FRONT OFFICE 2008 ATHLETICS REVIEW RECORDS HISTORY OPPONENTS PLAYER DEVELOPMENT MISCELLANEOUS

▲ REVIEW 197 REVIEW 2008 MEDIA GUIDE 2008 OAKLAND ATHLETICS After beginning the season in -A, After beginning the season in Triple-A, Jack Cust finished the 2007 season as the team leader in home runs (26) and RBI (82). A’s

MISCELLANEOUS PLAYER DEVELOPMENT OPPONENTS HISTORY RECORDS REVIEW 2008 ATHLETICS FRONT OFFICE they were eliminatedingame151onSeptember16. September 17ingame152…thatwastheearliestA’s havebeenknockedoutoftheplayoff racesince1998when 12 games…were officially eliminatedfrom theALWest onSeptember15andwere Card eliminatedfrom on theWild 1968 whentheydidit20times…went11-22overthefinal33gamesbeginningonAugust24andlost10of .500 forthe19thtimein2007…theonlyseasonOaklandhistorywhichA’s hadmore daysat.500wasin 65-64 onAugust23butthatwouldbetheirfinaldayover.500…lostthenexttoputseasonrecord atexactly push fora.500record bywinningnineof11gamesfrom August13to23…thatmovedtheA’s onegameover.500at AL in2007…went12-12overthenext24gamesthrough August12toputtheA’s seasonrecord at56-62…madea A’s longestsinceJuly21-29,1998whentheyalsolostninestraight…itequaledthesecondlosingstreak inthe nine-game losingstreak from July6to17…thelosingstreak equaledthefifthlongestinOaklandhistoryanditwas ting averageafterthat…went7-21overa28-gamestretch from June16toJuly17…cappedthatwithaseasonhigh a 2.99ERAand.234opponentsbattingaveragethrough June15and27-43witha5.30ERA.297opponentsbat- of theseason,whichwasthird highestintheALandsixthMajors…A’s startingpitcherswere 25-17with was thelowestmarkinALandsecondMajors…thencompileda5.10ERAfrom June16untiltheend 37-60 (.381),hadalowerwinningpercentage…the A’s pitchingstaff hada3.13ERAthrough gamesofJune15,which final 96games…hadthesecondworstrecord inbaseballfrom June16untiltheendofseason…onlyTampa Bay, at atthetime…however, theeightgamesover.500wouldbeaseasonhighasA’s went39-57(.406)overthe June 15,whichwasgoodforsecondplaceintheWest, four gamesbehindLosAngeles…hadtheeighthbestrecord in went 11-2overa13-gamespanfrom June2to15…thatgave theA’s a37-29(.561)record attheconclusionof playon Los AngelesattheconclusionofplayonJune1…thenwonaseasonhighfiveconsecutivegamesfrom June2to6and streaks…went 26-27overthatseasonopeningstretch, whichputtheA’s inthird placeintheWest, 6½gamesbehind streak from April15-20,andhadjusttwolosingstreaks longer thantwogamesoverthatstretch, apairofthree-game two monthsoftheseason…puttogethermore thantwoconsecutivewinsjustonceoverthefirst53games,afour-game recent trend ofslowstartsastheywere nevermore thantwogamesover.500orunderthefirst 11 daystiedforsecond,127inthird, sevendaystiedforthird andsevendaysinfourth…theA’s continuedtheir day ineveryspotthestandings…hadsixdayssolepossessionoffirst,three daystiedforfirst,21insecond, the A’s 40seasonsinOakland…spentmostoftheseasonthird placeintheWest althoughtheA’s spentatleastone second intheWest since1998whentheyfinishedfourth…theA’s .469winningpercentage equaledthe11thlowestin spot since1997whentheywere 25gamesbehindSeattleintheWest…it wasthefirsttimeA’s didnotfinishfirstor Card, 18gamesbehindNewYork…itWild markedthefirsttimeA’s finishedmore than14gamesoutofaplayoff 1998…finished inthird placeintheAmericanLeagueWest, 18gamesbehindLosAngeles,andwere sixthintheAL as theyfinishedwitha76-86record…it wasthefirsttimeOaklandfinishedwithalosingrecord sincegoing74-88in ▲ DL stintsincludedtimeonthe60-dayDL…theA’s begantheseasonwiththree playersontheDLanddidnotdrop below combined tomissanOaklandrecord 1259gameswhileontheDL,anaverageof57.2 gamesperDLstint…11ofthe22 2007 RECAP: 198 THE DISABLEDLIST: upy tandrbcg uce u.1-et 1 8-6 16-23 18-24 27-33 14 4-9 28-34 39 11-5 42 32-43 60 6-10 13 62 Aug.18-end of season Aug.15-endof season Aug.19-Sept. 2 16 22-26 July27-endof season 75 6-8 July25-endof season 16 32-31 28-35 June29-July13 48 July8-end of season 32-36 14 57-68 June3-June19 59-70 63 63 8-7 125 68 June19-July 5 Strainedlefthamstring Strainedribcagemuscle 33-25 129 May22-July 15 May15-May 29 Lowerbackspasms 11-9 Murphy May15-end ofseason Lowerbackspasms 26-26 15 Buck May11-endof season April29-July7 Fractured lefthand Kotsay 58 May13-July 22 Strainedrightshoulder Sprainedrightthumb 63-64 Chavez May3-July 19 20 Crosby 52 Inflammation rightshoulder MISSED Harden RECORD April23-May 10 Strainedrightcalf 127 Buck GAMES April16-June 20 Calero March 27-April 24 Fractured Strained lefthamstring rightthumb Bradley March 23-May 31 March 25-August 21 Robertson Irritation,rightulnarnerve A’s Bradley Strainedrighthip DATES Leftkneecontusion Duchscherer Sprainedrightshoulder Street Strained leftcalf 65-75 Snelling Strainedlefthamstring Piazza Strainedrightshoulder Kielty 140 Bradley Torn labrum,lefthip Spasmsinrighttrapezius Harden March Lowerbacksurgery 23-endofseason Johnson Loaiza Torn ulnarcollateralligament,rightelbow Kotsay Denorfia PLAYER INJURY REVIEW TheA’s hadtheir streak ofeightconsecutiveseasonswithawinningrecord cometoanendin2007 TheA’s usedthedisabledlist22timesin2007,tyingOaklandrecord setin1992…A’s players 2008 OAKLAND ATHLETICS MEDIA GUIDE 2007 SeasonInReview A's DisabledList,2007

FRONT OFFICE 2008 ATHLETICS REVIEW RECORDS HISTORY OPPONENTS PLAYER DEVELOPMENT MISCELLANEOUS ▲ 199 REVIEW 2008 OAKLAND ATHLETICS MEDIA GUIDE 2008 OAKLAND ATHLETICS A’s starting were 52-60 with a 4.29 ERA…ranked fifth in the in ERA 52-60 with a 4.29 ERA…ranked starting pitchers were A’s The A’s finished fourth in the American League with a .985 , the first time they finished fourth in the American League with a .985 fielding percentage, The A’s The A’s set an Oakland record by using a Major League leading 54 players in 2007…broke the previous the previous leading 54 players in 2007…broke by using a Major League set an Oakland record The A’s The A’s converted 36 of 61 (59.0%) save opportunities, which was the third lowest save percent- which was the third bullpen converted 36 of 61 (59.0%) save opportunities, The A’s The A’s compiled a 4.28 ERA, which ranked sixth in the American League…it marked the first time the A’s did marked the first time the A’s compiled a 4.28 ERA, which ranked sixth in the American League…it The A’s The A’s ranked second to last in the American League with a .256 batting average and a .246 average with with a .256 batting average and a .246 average with ranked second to last in the American League The A’s third in the AL in shutouts (9)…topped 1000 for the seventh consecutive season and the eighth time in fran- in the AL in shutouts (9)…topped 1000 strikeouts for the third history…had the most intentional walks season total in A’s chise history…the 1036 strikeouts is the fourth highest single which was second most in the AL and second most in Oakland(60) and sacrifices flies (60) in the AL…allowed 45 triples, of 48 in 1983. history to the record mark in 2000…now have a 3.89 ERA since 2001, which is the lowest in the AL over that span and tied with Atlanta formark in 2000…now have a 3.89 ERA since 2001, which fewest in the Majors…since was the fewest in the AL and third the lowest in the Majors…allowed 138 home runs, which lowest opponents (135)…had the third was the 2002 A’s 1996, the only AL team to allow fewer home runs in a season (.329)…had (.404) in the AL and the sixth lowest on-base percentage batting average (.263) and was second fewest in franchise history (2 in 1997)…tied forfour complete games, which tied for eighth in the AL but not finish in the AL top four in ERA since 1998 when they were ninth…it was the A’s highest ERA since posting a 4.58 ninth…it was the A’s were not finish in the AL top four in ERA since 1998 when they the AL in triples (28), had the second most unearned lowest support (4.86). runs (54), and the third and had the fourth lowest opponents batting average (.270)…the wins were fifth fewest in the AL and the fewest by A’s fifth fewest in the AL and the fewest by A’s wins were and had the fourth lowest opponents batting average (.270)…the just 95 home runs, which was second fewest in the AL, and hadstarters since 1998 when they also went 52-60…allowed (.411)…issued the fourth most walks (325) and ranked sixth in on-base lowest opponents slugging percentage the third starters since 1990 (17)…led was the fewest by A’s (.330)…had the fewest batters in the AL (21), which percentage DEFENSIVE DOINGS: THE BULLPEN: STARTING PITCHING: STARTING PITCHING: OFFENSE: days…after that, the A’s did not go more than eight days without a move the rest of the season…from May 11 to July May of the season…from days without a move the rest than eight go more did not the A’s days…after that, move. a 40-man roster days without than three go more did not 25, the A’s USED: PLAYERS Denorfia, who was acquired from Cincinnati on April 27, missed the most games with 140 and Harden (133), Chris Harden most games with 140 and on April 27, missed the Cincinnati from was acquired Denorfia, who to games…the injuries led (125) also missed at least 100 Duchscherer Esteban Loaiza (127) and Justin Snelling (129), April 23 when move until their first 25-man roster did not make A’s week of the season…the moves nearly every roster of 21 a streak was promoted…that Putnam were and and Danny went on the DL Bradley and Harden that number all year…had at least five players on the DL every day beginning on April 27 and had 110 days with at least with at least had 110 days on April 27 and beginning the DL every day players on at least five all year…had that number stints on had multiple players and on June 19…four May 22-29 from season high 11 a on the DL…including eight players …Chris and Rich Harden Buck, Travis each by and two times by Milton Bradley times including three the DL Oakland team has gone an entire season without being picked off since the stat was tracked beginning in 1987…were since the stat was tracked beginning in 1987…were without being picked off season Oakland team has gone an entire flies (56). in the AL in pitches per plate appearance (3.91) and sacrifice third history…scored 741 runs, which was fourth fewest in the AL and the fewest by an Oakland team in a non-strike season 741 runs, which was fourth fewest history…scored shutout 10 times, which was fourth most in the AL…ranked last in the AL in triples since 1993 when they had 715…were the previous breaking the fewest in franchise history, hits were (16), stolen bases (52) and sacrifice hits (18)…the sacrifice in the history…had the fourth lowest slugging percentage fourth fewest in A’s of 19 in 2005…the triples were record the first time an and did not have a base runner picked off, AL (.407)…had the fewest caught stealings in the AL (20) runners in scoring position…finished ahead of Chicago (.246 overall, .243 with RISP)…however, ranked second in the AL ranked second ahead of Chicago (.246 overall, .243 with RISP)…however, runners in scoring position…finished fourth most in Oakland (.338)…the walks were and had the sixth best on-base percentage with 664 walks (Boston, 689) Ellis, Embree, Gaudin, Haren, Marshall, Scutaro and Stewart)…nine of the 32 players on the A’s active roster at the end at the active roster of the 32 players on the A’s and Stewart)…nine Marshall, Scutaro Gaudin, Haren, Ellis, Embree, not in the organization on Opening Day. of the season were in 2007…the A’s nine rookie position players combined for 288 games and 891 at bats and the eight rookie pitchers and 891 at bats and the eight rookie position players combined for 288 games nine rookie in 2007…the A’s starting lineup in 129 of the in the and 237.1 …had at least one rookie combined for 167 appearances League debut…only nine made their Major of the 17 rookies occasions…nine 10 different 162 games, including four on season (Blanton, DiNardo, the entire active 25-man roster on the A’s were Opening Day roster of the 25 players on the A’s fielders…used 24 different pitchers, which was second most in Oakland history to the record of 26 set in 1997…that history to the record pitchers, which was second most in Oakland fielders…used 24 different for the A’s, pitchers started a game of 21 in 1997…10 different which was one short of the record includes 20 relievers, most in Oakland history and third using 12 in 1999…used 30 position players, which was which was their most since the A’s rookies, in 1972…17 of the 54 players (31.5%) were is 32 had 31…the record the most since 1978 when they rookies used more (19) and Colorado (18) when they also had 17…only the Yankees in a season since 1997 most rookies mark of 49 set in 1997…it was the second highest total in franchise history to the 56 players used by the Philadelphia the second highest total in franchise history to the mark of 49 set in 1997…it was tied the mark with 13 left with 12 center fielders and 18 and records in 1915…also set Oakland record A’s fewest in franchise history in a non-strike season…however, the errors led to 69 unearned most in the errors runs, which was third fewest in franchise history in a non-strike season…however, from the AL…turned streak 10-game errorless 153 plays, which was fourth fewest in the AL…had a season best faced hit .247, which was ninth lowest…had 43 intentional walks, which was the most by an AL bullpen and secondfaced hit .247, which was ninth lowest…had 43 intentional walks, which was the most by an AL bullpen and most in Oakland history (48 in 1979). which tied for fourth fewest in the AL and was fourth have not finished in the top two since 2003…committed 90 errors, Embree led the team with 17 saves and added 16, marking just the second time in Oakland history the added 16, marking just the second time in Oakland history led the team with 17 saves and Huston Street Embree Eckersley and Jay Howell tied for the team lead with 16 each in saves…Dennis had two pitchers with 15 or more A’s batting average…the ERA ranked ninth in the AL and1987…the pen was 24-26 with a 4.27 ERA and .249 opponents most third fifth in the AL in opponents batting and had the bullpen since 2000 (4.48)…were was the highest by the A’s which ranked sixth lowest in the AL, and first batters losses…allowed 73 of 252 (29.0%) inherited runners to score, age in the American League…tied for the fourth fewest saves in the AL…the 25 blown saves tied for the AL lead andage in the American League…tied for the fourth fewest 11-14 in games in which the pen blew the save…Alan were the A’s most in Oakland history…however, tied for third were

