandez OF 53 Ken Giles RHP 14 A.J. Hinch Manager 1 Carlos Correa INF 15 Jason Castro (L) C 36 Will Harris RHP 54 Mike Fiers RHP 8 Gary Pettis Third Base 2 Alex Bregman INF 16 Tony Kemp (L) OF 37 Pat Neshek (S) RHP 58 Doug Fister (L) RHP 22 Trey Hillman Bench 4 George Springer OF 19 Colin Moran (L) INF 41 Brad Peacock RHP 59 Joe Musgrove RHP 39 Dave Hudgens Hitting 6 Jake Marisnick OF 23 A.J. Reed (L) INF 44 Luke Gregerson (L) RHP 60 Dallas Keuchel (L) LHP 48 Rich Dauer First Base 9 Marwin Gonzalez (S) INF 27 Jose Altuve INF 45 Michael Feliz RHP 61 Jandel Gustave RHP 52 Craig Bjornson Bullpen 10 Yuli Gurriel INF 28 Colby Rasmus (L) OF 47 Chris Devenski RHP 62 Brady Rodgers RHP 55 Alonzo Powell Asst. Hitting 11 Evan Gattis C 29 Tony Sipp (L) LHP 50 Kevin Chapman (L) LHP 63 David Paulino RHP 56 Brent Strom Pitching 12 Max Stassi C 31 Collin McHugh RHP 51 James Hoyt RHP OAKLAND ATHLETICS (66-84) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 AB R H RBI 52 Joey WENDLE, 2B (L) .305, 1, 9 10 Marcus SEMIEN, SS .234, 26, 70 21 Stephen VOGT, C (L) .256, 12, 48 26 Danny VALENCIA, RF .290, 17, 51 48 Ryon HEALY, 3B .312, 11, 30 17 Yonder ALONSO, 1B (L) .255, 7, 53 39 Brett EIBNER, CF .210, 6, 20 22 Renato NUÑEZ, DH .111, 0, 1 5 Jake SMOLINSKI, LF .248, 7, 27 BENCH BULLPEN (R) BULLPEN (L) PITCHERS IP H R ER BB SO HR Pitches Left Right Left 12 Max MUNCY INF 31 Liam HENDRIKS 47 Dillon OVERTON 55 LHP Sean MANAEA 6-9, 4.23 13 Matt OLSON OF 44 Ryan MADSON 57 Daniel COULOMBE 63 Bruce MAXWELL C 56 Chris SMITH 62 Sean DOOLITTLE Right 58 Zach NEAL 2 Khris DAVIS OF 61 John AXFORD 18 Chad PINDER INF 64 J.B. WENDELKEN 29 Matt MCBRIDE C 66 Ryan DULL Switch 30 Arismendy ALCÁNTARA INF Coaching Staff: Active Players: 22 Renato Nuñez INF 47 Dillon Overton (L) LHP 60 Andrew Triggs RHP 6 Bob Melvin Manager 2 Khris Davis OF 26 Danny Valencia UTIL 48 Ryon Healy INF 61 John Axford RHP 7 Mark Kotsay Bench 5 Jake Smolinski OF 29 Matt McBride C 49 Kendall Graveman RHP 62 Sean Doolittle (L) LHP 14 Mike Aldrete First Base 10 Marcus Semien INF 30 Arismendy Alcántara (S) INF 50 Raul Alcántara RHP 63 Bruce Maxwell (L) C 38 Ron Washington Third Base 12 Max Muncy (L) INF 31 Liam Hendriks RHP 52 Joey Wendle (L) INF 64 J.B. Wendelken RHP 41 Curt Young Pitching 13 Matt Olson (L) OF 39 Brett Eibner OF 55 Sean Manaea LHP 66 Ryan Dull RHP 51 Darren Bush Hitting 17 Yonder Alonso (L) INF 44 Ryan Madson RHP 56 Chris Smith RHP 67 Daniel Mengden RHP 59 Marcus Jensen Asst. Hitting 18 Chad Pinder INF 45 Jharel Cotton RHP 57 Daniel Coulombe (L) LHP 65 Scott Emerson Bullpen 21 Stephen Vogt (L) C 46 Ross Detwiler LHP 58 Zach Neal RHP.
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