MISCELLANEOUS PLAYER DEVELOPMENT OPPONENTS HISTORY RECORDS REVIEW 2008 ATHLETICS FRONT OFFICE in anon-strikeseasonsince1957…theprevious lowwasfourbythe1998A’s. in homerunsontheroad (94)…hadjusttwotriples,whichwere thefewesttriplesonroad byaMajorLeagueteam and split3…theA’s .271road battingaveragewasfourthbestinOaklandhistory…tiedwithNewYork fortheALlead then went18-31(.367)overthefinal49gamesbeginningonJune22atNewYork (NL)…won10road series,lost13 eighth bestroad record intheAmericanLeague…went18-14(.563)overfirst32road gamesthrough June14and losing record awayfrom Oakland…itwastheA’s worstrecord ontheroad since1999whentheywent35-46…hadthe ▲ second lowesthomeERAintheALandfifthhighestroad ERA. 1990 whentheyhad321…thepitchingstaff compileda3.79ERAinOaklandcompared to4.81ontheroad…had the mark inOaklandsince1982whentheyhit.229….the331runsscored were theirfewestinanon-strikeseasonsince most runsandfifthbestbattingaverageontheroad intheAL…theA’s .240battingaverageathomewastheirlowest game) ontheroad…had thelowestbattingaverageandsecondfewestrunsscored athomeintheALbuthadthird split one…batted.240with331runsscored (4.1pergame)inOaklandcompared to.271with410runsscored (5.1per when theywent39-42…hadthefifthworsthomerecord intheAmericanLeague…won12homeseries,lost13and AT HOME: going errorless andwere 23-39whenmakingoneormore errors. August 28toSeptember8andthatwasthethird longesterrorless streak inOaklandhistory…hada53-47record when 200 IN THEPINCH: in thosegames. and August10atDetroit butcamebacktowinbothgames…lost aleadofthree ormore runs15 timesandwere 8-7 when theylead5-1enteringthesecond inning andlost,10-6…blewapairofsevenrunleadsonAugust6atTexas 13 timesandwere 9-4 inthosegames…thelargestleadtheA’s blewina losingeffort cameonJune17againstSt.Louis one-run contestssincegoing16-19(.457)in1998…were fourthintheALone-rundecisions…hada27-24record in behind wins,whichwasthefewestinMajors…were 25-24(.510)inone-rungames,whichwastheirworstrecord in games decidedinthelastatbat…the18batwinstiedforsecondmostAL buttheA’s hadjust27comefrom inning wins…are now52-24(.685)inextrainningaffairs since2003,including32-11(.744)inOakland…were 18-16in CLOSE CALLS: MONTH BYMONTH: the A’s hadanERAover5.00afterthebreak. break, whichwasthird highestintheALandsixthMajors…itwasjustfourthtimeOaklandhistory at thebreak, whichwasthelowestmarkinALandsecondMajors…thenposteda5.04ERAafter Break since1998(33-43,.434)anditwastheA’s worstpost-break record since1997(28-45,.384)…hada3.66ERA lowest winningpercentage intheAmericanLeague…itwasfirsttimeA’s hadalosingrecord aftertheAll-Star over .500atthebreak since1999whentheywere 43-44…thenwent32-42(.432)afterthebreak, whichwasthefourth BEFORE ANDAFTERTHEBREAK: ON THEROAD: since 1974thataMajor Leagueteamhasgoneanentire seasonwithoutapinch extrabasehit,thefirsttimeA’s 10 pinchhitswere secondfewestinoneseason inOaklandhistory…hadeightpinch hitsin2006…itwasthefifthtime the fewestpinchhits intheAmericanLeague,third lowestbattingaverage andtiedforthefifthfewestRBI…the staff alloweda.301battingaverage,thefifthhighestonemonthaverageinOaklandhistory. in September, theirworstrecord inthefinalmonthofseasonsince1985whentheywent8-20(.286)…thepitching Oakland record forstrikeoutsinamonthwith223…broke theprevious markof219setinAugust1968…went9-17 in Augustsince2001,whichisthebestrecord intheMajorsoverthatspanby22½games…thepitchingstaff setan July sincehitting.235in1982…went17-12August,whichwasfourthbesttheAL…havea141-57(.712)record in anymonth(7-20May, 2005)…hit.236inJuly, whichwasthelowestaverageinMajorsandA’s lowestin in theALandthird worstintheMajors…itmarkedjustsecondtimesince1998thatA’s lostmore than17games average improved to.274inMay, theirbestonemonth averagein2007…went9-18July, whichrankedsecondworst in Mayand15-13June…ledtheALERAbothmonthswitha3.713.63June…theA’s batting ERA inAprilbuthitjust.230,theirlowestmarkamonthsinceJuneof1982whenthey.216…thenwent14-13 years thattheA’s havefinishedatorbelow.500inthefirstmonthofseason…ledAmerican Leaguewitha3.16 etme Dtot - 1) HannahanRBIsingle JohnsonRBIsingle SuzukiRBIsingle HannahanRBI single 8-7(10) Chavezsolohome run 5-4 (10) 5-4(11) 5-4(11) Custthree-run Suzukithree-run homerun 3-2 Johnsonsacrificefly LosAngeles(AL) 8-5(10) Scutaro three-run homerun Detroit 5-4(11) Detroit September 30 10-7 TorontoSeptember 2 EllisRBIsingle Boston Chicago(AL) August 31 Kieltyfielderschoicewithbasesloaded KansasCity 5-4 August 29 Cleveland 5-4(11) August 16 2-1 June 4 New York (AL) May 15 New York (AL) May 13 Chicago(AL) April 15 April 13 RESULT April 10 DATENOTE OPP REVIEW TheA’s were 40-41(.494)athomeandfinishedwithalosingrecord inOaklandforthefirsttimesince1998 A’s pinchhitterswere 10for57(.175)withnoextrabasehits,RBI,sixwalksand15 strikeouts…had The A’s were 11-5inextrainninggamesandtiedwithClevelandfortheAmericanLeaguelead TheA’s went36-45(.444)ontheroad, thethird timeinthelastfiveyearstheyhavefinishedwitha TheA’s went12-13inApril,markingthefourthconsecutiveyearandninthtimelast11 2008 OAKLAND ATHLETICS MEDIA GUIDE A's GameEndingWins TheA’s were 44-44attheAll-StarBreak, markingthefirsttimetheyhavenotbeen three ormore runs overcame adeficitof Oakland history… overcome towinin third largestdeficit that equaledthe 8-7 in10innings… came backtowin September 2,but the fifthinningon ing thebottomof Detroit 7-0enter- off” wins…trailed later…had 11“walk- seventh inningor games decidedinthe

FRONT OFFICE 2008 ATHLETICS REVIEW RECORDS HISTORY OPPONENTS PLAYER DEVELOPMENT MISCELLANEOUS ▲ 201 REVIEW The A’s combined for a 22-21 (.512) record record combined for a 22-21 (.512) The A’s WINS AND LOSSES: Majors…it marked the ninth time in 11 interleague seasons theMajors…it marked the ninth better and the seventh time or finished with a .500 record A’s .265 batted record…Oakland they have finished with a winning (5.1 per game) and 23 home runs in 18 with 92 runs scored walks, which led the Majors…theinterleague games…added 83 have the second A’s compiled a 4.02 ERA…the pitching staff a mark of 113-81 in interleague play with best all-time record 34-28 (.589)…are 113-79 who are (.582), trailing the Yankees of and 79-53 (.598) against the rest (.548) against San Francisco the National League. 2007 Relief Effectiveness 2008 OAKLAND ATHLETICS MEDIA GUIDE 2008 OAKLAND ATHLETICS A’s designated hitters batted .269 with 26 home runs and 111 RBI…ranked third in the third runs and 111 RBI…ranked batted .269 with 26 home designated hitters A’s The A’s finished interleague play with a 10-8 record, which tied for the seventh best mark in the which tied with a 10-8 record, finished interleague play The A’s Percentage The A’s drew 1,921,834 fans to McAfee Coliseum in 2007, which was the A’s lowest attendance since which was the A’s 1,921,834 fans to McAfee Coliseum in 2007, drew The A’s Best Interleague Won-Loss Won-Loss Best Interleague Street Street Witasick 5 7 2 3 4 for 12 (3 bb, 1 hb) 10 for 46 (2 bb) 0 for 1 16 for 21 Marshall Meyer Ramirez Robertson 36 3 0 1 6 1 0 1 11 for 46 (3 bb, 1 hb, 1 sh) 0 for 2 1 for 2 (1 bb) 1 for 3 1 for 3 0 for 0 0 for 0 0 for 0 Harden Harden Kennedy Komine Lewis Lugo 0 8 5 21 28 0 6 0 11 12 6 for 10 (1 sh) 0 for 3 3 for 21 (2 bb, 2 sf) 3 for 24 (2 bb, 1 sh) 0 for 2 0 for 1 0 for 1 0 for 0 0 for 0 0 for 0 Casilla DiNardo Duchscherer Embree Flores 31 7 11 31 7 5 2 2 7 3 8 for 41 (4 bb) sf) 3 for 16 (1 17 for 66 (1 bb, 1 sf) 4 for 15 1 for 15 (2 bb) 17 for 21 2 for 5 0 for 2 0 for 0 0 for 1 Blevins Braden Brown Calero Runners Inherited Runners Scored 3 4 16 28 Hitters First Save Situations 0 1 2 9 1 hb) 11 for 31 (1 bb, 15 for 42 (2 bb, 1 hb, 1 sf) 0 for 5 (1 bb) 2 for 6 1 for 4 0 for 2 0 for 0 0 for 0 Seattle 107 87 .552 87 Seattle 107 W L PCT. L .565 .582 W 81 81 (AL) New York .552 Oakland 113 113 Florida 105 86 Minnesota 106 79 .589 game of a series and 23-35 in between. tossed fewer than seven innings…had a 62-26 (.705) record when scoring four or more runs and were 14-60 (.189) when runs and were when scoring four or more tossed fewer than seven innings…had a 62-26 (.705) record first…had when scoring first and 22-58 (.275) when the opponent scored 54-28 (.659) runs or less…were scoring three 9-39 (.188) when hitting fewer home runs…were when out-homering the opposition and were a 45-20 (.692) record on (.448) against right-handers…had an 19-33 (.365) record 24-22 (.522) in games started by a left-hander and 52-64 of a series, 26-26 in the last 27-25 in the first game Friday…were Monday through the weekend and 57-53 (.518) from in 2007 was their 5-1 mark against San Francisco…had a 24-33 record against American League West teams and finished teams against American League West 24-33 record in 2007 was their 5-1 mark against San Francisco…had a 21-20 against the East 15-21…were 1999 when they were in division games for the first time since with a losing record the East for the eighth time in the last nine years…went 21-25 against the against and finished with a winning record against the Central since 1999 when they were with a losing record have finished Central, marking the first time the A’s innings and 37-71 (.343) when the starter 39-15 (.722) when the starting pitcher lasted seven or more 26-30…were against teams that made the playoffs and were 54-65 (.454) against everyone else…went 5-14 against Seattle, tying an 54-65 (.454) against everyone else…went and were playoffs against teams that made the best record 4-14 against Minnesota in 1973…the A’s for most losses against one team in a season…went Oakland record ATTENDANCE: INTERLEAGUE PLAY: doubles, four home runs and 43 RBI in the pinch over the last four seasons…have the fewest pinch extra base hits in the the fewest pinch pinch over the last four seasons…have runs and 43 RBI in the doubles, four home .155). lowest batting average (Baltimore, span (12) and the second Majors over that HITTERS: DESIGNATED have done it…the A’s last extra base hit from a was a double by Bobby Kielty on September 22, 2006…the on September by Bobby Kielty a double a pinch hitter was from extra base hit last it…the A’s have done fewest pinch the in Oakland history…had and the lowest in the AL was the lowest slugging percentage .175 pinch A’s with eight for 289 (.170) now 49 are A’s in Oakland history…the fewest the third the AL (64) and in plate appearances second most in Oakland history…the A’s were the only AL team without an intentional walk by a designated hitter and walk by a designated AL team without an intentional the only were Oakland history…the A’s second most in 1986; Texas, walk by a DH (Cleveland, season without an intentional to go an entire team in AL history just the third are base by a designated have not had a stolen a and the A’s teams in the AL without one of two 1982)…were May 4, 2005 against Texas. hitter since on American League in RBI, fourth in batting and tied for sixth in home runs…led the AL with 161 strikeouts, which tied for the AL with 161 strikeouts, tied for sixth in home runs…led in RBI, fourth in batting and American League 2000 when they drew 1,728,886…it was the fourth consecutive season the A’s attendance decreased…ranked 12th in attendance decreased…ranked was the fourth consecutive season the A’s 1,728,886…it 2000 when they drew season…had nine sellouts. the American League in attendance for the second consecutive

MISCELLANEOUS PLAYER DEVELOPMENT OPPONENTS HISTORY RECORDS REVIEW 2008 ATHLETICS FRONT OFFICE GI Barton, 8 0 .347 72 469 4 18 1 25 0 10 16 0 PLAYER11 AVG D 1 2 0 0 .639 G .429 AB R H TB 2B ▲ 3B HR RBI SH SF HP BB IBB SO SB CS DP E SLG OBP A 1 36 1 0 5 0 50 4 6 1 1 0 0 .255 0 2 10 1 9 1 .226 1 0 1 6 26 6 4 14 .284 24 0 2 15.0 7 0 1 42 0 1 18 18 48 5 31 5 0 37.2 9 0 0 49 16 0 53 3.60 4 202 .263 60 109 3 52 .256 29 1036 43530 0 36 10 689 9 47 138 1448.0 1119 49664 1468 758 40 687 10 101.0 171 1455.1 1430 741 0 6 4 1 156 158 4 0 0 218 .267 4.25162 127 4.28 162 2 76 0 86 86 76 18 0 3119 OPPONENTS 31.1 0 0 27 OAKLAND 0 10 4 0 4.30 0 5.17 36 OAK 1 0 2 0 618 Witasick, 0 .298 422 5 2 0 634 3 2 .133 Street, .261 30 J 237 4 16 2.88 .071 5033 3 42.0 29 Robertson, 48 0 0 1 1 4829 0 323 1 0 27 48.1 35 H .293 0 0 314 Ramirez, 15 0 0 0 7 16 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 27 50.0 C 0 30 0 1 4.37 14 35 2 Meyer,2 6.43 51 4428 4 1 0.00 3 0 3.0 0 0 0 2 20 37.2 64 1 2 0 16 8.82 630 0 0 0 E 5.40 38 5 0 0 18.00 30 2 2.0 0 6 0 0 0 Marshall, 0 9 0 16.1 20 0 0 12 3 8 D 19 .273 OAK 0 63 16 J 2 3 0 0 9 0 1 .545 Lugo, 0 2 11 6.45 26 0 3 1 3 0 0 Loaiza, .190 R 0 1.84 20 0 0 3 Lewis, 1 14.2 .294 10 3 0 45 0 0 E Komine, 0 0 C 4 0 2 64 1 0 1 OAK 0 4.70 20 0 7.2 0 1 1 .192 50 7 5 0 108.0 0 49 53 9 6 0 S 53 0 115 4.42 Kennedy,59 36 16 .280 .333 0 15 .214 9 Haren, .269 0 3.07 0 199.1 0 J 8 205 8 0 34 98 0 21 3 1 1 0 Harden, 5 0 34 0 154 108 100 0 652 222.2 2 1 11 D .267 .224 123 214 13 2.45 740 4.42 34 Gaudin, 6 2 76 91 0 0 0 0 7 25 3 25.2 2 24 3 18 7 0 R 2 0 4325 1 259 Flores, 55 50.2 C 11 1 3.57 .275 .278 SO 2 350 1 IBB 0 BB 0 60 192 0 27 17 0 WP 13 131.1 ERHRHB 0 Embree, 4 .229 136 74 1 BK 0 0 0 7 10 2 17.2 6 1 10 AVG2 9 16 8 0 155 R 0 0 R 0 .333 0 0 Duchscherer, 8 0 .303 3.97 12 5 226 1 4.44 46 10 3 4.11 3520 .667 9 0 H 68 0 15 A .247 54 .202 Dinardo, 0 8 0 9159 1 4 36 72.1 0 IP 3 J 0 Casilla, 0 17 L 3 0 68.0 1 67 0 .235 4.96 1 5 0 Calero, GF 30 0 S 0 CG 30 17 0 GS SHO 5 0 SV 5.75 2 G 0 8 3 6.72 2014 0 9 1 Brown,3 16.1 0 46 0 3 18 9 0 83 19 5 OPP6 0 4 ERA 1 40.2 4.54 13 E 51 L 46 0 Braden, 1 0 1 0 9 230.0 33 0 4 240 26 5 W 0 0 26 0 0 0 3 A 1 3 5 1 0 41.2 440 106 140 Blevins, 2 1 38 101 0 86 0 23 D 3 16 14 .269 0 9.64 60 21 2 4.2 0 21 0 1 10 21 3.95 34 .281 0 .258 1 Blanton, 31 0 0 3 1 1 0 17 3 J 0 PITCHER J 43 .348 3 0 6 0 0 .293 2 0 2 1 .245 14 0 1 0 9 2 0 8 2 1 0 0 31 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 OPPONENTS .263 .111 3 12 0 162 .071 .167 18 5574 2 162 OAKLAND .256 1 758 2 .158 1468 0 pitchers 162 2254 7 4 4 0 2 282 0 141 0 Walker,0 2 0 13 2 0 45 .271 0 0 48 0 5 18 5.455 5577 138 0 910 723 .292 13 .381 1 OAK 2 100 40 3 12 78 131 .408 T 60 6 22 43 .288 1 1 3 Thompson, 0 0 530 .504 741 24536 3 83 0 141 60 0 0 13 .262 0 539 84 150 0 Swisher, 5 4 0 1036 0 1 1 1430 8 K .143 .229 35 .249 Suzuki, 4 N 2 22 68 87 101 0 4 213 6 53 0 739 3 5 13 70 0 0 26 3 .211 0 0 2270 0 5 2 27 Stewart, 0 0 24 0 39 0 0 135 .290 K 0 7 4 26 2 93 .404 7 .350 0 Snelling, .408 146 2 .329 20 576 4 S 6 295 .480 .350 2 .327 79 167 Scutaro, 0 1 3 12 0 90 227 1 0 0 11 C 0 .260 22 16 0 1 6 Putnam, 0 4 12 48 1 0 0 1 0 104 164 3 .231 0 M 3 1 47 0 0 0 338 .214 0 60 0 88 .321 0 28 3 0 0 11 Piazza, 122 .275 0 0 171 49 83 2 741 0 2 D 35 13 1 11 309 85 2 .000 0 .290 2 35 3 128 1 40 Murphy,33 15 844 0 2 4 711 0 0 17 M 0 1 105 1 2 .394 18 .220 0 61 13 1 3 42 Melillo, 0 1.000 9 13 1 .000 0 0 118 14 18 .345 528 6 D 21 26 .414 0 1 .361 OAK 21 1 2 .200 10 .313 K 6 0 .332 35 56 Melhuse, 1 27 0 9 2 3 0 1 1 0 7 5 0 0 0 274 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 20 26 0 0 49 0 Langerhans, .213 0 1 .441 94 8 0 35 0 .333 3 A .000 0 0 Kotsay,.290 82 4 .287 0 664 .214 56 R .200 61 206 44 120 2 0 OAK 14 .275 0 .000 0 1 20 19 3 20 M 29 26 .218 87 1 4 25 3 1 33 2 12 Kielty, 19 1 0 0 8 .296 10 2 0 0 4 2 0 26 0 1 0 21 0 0 0 0 OAK 0 0 .279 1119 4 0 4 0 0 1 B .667 .287 18 Kennedy, 3 1 0 52 1 .333 0 .333 .287 0 199 Kendall, 0 0 0 36 .226 0 0 80 0 0 82 0 1 292 J 66 222 0 2 10 3 0 .000 Johnson, 3 20 101 24 12 0 27 J 3 4 7 0 4 .236 1 .000 .000 Haren, 0 .281 2 34 1 61 D 117 1 142 0 0 0 0 0 416 0 0 98 .261 0 1 Hannahan, 174 395 0 53 D .000 20 90 1 18 62 Gaudin, 0 3 1 3 .278 4 124 J 41 72 .250 .000 4 77 61 1 8 .407 144 34 40 0 0 324 1 3 Furmaniak, 12 .276 .256 41 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 2 16 0 0 21 0 12 0 39 0 0 C 1 4 0 10 0 0 0 150 1 3 6 0 0 3 .418 Ellis, 0 2 583 .235 0 .338 1 .424 J .176 84 .250 17 161 5 16 .349 .364 257 Dinardo, 4 .369 0 M 33 .250 3 .250 19 76 35 2 DaVanon, 3 5 0 L 7 10 181 0 0 1 0 44 15 19 1 1 94 Cust, J .238 63 9 9 0 26 2 4 J 0 0 10 5 Crosby, .226 .286 93 0 2 .441 0 349 0 79 0 0 0 0 0 119 0 0 Chavez, 40 0 0 .310 .288 .240 .336 831 0 82 90 16 0 2 B 0 0 285 341 .000 23 82 82 1 62 135 Buck, 152 41 43 3 734 0 2 E 22 21 4 .000 5 10 2 4 39 15 46 2 66 8 2 0 Brown, 0 4 .000 9 4 11 0 34 T 2 76 1 4 .474 9 14 6 7 Bradley,2 0 8 .341 .446 294 2 5 1 D 1 19 .377 14 0 1 .292 65 6 191 2 0 2 19 Bowen, 3 0 12 1 .278 .306 0 3 2 0 .279 5 10 1 43 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 21 2 0 M 0 1 40 0 20 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 .446 Bocachi REVIEW 2008 OAKLAND ATHLETICS MEDIA GUIDE 2007 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FRONT OFFICE 2008 ATHLETICS REVIEW RECORDS HISTORY OPPONENTS PLAYER DEVELOPMENT MISCELLANEOUS ▲ 203 REVIEW Final Fielding Statistics Fielding Final 2008 OAKLAND ATHLETICS MEDIA GUIDE 2008 OAKLAND ATHLETICS Walker, T 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 Thompson, K OAK Walker, .947 .800 19 8 8 3 18 0 4 0 1 1 19 5 0 0 0 0 Langerhans, R .857 2 2 5 1 1 2 0 .857 2 5 7 0 R 0 10 1 0 6 0 1.000 6 9 C Langerhans, Putnam, D M Scutaro, Snelling, Stewart, S N Swisher, .950 1.000 .987 .992 11 10 142 105 7 3 131 102 19 10 289 246 0 0 4 3 1 0 4 2 20 10 297 251 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 Furmaniak, J 1.000 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 1.000 3 1 1 0 J J 0 0 0 0 1.000 2 1 1 0 J DaVanon, Furmaniak, Kendall, B Kielty, OAK 1.000 M Kotsay, 25 1.000 1.000 .986 15 30 10 56 40 19 53 8 1 41 141 13 2 0 5 1 0 41 2 0 43 148 0 14 0 1 3 1 0 0 0 Bocachica, H .909 6 5 10 0 1 11 0 0 11 0 1 0 0 10 5 0 3 0 6 .909 0 H 3 0 8 D 1.000 OUTFIELDERS PCT G GS Bocachica, PO A M Bradley, E Brown, TC Buck, T DP TP Cust, J 1.000 1.000 18 .959 80 18 60 75 34 58 145 0 93 3 0 1 0 34 4 148 0 98 0 0 0 0 0 Furmaniak, J .909 3 2 5 5 1 11 3 0 11 1 5 427 B 2 3 282 14 .909 3 5 61 0 J 131 92 .967 92 TP A PO E GS TC DP PCT SHORTSTOP G Crosby, Furmaniak, D Murphy, M Scutaro, .962 .970 31 43 30 38 35 52 91 111 5 5 131 168 22 22 0 0 Furmaniak, J 1.000 2 2 0 2 0 2 0 1.000 2 0 2 0 J 0 0 13 13 0 1 0 1 0 1 3 1.000 6 0 A 0 0 1 1.000 D Furmaniak, Hannahan, J Melhuse, OAK Murphy, M Scutaro, .970 1.000 41 .906 40 1 36 19 0 33 78 23 0 64 3 1 100 9 0 10 96 1 0 2 0 0 0 Murphy, D 1.000 2 0 1 1 0 2 1 0 0 2 1 1 4 0 1 1 0 1.000 4 3 7 0 2 2 J 1.000 0 44 0 63 10 D 19 12 13 M 1.000 Furmaniak, Murphy, Scutaro, THIRD BASE Chavez, E PCT .975 G 88 GS 87 PO 66 A 169 E 6 TC 241 DP 16 TP 0 Walker, T 1.000 10 9 87 8 0 95 10 0 8 T 0 95 10 87 9 10 1.000 Johnson, D N Swisher, Walker, SECOND BASE Ellis, M .996 .993 PCT 97 44 .994 G 96 39 150 GS 869 391 149 PO 40 25 302 A 4 499 3 E 913 5 419 TC 80 806 31 DP 104 0 0 TP 0 Kendall, J Melhuse, A OAK Suzuki, K FIRST BASE 1.000 .992 Barton, D 1.000 .996 PCT 25 80 1.000 10 66 20 80 G 18 7 61 122 485 GS 18 431 42 10 34 PO 153 32 5 0 A 4 7 2 132 0 523 E 0 465 47 1 4 TC 160 0 0 0 DP 1 19 0 3 TP 7 0 0 7 1 CATCHER PCT G GS PO A E TC DP TP PB TP 0 1 5 0 2 DP 2 0 36 TC J .800 E A PO H Street, R GS Witasick, 14 92 4 21 1 .990 97 OAK 1 G 0 0 PCT CATCHER Bowen, .900 1.000 48 16 0 0 2 0 7 1 1 0 10 1 0 0 0 0 Ramirez, E 1.000 3 0 0 2 0 2 1 0 2 1 0 2 0 0 D 3 1.000 0 1 E 0 0 0 3 0 1.000 3 0 1 0 0 0 .000 6 0 0 Lugo, R C OAK Marshall, J Meyer, Ramirez, Robertson, 1.000 1.000 .944 38 27 51 0 0 0 3 1 1 8 16 6 0 1 0 11 18 7 0 1 0 0 0 0 Lewis, C 1.000 26 1 1 3 0 4 1 0 4 1 0 3 1 1 S 26 0 0 0 C 0 .000 2 0 0 0 1.000 D Haren, E 1 0 2 J Kennedy, 0 1.000 2 0 1 0 OAK Komine, Lewis, Loaiza, .967 .846 .840 34 36 27 34 16 16 14 2 2 15 20 19 1 4 4 30 26 25 1 1 1 0 0 0 Duchscherer, J 1.000 17 0 2 4 0 6 0 0 0 6 0 4 2 0 17 0 0 8 0 1.000 5 3 0 0 68 J 0 1 1 1.000 0 0 A 0 0 3 0 0 R 0 17 3 4 .000 7 1.000 R L Dinardo, Duchscherer, Embree, Flores, Gaudin, C Harden, .889 .977 35 20 34 34 1 22 15 20 2 1 18 43 0 1 0 0 Brown, A 1.000 33 0 2 4 0 6 0 0 0 6 0 4 0 J 2 2 5 0 0 0 4 33 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 .000 6 0 0 1 0 1 A 0 1.000 46 1 0 E 1.000 46 S Blanton, J 1.000 Blevins, Braden, D Brown, Calero, Casilla, 1.000 .929 34 20 34 14 15 4 27 9 0 1 42 14 2 0 0 0 PITCHER PCT G GS PO A E TC DP TP DP TC E A PO GS G PCT PITCHER

MISCELLANEOUS PLAYER DEVELOPMENT OPPONENTS HISTORY RECORDS REVIEW 2008 ATHLETICS FRONT OFFICE G/ EDR CUM. 94,120 22,826 71,294 25,292 46,002 46,002* Batista LEADER 1Harden GA/ Calero ATT. —Mateo LAA ATT. -2 Haren LAA/SEA —Hernandez -2 3 LAA/SEA 1-2 t3 -1 0-2 t3 SAVE 0-1 9-0 W 4-8 LOSER 3at L SEA 0-4 WINNER AND 2at 4/4 L GB POS LEAD REC SEA 1at 4/3 SCORE W-L SEA 4/2 GOPP DATE ▲ (26 dates) (23 dates) 612,072 25,674 586,398 18,006 568,392 (20 18,230 604,105 dates) Gagne 756,994 35,327 Koronka 30,140 Embree 726,854 DiNardo 29,194 5½Haren Tejeda 4½Wood 697,660 Jenks 30,382 3½Gaudin LAA -6 LAA 638,227 667,278 Embree -6 34,122 Blanton 3 29,051 550,162 Blanton 4 LAA 3 35,077* 26-26 Kennedy 480,008 -5 Contreras 25-26 35,077* Bedard 204 4½Cabrera 515,085 3 4½ 6-1 35,077* 25-25 4½Burres W 0-4 LAA 4Haren L Embree -4 444,931 LAA 5-3 -6 21,037 2 W 423,894 LAA (13 52TEX LAA 5/30 3 -5 16,242 dates) -4½ Kennedy 51TEX Garland 24-25 5/29 LAA 3 Cain 407,652 Lewis -4 2 50TEX 498,929 Soria 4MORRIS 24-24 14,966 5/28 4½Gaudin 2 4-8 Riske 16,604 22-22 380,209 L Zito 3Haren 5½Danks 24-23 24,692 3-8 392,686 Braden 49at 12,477 L 332,812 5/27 LAA BAL 3Gaudin LAA 20,393 48at -4½ Calero 3-2 t2 -4 5/26 3Elarton W 5-8 LAA BAL 23-23 (12 47at 355,517 -5½ OFF t2 LAA 2 5/25 2Gobble 22,705 dates) BAL -3 DAY 22-23 Soria L 22-21 Duchscherer 5/24 4-0 2 LAA Borowski W 46at 4-10 -3 568,778 LAA 22-20 5/23 2Gobble atCWS 1-4 L CWS 31,006 -3 45at Soria 2 Borowski L 44 LAA 5/22 t2 CWS Braden 21-20 -2 4-2 1DiNardo 20-20 Marshall 1Witasick 5/21 W 2Carmona Sabathia t2 537,772 15-3 20-19 LAA W 10,974 -2 1Blanton 4-7 526,798 43SF 433,773 5/20 L 10,989 t2 (8 3-4 LAA 515,809 42SF LAA Lugo 19-18 LAA dates) -1 5/19 L 16,880 -1 37,052* -2 1 Soria 41SF Duchscherer t2 5-4 ½ 5/18 2 W LAA 2 Hudson 20-18 1-2 (11) 40KC -1 19-17 18-17 5/17 L ½Gobble 1Kennedy Street 482,325 39KC 2 Street 5/16 11,546 10-7 18-16 W 38KC LAA 3-6 LAA 5/15 -1 Jackson L DeLaRosa 37KC 1 470,779 LAA Donnelly 5/14 3 8-2 -2 288,592 LAA Street Duchscherer -1 37,006* W 1Blanton 36CLE -1 26,760 —Gaudin 5/13 312,419 2 3 23,827 2 35CLE OAK/LAA 3 5/12 16-16 — Timlin 1Duchscherer 17-16 Glover 34CLE LAA 261,832 t1 5/11 -2 246,444 15,388 14-15 LAA 16-15 17-3 14,683 Marshall 2-3 -1 2 Reyes W 2-3(12) 3 L LAA t2 33at 1Beckett LAA 6-1 5/10 15-15 (7 32at L KC Reyes W -2 -2½ Braden dates) KC 5/9 31at OFF Putz 3 LAA 3 Fossum 5-3 KC DAY5/8 -2½ 14-14 W Gaudin 1½Kazmir 3 atTB LAA 5/7 13-13 231,761 30at -2½ 331,405 29 Calero 1Haren 3 19,674 5-2 TB 5-4(10) ½Shields 42,945 5/6 396,721 W 13-14 LAA 382,269 14,452 W -2 5/5 13,862 28at 1Batista OFF TB 3 4-6 DAY5/4 LAA LAA L 12-13 atBOS -1 Street -1 5/3 288,460 27at Street 26 29,782 2 BOS 3 5/2 LAA 3-5 368,407 -1 12-12 —WASHBURN 11-12 Guthrie OFF BLANTON 37,002 L 5/1 212,087 Bedard OAK/LAA DAY 2 17,322 Kennedy 12-5 — 4/30 11-11 W 1Braden 194,765 1-4 t1 Otsuka 20,174 174,591 Duchscherer L 11-10 1Haren 35,077* 1 25TB Street 2-4 4/29 1Loe L 24TB 0-2 McCarthy OAK Street 4/28 +1 L —Eyre 23TB 50,230 OAK Lackey 4/27 1 OAK/LAA 2Blanton 139,514 104,437 +1 OAK — 22SEA 15,153 35,077* 35,077* 11-9 +1 Weaver OAK 4/26 1 t1 +1 1 21SEA 69,360 10-9 ½Haren 9-9 4/25 1 35,077 ½Gaudin 19,130 OAK 1½ 9-8 4-2 +2 35,077* W Rivera 20at 6-5 1 4/24 OAK W 3-4 BAL 1Marshall +½ 9-7 19at SEA L Jenks SEA 4/23 1 0-7 BAL -½ ½ -1½ 18at t2 8-7 L DiNardo 4/22 2 TEX Bruney 17at 16-4 258,678 7-7 4/21 W 37,783 TEX Jenks Street SEA 220,895 ½Bruney 16at OFF -1½ 44,007 4/20 LAA 3 1AardsmaTEX ½Street 3-0 DAY -2 W Harden 6-7 4/19 1Street 4-1 1Contreras 4 Street W Shields SEA 176,888 -1½ 15LAA 43,534 LAA 4 4/18 LAA Escobar 5-4 -1 -2½ Rodriguez 5-7 14LAA W OFF 4 3-4 LAA 4/17 Haren LAA 133,354 4 DAY -1½ 1Blanton 4-6 L (13) -2½ 39,234 4 4 Kennedy 5-6 4/16 5-4 4-5 13NYY 3-5 W 1½Lackey 4/15 (11) 1Moseley 12NYY Street 4/14 3-6 LAA 11NYY L ½Duchscherer OFF -2 LAA Rodriguez 4/13 2-1 1-4 -3 DAY W 3 L LAA 4/12 4 -2 3-4 10CWS 4/11 2-4 9CWS LAA 3 8CWS -1 4/10 2-3 3 4/9 2-1 W 2-2 1-2 7at L LAA 2-5 6at 4/8 L LAA 5at 4-3 4/7 W LAA 4at 4/6 LAA 4/5 REVIEW 2008 OAKLAND ATHLETICS MEDIA GUIDE 2007 Day-By-DayResults

FRONT OFFICE 2008 ATHLETICS REVIEW RECORDS HISTORY OPPONENTS PLAYER DEVELOPMENT MISCELLANEOUS ▲ 205 REVIEW 2008 OAKLAND ATHLETICS MEDIA GUIDE 2008 OAKLAND ATHLETICS 7/31 107 DET 7/31 8/1 108 DET W 7-3 W 3-2 50-57 3 -13 51-57 LAA 3 -12 LAA 4 Haren 3 Brown Verlander Robertson Embree 1,330,173 27,118 1,303,055 21,305 7/27 103 at SEA 103 at 7/27 SEA L 104 at 7/28 1-7 SEA L 105 at 7/29 3-4 L 49-54 10-14 3 49-55 49-56 106 DET 7/30 -11 LAA 3 3 -12 -13 LAA LAA L 2-5 4 Hernandez Braden 4 Ramirez 4 Green 49-57 3 GAUDIN -13 LAA Street Putz 3 Tata 1,717,591 1,758,856 37,649 41,265 Blanton 1,800,828 41,972 Jones 1,281,750 18,468 dates) (53 7/22 98 BAL LAA 7/23 LAA 99 at L W 100 at 7/24 0-2 12-6 LAA W 4-3 101 at 7/25 SEA 47-52 L 46-52 102 at 7/26 -10½ 6-7 3 -11½ W 48-52 LAA 3 6-2 LAA 3 -9½ 48-53 LAA -10½ 49-53 3 LAA 3 2 Kennedy 2 Guthrie -10 2½ DiNardo LAA Colon 3½ Rodriguez Braden Escobar Kennedy Embree 4 Haren Walker 1,601,439 43,784* 1,263,282 25,552 Weaver 1,557,655 43,847* 1,645,691 44,252* 1,679,942 34,251 dates) (52 7/17 94 TEX 7/18 95 TEX 7/19 DAY L 7/20 OFF 4-11 96 BAL W 6-0 7/21 97 BAL 44-50 3 45-50 L -12 1-6 LAA 3 W -11 4-3 LAA 45-51 2½ Eyre -11½ 46-51 3 LAA -10½ 3 -11½ 1½ DiNardo LAA 3 LAA Millwood Gaudin 1 Bedard 1 Haren 2 Mahay Blanton Trachsel 1,165,018 20,209 1,188,458 Embree 23,440 1,237,730 30,828 1,206,902 18,444 7/13 90 at MIN 7/13 90 at MIN L 7/14 91 at 3-5 MIN L 7/15 92 at 3-4 L 44-46 3-4 -10½ 3 7/16 44-47 LAA 93 TEX -11½ 3 44-48 LAA -11½ 3 LAA L 3 Santana 1-4 3 Silva DiNardo 44-49 3 Neshek 3 Nathan -12 Blanton Kennedy LAA 1,441,005 36,338 Nathan 2½ Wright 1,477,071 36,066 Braden 1,513,808 36,737 Gagne 1,144,809 18,160 dates) (46 7/7 87 SEA 7/8 88 SEA L 7/9-11 0-4 MIN BREAK L 7/12 89 at ALL-STAR 3-7 L 44-43 44-44 2-6 3 3 44-44 -9 3 -9 44-45 LAA LAA -9 3 -9½ LAA LAA 3½ Hernandez 2½ Harden 2½ Green 2 Baker Blanton Gaudin 1,099,590 29,225 1,126,649 27,059 1,404,667 25,207 dates) (46 7/2 82 TOR L 7-11 42-40 3 -9 LAA 4½ Towers Towers TOR DiNardo 7/2 82 7-11 LAA L 3 -9 42-40 7/3 4½ 83 TOR 7/4 84 TOR 7/5 973,910 W 13,281 85 SEA 7/6 3-1 86 SEA L 3-10 W 43-40 3-2 3 43-41 L -8 3 1-7 44-41 LAA -8 3 LAA 44-42 -8 3 LAA 4½ BLANTON Litsch -8 3½ McGowan LAA Kennedy 4½ Gaudin 3½ O’Flaherty Batista Haren Embree 1,008,987 35,077* 1,035,553 26,566 1,051,207 15,654 1,070,365 19,158 6/28 78 at CLE 6/28 78 at NYY 6/29 L 79 at NYY 3-4 L 6/30 80 at 1-2 W 7/1 7-0 NYY 40-38 81 at W 3 40-39 -8½ 11-5 41-39 LAA 3 -9½ 3 LAA 42-39 -8½ LAA 3 -8½ LAA 5 Byrd 5 Mussina 4 Gaudin Kennedy 4 Haren Flores Igawa Rivera Pettitte Borowski 1,271,044 52,622 1,218,422 22,921 1,325,194 54,150* 1,379,460 54,266* dates) (42 6/23 73 at NYM NYM 6/23 73 at L NYM 6/24 0-1 74 at L CLE 6/25 2-10 75 at CLE 39-34 6/26 L 76 at 39-35 t2 CLE 2-5 6/27 L 3 -8 77 at 5-8 LAA W -9 13-7 39-36 LAA 3 39-37 40-37 -9 3 3 LAA 8 Wagner -9 -8 8 Maine LAA LAA Casilla Kennedy 7 SABATHIA Gaudin 6 Betancourt 5 DiNardo Embree Carmona 1,090,513 52,920 1,140,656 50,143 1,158,393 17,737 1,176,887 18,494 1,195,501 18,614 6/19 70 CIN 6/20 71 CIN L 6/21 2-5 W DAY NYM 5-3 6/22 OFF 72 at L 38-32 1-9 39-32 2 2 -6 39-33 LAA -6 LAA 2 -7 LAA 6 Bailey 6 Haren 2 -6 Gaudin 7 Glavine LAA McBeth DiNardo Weathers Embree 19,351 6 934,757 25,872 960,629 1,037,953 43,029 dates) (39 6/15 66 STL 6/16 67 STL 6/17 68 STL W 6/18 14-3 69 CIN L 37-29 6-15 L 2 6-10 W 37-30 6-1 -4 2 LAA 37-31 -5 2 38-31 LAA 2 -6 LAA 4 Haren -6 LAA 5 Springer Looper 6 Springer DiNardo 6 Blanton Lewis Lohse 24,241 28,572 835,291 863,863 35,077* 898,940 16,466 915,406 dates) (32 6/10 62 at SF 6/10 62 at 6/11 W DAY HOU 2-0 6/12 OFF 63 at (11) HOU L 34-29 6/13 4-5 64 at 3 34-28 W 7-3 6/14 3 -5 LAA 65 -5 35-29 LAA at HOU 3 -5 W 3 Borkowski LAA 4½ Casilla Flores 6-5 (11) 3 36-29 -5 Cain LAA t2 4 Blanton Wheeler -5 Embree 4 LAA 42,345* 884,292 33,637 917,929 5 Embree 34,611 952,540 Moehler Casilla 42,024* 994,564 6/6 58 BOS 6/7 59 BOS W 6/8 3-2 L 6/9 SF 0-1 60 31-27 61 at at SF t2 -5½ W LAA 31-28 6-0 3 W -6 33-28 5½ Kennedy LAA 3 5-3 (10) Wakefield 32-28 -6 LAA Casilla 5½ SCHILLING Blanton 3 32,280 5½ Haren -6 779,839 LAA Zito 5½ 31,211 811,050 Calero Hennessey 42,526* Embree 841,947 42,427* 799,421 dates) (33 6/1 53 MIN 6/2 54 MIN 6/3 55 MIN (10) 6/4 L 26-27 2-3 3 W 56 BOS 6/5 -6½ 1-0 LAA W 57 BOS 4-2 (11) 29-27 W 27-27 5-4 3 3 -6½ 5½ Neshek W 28-27 -6½ LAA 2-0 LAA 3 -6½ Calero LAA 30-27 5½ Casilla 5½ BLANTON 3 -6½ SILVA Nathan LAA 5½ Gaudin Snyder Santana 20,219 5½ DiNardo 632,291 Embree Matsuzaka Embree 25,388 688,255 31,127 747,559 30,576 662,867 28,177 716,432 DATE OPP G 5/31 DAY W-L SCORE OFF REC LEAD POS GB AND WINNER LOSER SAVE 3 -5½ LAA ATT. ATT. 4½ GA/ LEADER CUM.

MISCELLANEOUS PLAYER DEVELOPMENT OPPONENTS HISTORY RECORDS REVIEW 2008 ATHLETICS FRONT OFFICE (59 dates) CUM. 1,825,565 24,737 Calero Eyre Brown 4 21,552 1,373,379 26,782 1,429,305 Rodriguez 29,144 1,402,523 LAA Embree Calero -12 21,654 1,351,827 3 LEADER 3½Lackey Escobar Rodriguez GA/ Shields 54-59 2½Blanton ATT. 9-7(13) Gaudin LAA 2½Casilla -12 W 3½Saunders 3 ATT. LAA 53-59 -11 3 LAA atTEX -12 LAA 53-58 113 3 3-4 -13 3 L 52-58 SAVE 8/6 51-58 2-1 W 8-4 112LAA W LOSER 4-6 8/5 L WINNER 111LAA AND 8/4 GB POS LEAD REC 110LAA 8/3 SCORE W-L 109LAA 8/2 GOPP DATE ▲ (81 dates) (81 dates) (78 dates) 28,062 1,921,834 (76 dates) 32,287 26,480 1,867,292 1,893,772 Rodriguez Rodriguez Bootcheck DiNardo 6Street 36,570* Haren 2,649,528 7 36,708* 2,612,958 7Escobar 7Lackey LAA LAA -18 40,663* 2,536,000 -17 LAA 206 3 t3 -19 8 76-86 t3 LAA 75-86 (71 -18 t3 dates) Blevins 75-85 Gaudin 3-2 W 21,171 1,835,005 2-3 LAA 17,228 1,795,689 8Schilling L -17 0-2 -7½Timlin 3 40,250* Betancourt 2,576,250 L 9/30 162 LAA 18,145 1,813,834 36,016* 2,495,337 9½ 9/29 161 LAA LAA Borowski Byrd LAA Braden OFF -17 8½Westbrook 9/28 160 LAA -17 t3 DAY Sherill 3 75-84 9/27 Blanton LAA 75-83 7½Haren 3 -17½ 23,770 1,778,461 8½Carmona 6-11 LAA 3 Gaudin Meyer -17½ L (67 8½Hernandez 3-7 24,517 9/26 Haren 75-82 159 at 1,754,691 dates) LAA L 26,218 Benoit 2,459,321 8½Weaver 3 OFF BOS 19,336 -16½ 1,730,174 LAA 9/25 158 at 16,240 1,710,838 3 DAY 75-81 -17½ Embree 8½Batista 2-6 BOS LAA 9/24 74-81 L -17 McCarthy Brown 3 LAA 9/23 157 at Street 8½Rheinecker 9-3 -16 Street W 74-80 3-4 CLE Rheinecker 3 LAA 9/22 156 at 8½Blanton L -15 Millwood 74-79 OFF CLE 3 25,054 9/21 155 at 2,379,710 LAA 5-9 32,476 DAY 26,687 2,354,656 7½Brown 2,433,103 74-78 CLE -14 L 9/20 8½Gaudin LAA 3 7-8 26,706 2,406,416 -14 L Brown 74-77 3 0-4 Street LAA (65 L 74-76 9/19 -14 154 SEA LAA 9-11 22,318 dates) 2,322,180 Washburn 3 -15 Street L 9/18 153 SEA 3 73-76 9½Putz 34,000 7-3 2,299,862 72-76 W 9/17 152 SEA Benoit Ramirez 11-9 39,164 DiNardo 9½Lugo 2,226,845 8 W 9/16 151 TEX Gaudin LAA 6-5 8½Blanton W -16 9/15 150 TEX 21,336 1,671,403 3 8White Haren 9Murray LAA 9/14 149 TEX 39,017 71-76 23,195 2,265,862 1,694,598 -15 LAA 9Volquez 3 LAA Rodriguez 9/13 3 148 TEX -14½ -15 71-75 (60 3 5-6 Saunders LAA dates) L t3 27,250 DiNardo 70-75 LAA 1,650,067 -15½ 3 16,015 9/12 -15½ 69-75 147 at 1,622,817 7-4 7½Blanton LAA W 69-74 Gaudin SEA 7½Weaver 3 9/11 -15½ 146 at 9-3 9-12 20,542 1,606,802 W 69-73 SEA 6½Santana L 9/10 145 at 3-7 LAA Haren 144at SEA -14 L Bazardo 9/9 LAA Janssen 18,092 6½Verlander 3-5 TEX 5½ 1,586,260 3 -15 143at L 3 9/8 LAA 69-72 OFF TEX -14 142at 68-72 6½Street DAY 3 9/7 18,163 Brown 2,168,637 TEX Zumaya LAA LAA 68-71 6-2 9,592 -14 -14 2,150,474 9/6 W 3-4 3 3 Frasor 141at 19,044 2,187,681 9/5 L LAA 4Wolfe 67-70 LAA 6½Street 5-9 9,444 2,140,882 -13 140at 9/4 L 3 8-7 LAA 139at W 5Lugo 68-70 1-6 (10) 9/3 Reyes Embree LAA L LAA LAA -14 3Accardo -14 32,639 3 2,100,293 5-4 24,638 138DET 26,445 1,541,723 31,145 1,568,168 3 2,131,438 W 9/2 Blanton 67-69 2Sonnanstine (10) Haren LAA 65-69 137DET -14 9/1 DiNardo Embree 3 1Kazmir Street 5-4 OFF 27,193 8/31 136 DET W LAA 2,067,654 66-69 4-5 18,185 (11) 1,517,085 DAY Hammel -13 1Shields L 8/30 LAA 3 2-6 Burnett -12 65-68 L (12) 1Gaudin 3 8/29 135 TOR Street Tallet LAA 65-67 -11 8/28 134 TOR 2Loaiza 3 LAA Gaudin Marcum -11 8/27 133 TOR Davies 2Haren 65-66 4-7 3 20,218 LAA 1,498,900 L 2Blanton 65-65 25,295 2DiNardo 1,478,682 -10 3-14 3 2Perez LAA L 8/26 132 at 2-12 -11 65-64 Meyer 3BANNISTER TB 3 LAA L 24,082 8/25 131 at 37,229 1,453,387 2,040,461 Street -12 64-64 12-2 TB 3 LAA LAA 8/24 130 at W -12 -12 63-64 LAA Embree TB 3 3 8/23 129 at -12 Buehrle 4-1 62-64 3 LAA 39,960* W 61-64 2,003,232 TB 8/22 128 at -12 Thornton 6-4 60-64 Garland 3Blanton 3 W TOR 8/21 127 at 40,922* 1,921,256 6-4 60-63 6-1 3DiNardo 42,016* 1,963,272 W TOR W 3-7 8/20 126 at 3½Lugo L TOR 2-9 LAA Durbin Jones L 3 -11½ 29,647 2½ 1,880,334 8/19 125 KC LAA 59-62 25,122 LAA 1,850,687 3 -12½ 3Gaudin 3 -11½ 8-5 8/18 124 KC 58-62 Braden W Embree 60-62 (10) Haren 3½Robertson 3-2 8/17 123 KC LAA Wilson 3½Verlander W McBride -12 4-3 8/16 3 122 CWS W Murray LAA 3 LAA 8/15 -13½ 121 CWS Gaudin -14 LAA 3DiNardo 3½Lugo 57-62 3 -13 8/14 120 CWS 4Gabbard 3 56-62 56-61 7-2 W LAA 6-11 8/13 119 at -12 LAA L 3 DET -12 2-5 LAA 8/12 118 at 3 -13 56-60 L DET 3 55-60 8/11 117 at 16-10 OFF W 54-60 DET DAY8/10 116 at 6-3 DET 8/9 W 6-8 115at L 8/8 TEX 114at 8/7 TEX REVIEW 2008 OAKLAND ATHLETICS MEDIA GUIDE

FRONT OFFICE 2008 ATHLETICS REVIEW RECORDS HISTORY OPPONENTS PLAYER DEVELOPMENT MISCELLANEOUS ▲ 207 REVIEW 9/14 t5 -12 NYY NYY -12 NYY 9/14 t5 3½ -11 2½ 9/15 5 NYY -12 2½ NYY 9/16 5 -13 NYY 9/17 t5 3½ -14 4½ NYY 9/18 6 -15 5½ NYY 9/19 6 -15 5½ NYY 9/20 6 -15 4½ NYY 9/21 6 -15 NYY 5½ 9/22 6 -16 NYY -15½ 5½ 9/23 6 5½ NYY -15½ 9/24 6 4½ -16½ 9/25 6 NYY 4½ 9/26 t6 NYY -17 9/27 t6 NYY -17 5 NYY 9/28 t6 -18 5 9/29 t6 -18 6 9/30 6 6 GA/ NYY NYY LEADER NYY -9½ GB LEAD POS DATE 3 NYY -9½ 3 9/5 6 -10½ 3 NYY 9/6 6 -11½ 3 9/7 6 -12½ 4 NYY 9/8 6 NYY 9/9 t6 -12 3½ NYY 9/10 6 -12 NYY 9/11 6 -13 4 9/12 6 -12 4 3½ 9/13 6 2007 Starting Lineups 8/27 6 -10 SEA SEA SEA -10 8/27 6 -10 SEA/NYY 2 NYY — 8/28 6 -9 1 NYY NYY -9½ 8/29 6 NYY -8½ 8/30 6 1 -9½ NYY 2 8/31 6 1 -8½ NYY 2 9/1 6 -8½ 1 9/2 6 -9½ 2 9/3 6 9/4 6 8/8 6 -9 DET/SEA — SEA -9 -9½ SEA/NYY 8/8 6 1 — SEA/NYY -8½ 8/9 6 SEA/NYY — — -9½ 8/10 6 SEA/NYY -10½ — 8/11 6 -10½ SEA/NYY 8/12 6 — SEA/NYY -9½ 8/13 6 — -8½ 8/14 6 SEA 8/15 6 SEA -8 SEA 8/16 6 -9 ½ SEA 8/17 6 -10 ½ SEA 8/18 6 -10 ½ 8/19 6 SEA -10 ½ 1½ 8/20 6 -10 SEA 8/21 t5 2½ SEA -9 8/22 t4 SEA -9 1½ SEA 8/23 t4 -10 SEA 8/24 t5 -10 2 3 8/25 6 -10 2 8/26 6 2 GA/ LEADER GB LEAD POS DATE 2008 OAKLAND ATHLETICS MEDIA GUIDE 2008 OAKLAND ATHLETICS 2007 Wild Card Day-By-Day Card Wild 2007 Scutaro (2), Buck (1), Stewart (1), Swisher (1) Scutaro (1) (2), Stewart (2), Walker (3), Chavez (3), DaVanon (5), Suzuki (4), Kendall (2), Kielty (2), Putnam (1), Stewart (1) (5), Walker (8), Bowen (4), Melhuse (2), Barton (1), Bocachica (1), Cust (1), Furmaniak (1) (5), Bocachica (4), Furmaniak (4), Snelling (4), Langerhans (2), Thompson (2), Buck (1) (1) Hannahan (1), Snelling (1) Stewart (3), Langerhans (2), Thompson (2) 7th — (15), Hannahan (15), Buck (14), Johnson (14), Kotsay (14), Cust (13), Murphy (34), Ellis (23), Crosby Scutaro 8th — Buck (9), Kotsay (20), Murphy (17), Suzuki (12), Ellis (11), (22), Hannahan (20), Scutaro Kendall (33), Crosby 9th — (6), Putnam (6), Melhuse (8), DaVanon Suzuki (47), Kendall (37), Bowen (10), Ellis (9), Murphy (8), Scutaro 4th — 5th Piazza (57), Cust (50), Chavez (23), Johnson (19), Swisher (7), Bradley (5), Ellis (1) — (4), Bradley (3), Kielty (2), (13), Piazza (11), Walker (13), Cust Johnson (40), Ellis (38), Chavez (33), Crosby 6th — (13), Swisher (11), Kotsay (10), Cust (5), Hannahan (4), Buck (43), Johnson (33), Ellis (32), Scutaro Crosby 1st — (2), Barton (1), Snelling (1), Thompson Stewart (100), Buck (42), Kendall (8), Ellis (4), Kotsay (3), DaVanon 2nd — (5), Kielty (2), (8), Buck (5), DaVanon Swisher (49), Ellis (31), Stewart (26), Kotsay (18), Barton (16), Scutaro 3rd — (78), Cust (31), Chavez (28), Bradley (10), Johnson (7), Kielty (3), Piazza (3), Stewart (2) Swisher RF — DH (1) Buck (56), Cust (46), Swisher (46), Kielty (6), Putnam (4), Bradley (3), Scutaro — (1) Walker Piazza (71), Cust (56), Johnson (17), Swisher (5), Suzuki (2), Kielty (1), Starts in the Batting Order 3B — SS (33), Furmaniak (2) Chavez (87), Hannahan (40), Scutaro — LF (38), Murphy (30), Furmaniak (2) (92), Scutaro Crosby — CF (1), Snelling (1), Thompson (1) (1), Scutaro Stewart (128), Buck (16), Cust (12), Kielty (2), DaVanon — (14), Bocachica (5), Snelling (5), Buck (3), Putnam (3), (15), DaVanon Swisher (57), Kotsay (53), Bradley Starts By Position C 1B — Kendall (80), Suzuki (61), Bowen (14), Melhuse (7) — 2B (9) Johnson (96), Swisher (39), Barton (18), Walker — (12), Furmaniak (1) Ellis (149), Scutaro 8/6 6 -9 DET DET -9 ½ -10 8/6 6 ½ 8/7 6 8/2 t6 -10½ CLE -10½ DET 1 DET -10 8/2 t6 ½ DET 8/3 t6 -9 ½ 8/4 6 -9 ½ 8/5 t6 7/28 6 -11 CLE CLE -11 CLE 7/28 6 -11 CLE -11½ 3 CLE 7/29 7 1½ -10½ 2 7/30 7 1½ -9½ 7/31 7 1 8/1 t6 7/23 6 -11 CLE CLE -11 CLE 7/23 6 2½ -10 CLE 7/24 6 -11 3 CLE 7/25 6 -10 4 7/26 6 -11 4 7/27 6 4 7/18 6 -10½ CLE -10½ CLE CLE 7/18 6 1 -11 CLE 7/19 6 1½ -12 CLE 7/20 6 1½ -11 7/21 6 1½ -12 7/22 6 2½ 7/13 6 -9½ CLE CLE -9½ CLE -9½ 7/13 6 CLE 2 -10½ 7/14 6 CLE 1 -10½ 7/15 6 2 -11½ 7/16 6 1 7/17 6 2 GA/ LEADER GB LEAD CLE POS DATE CLE -8½ 7/9-11 4 -8 7/12 5 1 1½

MISCELLANEOUS PLAYER DEVELOPMENT OPPONENTS HISTORY RECORDS REVIEW 2008 ATHLETICS FRONT OFFICE s o nee 5 5 1 9 10 5 TOTALS 5 ROAD 5 14 4 46 5 18 HOME W vs. L W vs. LosAngeles L W Seattle DIVISION L AL WEST ▲ 208 2 8 1 10 3 1 4 0 5 0 5 0 3 0 4 0 3 2 7686 5 1 3645 0 1 78 4041 6 66 20 0 2 2 Overall 21 4 21 TotalsTotals vs.NL 4 21 41 21 vs. St.Louis 31 10 vs. SanFrancisco 0 0 4 1 W vs. NewYork 12 21 3 L W vs. 37 2 L W vs. 35 10 Houston TOTALSL LEAGUE 9 54 Cincinnati 2 NATIONAL HOME 1 6 30 1 ROAD 2 ROAD 4 25 4 24 Totals vs.AL 21 Totals vs.East 13 4 4 TOTALSvs. HOME 1 31 vs. Tampa 32 Bay 14 Toronto 2 vs. NewYork 7 W 12 vs. L W vs. L W Boston 5 11 DIVISION L TOTALS 25 Baltimore 14 6 4 AL EAST 2 33 04 2 54 24 ROAD 21 Totals vs.Central 42 12 46 vs. 17 42 vs. KansasCity 25 Minnesota 12 HOME vs. W 21 vs. L W Detroit vs. 16 L W Chicago DIVISION L 12 Cleveland AL CENTRAL Totals vs.West 6 vs. 4 3 6 9 Texas 10 Leading After 8th After Leading . 65-3 7th After Leading . 61-6 Opponent Scores First 54-28 A’s . First. Score Sweeps Series . . 5-6 Series Road 10-13-3 . 12-13-1 Series Home . . 9-17 September. 17-12 August . July . . 9-18 15-13 June. . 14-13 . May. 12-13 April . 29) (Sept. 75-86 . Low Season 15) (June 37-29 High Season . REVIEW ...... 22-58 . 2008 OAKLAND ATHLETICS MEDIA GUIDE 2007 ClubStatistics 2007 AtAGlance ifrn iep . ..143 DifferentLineups 18-16 . . Bat. At Last 14-60 4 . Than Less Scoring When 62-26 . More. or 4 Scoring When 37-71 7 Than Less . Pitches Starter 39-15 . More. or 7 Pitches Starter 22-27 TotalOpp. Same of HR . . 9-39 Opp. Than HR Fewer 45-20 Opp. Than HR More . 23-39 ErrorsMore or . 1 Commit Commit NoErrors . 5-75 Trailing8th After . 6-71 Trailing7th After 8th After Tied . 6-8 7th After Tied . 9-9 rn lm 5 4 79 0 59 1145 5 173 94 0 77 1258 153 Home Runs-Road 64 22 Home Runs- 52 Grand Slams 24 Left onBase 2 4956 2730 31 Triple Plays 24 14 1 2532 Double Plays 24 25 1113 12 7078 Oak 24 68 1617 3037 33 0 15 68 8 Night 28 7 4041 0 0 Day Games 12 Artificial Games W L Grass WL 9 Fields 2 vs. RHStarters WL Fields 115 14 11 18 vs. LHStarters 42 74 1 Two-Run 73 7 4 One-Run Decisions Decisions Extra 7 5 Sho -Individual 3 9 Innings Shutouts Opp 10 HOME ROAD TOTALS ...... 53-47 .

FRONT OFFICE 2008 ATHLETICS REVIEW RECORDS HISTORY OPPONENTS PLAYER DEVELOPMENT MISCELLANEOUS ▲ 209 eaver) -AL (Rivera) REVIEW tember 7 at Texas t 25 at Tampa Bay t 25 at Tampa 9 at San Francisco 5, August 19 to 23 5, August 19 to 14 at Houston (11) une 27 at Cleveland 18 vs. San Francisco May 27 at Baltimore . .. 1, June 7 vs. Boston ugust 25 at Tampa Bay ugust 25 at Tampa ne 16 vs. St. Louis (5th) 18, June 12 at Houston son, April 28 to May 15 15, June 16 vs. St. Louis ...... 5, June 2 to 6 4, August 29 vs. Toronto 18, June 27 at Cleveland ugust 12 at Detroit (2nd) ugust 12 at Detroit 6, May 10 at Kansas City June 30 at New York (AL) June 30 at New York . .4,. June 17 vs. St. Louis . . . . .5, August 13 to 23 y 10 at Kansas City (17-3) 7, September 2 vs. Detroit ...... None . . . . . 1, June 13 at Houston . . .. . 29 6, September 16 to 18 vs. San Francisco (Kline) . . . . . 4, June 6 vs. Boston ust 25 at Tampa Bay (3-14) ust 25 at Tampa . . . . . 10 at Detroit 6, August ...... 5, June 22 to 26 ...... 5, June 2 to 6 2, August 18 vs. Kansas City 8, August 10 at Detroit (6th) 8, August 10 at Detroit ...... None . . .. . 2, August 16 vs. Chicago ...... 21, August 6 at Texas . . 17, May 10 at Kansas City 17, May 10 at Kansas . . 5, August 24 to September 4 5, August 24 to September . . . 8, April 20 at Texas (2nd) 8, April 20 at Texas . . . .10, September 25 at Boston . . 18, May 10 at Kansas City 18, May 10 ...... 5, July 6 vs. Seattle ...... 9, July 6 to 17 .8, 27 at Cleveland (2nd) June , June 4 vs. Boston (Snyder) 15, Shannon Stewart, June 25 to July 12 Jack Cust, August 10 at Detroit (McBride) Jack Cust, August 10 at Detroit Jack Cust, May 13 vs. Cleveland (Cabrera) Club Individual 2007 Highs and Lows and Highs 2007 2008 OAKLAND ATHLETICS MEDIA GUIDE 2008 OAKLAND ATHLETICS Longest Hitting Streak ...... 15, Dan John Inside-The-Park-Home Runs...... Game Ending Home ...... Marco Runs Scutaro, April 15 vs. New York (Thornton) Kurt Suzuki, August 16 vs. Chicago-AL Pinch Hit Home Runs...... Lead Off Home Runs ...... Shannon Stewart, September 4 at Los Angeles-AL (W Dan Johnson, September 10 at Seattle (Rowland-Smith) Kurt Suzuki, September 10 at Seattle (Ramirez) Grand Slams ...... Mark Grand Ellis, Slams May (Rheinecker) August 6 at Texas Scutaro, Marco Fewest Left on Base, Game ...... Most ...... Errors, Game Largest Comeback in Win...... Largest Lead in Surrendered Loss...... Fewest Hits Allowed, A’s Pitchers.Fewest Hits ...... 1,Allowed, A’s ...... Fewest Hits Allowed, Opponents Pitchers Most Left on Base, Nine Inning Game ...... 14, June Most Left on Base, Extra Inning Game...... 16, ...... June Most Stolen Bases, Game, Opponents...... 5, ...... Pitchers Most Strikeouts, A’s Most Strikeouts, Opponents Pitchers...... Pitchers Most A’s Walks, Most Opponents Walks, Pitchers13, ...... May Most Home Runs, ...... Game, A’s...... Most Home Runs, 4, Game, J Opponents ...... Most Stolen Bases, Game, A’s Most Doubles, Game, A’s ...... Most Doubles, Game, A’s Most Doubles, Game, Opponents...... 7, Augus Game, A’sMost Triples, ...... Game, ...... Opponents Most Triples, 2 (10 times), last: Sep Most Hits, ...... Game, A’s...... Most Hits, Game, Opponents 20, A ...... Most Hits, Inning, A’s...... 7, ...... Most Hits, Inning, A Opponents ...... 10, ...... Most Ju Runs, Inning, Opponents Largest Margin, ...... Victory 14, Ma ...... 11, Aug Largest Margin, Loss Longest Losing Streak, Road ...... Longest Losing Streak, Road ...... Most Runs, Game, A’s Most Runs, Game, ...... Opponents. Most Runs, ...... Inning, A’s. Longest Winning Streak, Home...... Longest Winning ...... Streak, Road...... Longest Losing Streak Longest Losing ...... Streak, Home Longest Winning...... Streak

MISCELLANEOUS PLAYER DEVELOPMENT OPPONENTS HISTORY RECORDS REVIEW 2008 ATHLETICS FRONT OFFICE Most Runs Batted In, Game...... 7, Jack Cust Jack 7, . Game. In, Batted Runs Most v 15 September Johnson, Dan last: times), (nine 2 . Game Runs, Home Most Sept Ellis, Triples,Mark Most last: Game times), (16 1 . a 21 September Barton, Daric last: times), (19 2 . Game. Doubles, Most 1 September Stewart, Shannon last: times), (15 4 . Game Hits, Most Johnson, Dan 4, Game Runs, Most . ▲ 210 Kendall 4 Johnson 4 Hannahan 0 3 Ellis 5 5 14 DaVanon 1 Cust 8 7 5 Crosby 1 2 Chavez 4 18 13 Buck 2 3 8 Bradley 1 18 7 Bowen 0 Barton 0 6 0 PLAYER GT 9 18 1 11 26 3 GA 1 8 1 3 TOT Road . Rain, Postponement, . . Home Rain, Postponement, 9,444, . Road Crowd, Smallest 54,26 . Road. Crowd, Largest 12,477 Home Crowd, Smallest . Largest Crowd, Home . Time. Game, Shortest Innings . . .4:33, Extra Time, Game, Longest 4:08, Innings Nine Time, Game, . Longest Innings Game, Longest . Col 24, Retired Batters Consecutive Most . Bla Joe 17.0, . Innings. Scoreless Consecutive Most Komine Shane 6.1, Reliever Game, Innings, Most . Blant Starter Joe Game, 9.0, Innings, Most . Blanton, Joe .3, Game. Complete Hit Low Septemb Gaudin, Chad 7, Pitcher . Walks,Game, Most Lo vs. 30 September Gaudin, Chad 11, . Pitcher Game, Strikeouts, Most Streak Losing Longest Ap Braden, Dallas 8, . . Dan 10, Streak . Winning Longest S Cust, Jack last: times), Game (six Strikeouts, Most ..4 Walks,Game Most Milto . ..4, A Kendall, Jason 2, Game Bases, Stolen Most . REVIEW 2007 GameTying andGoAheadRBI ...... 35,077 (nine times, last: July 3 vs. Toronvs. 3 July last: times, (nine 35,077 . 2008 OAKLAND ATHLETICS MEDIA GUIDE General Walker 1 Swisher 8 Suzuki 5 0 Stewart 3 Scutaro 4 20 Piazza 4 7 5 Murphy 3 1 6 Melhuse 0 28 Kotsay 5 3 15 8 Kielty 0 12 1 Kennedy 1 10 3 PLAYER GT 6 1 1 3 19 GA 8 2 3 TOT 4, DanJohnson,May18vs.SanFrancisco 9.0, JoeBlanton,June2vs.Minnesota 6.1, LennyDiNardo, July7vs.Seattle 9.0, JoeBlanton,July3vs.Toronto 1:47,April25vs.Seattle . . . . April14vs.NewYork. .13, ...... None . n Bradley, April20atTexas 6, July1atNewYork (AL) ...... None . August23atTampa Bay , May14vs.KansasCity Haren, April18toJuly1 May10atKansasCity ril 29toSeptember23 on, April25vs.Seattle by Lewis,June1to17 August 6atTexas (13) September9atTexas , August10atDetroit 13, August6atTexas June 2vs.Minnesota ember 18vs.Seattle pril 8atLosAngeles eptember 9atTexas nton, June18to28 , July4vs.Toronto er 25atBoston 2 atSeattle t Cleveland s Angeles s. Texas to)

FRONT OFFICE 2008 ATHLETICS REVIEW RECORDS HISTORY OPPONENTS PLAYER DEVELOPMENT MISCELLANEOUS ▲ 211 REVIEW Multiple RBI Games Multiple RBI Stewart 11 1 1 0 0 13 11 1 1 0 0 Stewart 17 9 Suzuki 0 0 5 1 3 0 10 4 2 1 Swisher PLAYER 2 3 4 5 7 TOT 5 7 2 3 4 PLAYER 1 2 Barton 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 Bocachica 2 Bowen 0 1 0 0 1 2 Bradley 0 0 0 1 1 Buck 9 8 5 3 0 1 0 Chavez 0 0 2 5 1 10 Crosby 9 1 0 0 0 22 Cust 1 1 11 7 2 4 Ellis 18 0 0 0 2 2 16 0 10 1 2 Hannahan 3 3 0 0 10 5 Johnson 3 Kendall 3 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 Kennedy 3 Kotsay 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Melhuse 5 0 2 3 0 0 Murphy Piazza 8 4 2 1 1 0 9 Scutaro 5 2 2 0 0 2008 OAKLAND ATHLETICS MEDIA GUIDE 2008 OAKLAND ATHLETICS 2007 Multiple Hit and RBI Games RBI Hit and Multiple 2007 Multiple Hit Games Multiple Hit ATHLETICS .246 1432 352 79 4 41 523 435 2061 3014 216 29 289 7 56 54 56 7 289 29 216 3014 2061 435 523 41 4 79 T 352 0 3 0 11 0 .273 4 1432 4 Walker, 14 0 2 23 0 0 1 .246 ATHLETICS 1 Snelling, C Stewart, S Suzuki, K .000 N Swisher, .266 Thompson, K 2 124 .290 .252 .143 33 0 62 135 7 18 7 34 0 10 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 4 36 3 0 55 32 0 31 0 44 26 158 1 212 228 3 92 1 313 7 133 4 37 9 0 12 6 1 12 14 35 0 0 1 1 11 0 0 3 0 9 0 0 5 8 0 6 0 0 1 0 0 0 Murphy, D .270 37 10 2 0 2 16 12 D 0 2 10 16 2 48 37 1 1 75 .270 6 0 Melhuse, A 2 1 Murphy, 1 2 9 1 15 199 28 134 Piazza, M 5 0 27 5 M .200 33 2 92 .293 Putnam, D Scutaro, 5 .266 .000 1 79 6 21 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 32 2 29 1 102 8 1 163 12 9 7 1 13 0 0 11 1 2 0 0 0 2 4 0 0 5 0 0 0 Johnson, D Kendall, J J Kennedy, M 17 .200 0 15 3 0 1 17 103 0 6 3 73 6 B 51 Kielty, .294 2 120 .215 1.000 Kotsay, 24 65 1 .125 5 14 1 1 8 3 1 1 0 4 0 1 41 0 0 34 0 19 188 2 19 0 274 1 84 3 32 119 3 1 4 4 20 16 2 0 0 21 0 7 4 1 0 0 5 0 0 3 2 0 3 0 0 1 0 1 Ellis, M Furmaniak, J Gaudin, C .333 Hannahan, J .237 D Haren, .000 .317 169 3 40 41 1 2 .000 10 13 1 0 2 2 5 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 56 1 0 1 0 43 17 0 1 234 0 13 343 0 0 55 3 14 0 2 83 1 5 28 3 3 2 0 2 0 0 0 4 3 8 1 0 0 1 2 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 Buck, T Chavez, E B Crosby, J 1 4 0 17 0 .235 5 Cust, J 5 .277 22 .204 0 1 32 DaVanon, 6 0 2 0 .202 65 98 84 18 20 .267 17 105 6 4 28 4 0 0 5 0 1 4 0 1 26 33 10 23 22 27 60 20 104 139 43 116 139 203 176 171 13 13 254 2 8 2 34 16 29 1 2 0 19 0 47 0 4 4 0 0 6 2 5 3 0 Barton, D Bocachica, H M 0 5 1 18 1 .278 Bowen, R 5 4 .000 .083 23 Bradley, 0 1 33 4 1 1 0 12 .250 3 1 0 8 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 2 17 2 5 26 11 8 4 15 1 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 4 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 TOT SP TOT GIDP SF SH SO IBB BB MOB MISP RBI RBI HR 3B 2B H in Scoring Position 2007 Batting with Runners AB AVG PLAYER Suzuki Swisher Walker 13 1 0 0 0 10 0 14 32 22 2 0 0 0 2 Piazza Putnam Scutaro 8 1 0 15 24 Snelling 0 0 0 1 15 3 1 0 Stewart 1 19 2 0 0 0 0 39 7 4 2 50 Kendall Kielty 12 4 0 0 Kotsay 16 Melhuse 0 0 2 0 Murphy 6 3 1 0 2 0 0 0 1 10 1 5 1 0 0 6 Cust DaVanon Ellis 0 4 0 0 0 17 6 0 Hannahan 23 4 Johnson 0 0 6 2 28 8 3 0 8 3 2 0 19 39 24 Bowen Bradley Buck 3 0 0 0 Chavez 0 4 1 0 3 Crosby 5 3 3 0 12 20 3 0 0 18 23 17 2 0 0 19 PLAYER PLAYER Barton TOT 4 5 2 3 0 8 1 0 9

MISCELLANEOUS PLAYER DEVELOPMENT OPPONENTS HISTORY RECORDS REVIEW 2008 ATHLETICS FRONT OFFICE 16 24 5 Buck, 1 0 6 TOT 1 1 1 0 .200 0 5 1 2 6 SP Bradley,3B 2B HR RBI MISP H 40 AVG 1 0 MOB AB 0 T 3 Bowen, BB 1 1 IBB 1 20 .000 0 SO 0 1 0 0 SH 0 SF M PLAYER 0 2 GIDP 2 0 1.000 1 1 R ▲ 212 .320 .427 9 .397 .526 0 4 0 .390 0 .484 5 58 0 0 2 14 17 0 0 0 82 14 2 0 0 0 2 46 44 0 1 8 15 1 2 0 4 0 0 0 .286 17 0 0 .286 0 1 0 0 0 20 0 128 0 45 TOTALS 2 .269 0 85 0 0 7 1 1 12 1 .286 0 2 0 0 .714 5 2 .286 Walker, 0 0 .286 0 0 0 1 20 0 0 .375 0 33 0 2 0 6 0 30 152 0 2 1 0 7 .000 2 0 Swisher, 300 0 21 3 7 10 T 2 .000 6 0 0 .333 0 587 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 0 2 93 73 Suzuki, .286 .000 0 0 N 0 0 .000 1 0 0 0 .283 0 0 0 0 Stewart, 8 K 1 47 .000 0 84 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 Scutaro,.000 .000 0 57 S 0 0 0 31 1 .000 0 .250 .000 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Piazza, M 192 M 0 158 0 17 0 0 3 0 56 Murphy, .263 1 1 .000 .000 .245 Kielty, 0 270 D 0 0 .000 0 0 Johnson, D .000 0 0 B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 Furmaniak, 30 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 Cust, J 5 .000 J .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 Crosby, 0 .000 0 1 Chavez, 1 .000 B 26 GIBATTERE AVG G 111 0 AB R 7 H 1 TB .245 ATHLETICS 80 151 Thompson, 9 15 37 2B 0 6 124 Swisher, 40 0 0 106 0 370 K Suzuki, 0 0 555 0 3B 0 .000 .250 2 0 22 33 161 2 0 Stewart, 16 0 N 12 3 0 1 .444 30 8 45 9 4 1 0 13 10 11 1 1 1 0 0 20 30 31 1 1 0 0 0 K 3 Scutaro,1 0 3 1 2 2 HR 0 .111 0 9 1 15 18 1 20 3 30 S Putnam, 6 21 0 2 0 2 8 0 0 1 2 .286 0 1 0 0 7 2 M Piazza, 0 1 1 1 RBI 0 .000 0 D 20 Murphy, 0 .556 9 5 22 33 10 10 1 0 10 15 M 1 Melhuse, 1 0 6 3 1 0 SH 4 0 0 1 40 .25010 0 4 1 1 0 .460 0 Kotsay,D 9 0 0 2 60 18 2 27 1 1 0 .500 0 2 1 4 A Kielty,1 0 4 0 1 0 1 .143 0 SF 0 7 1 1 .0000 3 0 1 .354 Kendall, M 12 18 5 1 0 5 Johnson, B 0 1 0 .250 0 4 1 HP 1 J Hannahan, 34 51 9 .071 7 1 0 60 9 D Ellis, BB 3 1 0 1 1 0 0 14 1 .318 0 2 0 0 4 1 22 7 50 75 0 J 21 DaVanon, 0 .000 3 16 3 0 2 0 210 3 0 0 0 0 IBB M 0 Cust, 1 .286 0 1 1 1 0 14 4 34 51 .0000 13 0 Crosby,J 10 1 0 8 0 0 SO 28 42 J Chavez, 2 .231 5 1 0 5 3 2 0 0 13 3 24 36 B 0 .100 5 SB 0 5 4 1 0 0 10 1 E 2 CS DP SLG OBP REVIEW 2007 BattingWithTheBasesLoaded 2007 DesignatedHittingStatistics 2008 OAKLAND ATHLETICS MEDIA GUIDE

FRONT OFFICE 2008 ATHLETICS REVIEW RECORDS HISTORY OPPONENTS PLAYER DEVELOPMENT MISCELLANEOUS ▲ 213 REVIEW Team Pitching Team August 4.91 17 12 266.0 278 153 145 34 145 153 5 33 278 7 12 35 26 7 266.0 54 21 136 35 96 72 55 152 12 12 36 78 271 72.0 67 50 108 94 17 225.2 70.0 99 52 4 17 4 90.0 13 100 August 4.91 9 181 4 180 4 September 5.42 85.2 4 4.50 Baltimore 2 43 6 Boston 4.13 23 165.2 169.0 6 4 Chicago (AL) 1 46 24 Cleveland 5.25 62 3.94 13 5.40 Detroit 14 78 60.0 5 Kansas City 10 5 13 3 Los Angeles (AL) 4 3.24 2 86.0 3.76 5 Minnesota 3.45 9 10 80.0 32 9 (AL) New York 4 4 9 9 82 24 2.90 Seattle 4.24 166.2 30.1 6 39 27.0 Bay 152 Tampa 5 4 35 1 91.0 1 5.11 Texas 65 2 6 4.50 Toronto 85 2 5.22 60 2 59.0 17 Cincinnati 3.00 41 4 50 Houston 3.86 38 6 (NL) New York 19 7 5.25 89.2 San Francisco 19 St. Louis 98 1.96 0 2 57 3 5 52 24.0 1 8.33 14 32 55.0 1 20 44 2 14 12 27.0 3 12 35 3 28 25 3 Left 568 43 45 HR 95 79 59 237 ER 93 18 315 374 22 16 263 R 22 452 350 408 100 H 79 127 568 102 496 495 703 INN 765 110 89 900 972 143 111 L 506.2 748.0 700.0 192 228 W 941.1 41 237 262 30 45 225.0 242.2 ERA 56 Total 40 253.0 ASB Before 36 235.2 27 After ASB 13 3.66 Home 3.79 49 13 44 4.81 Away 13 5.04 44 Day 4.21 18 32 792.2 12 Night 4.32 42 740 14 357 Left 655.1 322 15 728 Right 70 401 9 April 3.16 367 68 May 3.71 June 3.63 July 4.85 2008 OAKLAND ATHLETICS MEDIA GUIDE 2008 OAKLAND ATHLETICS 2007 Pinch Hitting Statistics Hitting Pinch 2007 Batting 2007 Batting and Pitching Breakdown 2007 Batting New York (NL) New York .192 San Francisco St. Louis .270 3 6 99 .339 211 3 3 33 112 19 57 26 2 7 38 3 32 5 24 Texas .264 19 656 110 173 23 104 23 173 110 37 6 656 82 16 40 19 5 322 33 12 Bay Tampa 17 9 4 .264 Texas 21 13 .268 122 .255 Toronto 91 3 Cincinnati .231 3 10 Houston .270 351 49 94 14 49 Seattle .237 19 633 75 150 13 71 13 150 75 16 Kansas City 633 3 41 18 .256 Los Angeles (AL) 216 .277 7 19 Minnesota .190 19 (AL) 10 New York .241 636 Seattle .237 343 74 6 49 163 228 95 16 32 12 70 55 47 8 31 Boston .250 8 280 28 70 8 28 57 8 70 10 28 98 58 280 57 18 8 114 360 58 Boston .250 363 10 Chicago (AL) 10 Cleveland .314 .246 .272 Detroit 9 301 34 74 9 33 July .236 27 887 109 209 23 106 112 23 33 209 259 144 120 109 36 266 981 887 151 28 27 1024 126 23 28 June .264 29 8 244 53 July .236 132 25 August .260 902 26 253 September .271 8 .209 Baltimore Night .257 105 3632 475 934 106 456 131 106 92 934 33 18 475 195 257 3632 95 134 105 846 937 Night .257 25 vs. Left 27 vs. Right April .230 May .274 .259 .256 - - 1613 3964 241 500 417 1013 108 63 481 230 Day .255 57 1945 266 496 65 255 316 395 65 77 94 496 641 789 266 331 410 2669 1945 2908 81 ASB Before 81 57 After ASB .256 Home .240 .271 Away 88 .257 Day .255 3025 74 380 2552 773 361 91 657 364 80 347 Total AVG G AB R H HR RBI HR H R AB G AVG Total TOTALS TOTALS .250 1 0 10 6 51 15 0 .175 1 10 57 0 0 10 0 .175 1 0 0 1 Scutaro, M .250 8 Scutaro, 1 8 2 Stewart, S 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 .250 0 N 2 .250 Suzuki, K 0 0 0 .000 1 T .333 Swisher, 0 1 0 .333 Walker, 7 0 0 6 0 0 0 .500 0 0 0 0 .000 0 6 0 0 .000 2 0 0 1 1 0 2 0 2 0 3 0 0 0 .286 6 0 1 .333 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 .333 0 .333 .500 .500 Melhuse, A D Melillo, K .000 .000 5 Murphy, 0 5 0 2 Piazza, M 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 3 .000 0 0 0 1 1 .091 0 12 0 0 11 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .500 0 .000 1.000 0 .091 .167 DaVanon, J Cust, J .000 1 0 DaVanon, 1 0 0 0 Ellis, M 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 1 B .000 0 Johnson, D 0 .167 0 Kielty, .000 9 2 .000 .000 0 2 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 1 .000 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .167 .444 0 0 .000 .000 .000 .000 BATTER AVG APP AB R H TB 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HP BB IBB SO SB CS DP SLG OBP SLG DP CS SB SO IBB BB HP SF SH RBI HR 3B 2B TB H R AB APP M AVG BATTER .000 1 Bradley, 0 1 0 Buck, T 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 Chavez, E 0 0 0 .500 .000 2 1 GI 2 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .500 .000 .500 .000

MISCELLANEOUS PLAYER DEVELOPMENT OPPONENTS HISTORY RECORDS REVIEW 2008 ATHLETICS FRONT OFFICE e.8 ShannonStewartagrees totermsonaone-year Feb. 8 DavidShaferacquired from theCincinnatiRedswitha Jan. 23 DATE TRANSACTION ▲ 214 Marcus McBethsenttotheCincinnati Redsasoneof April 28 ChrisDenorfiaacquired from theCincinnatiRedsfor April 27 DanJohnsonreinstated from theDL; AdamMelhuse April 25 MiltonBradleyplacedonthe15-dayDL(strainedleft AntonioPerez sentoutrighttoSacramento April 23 April 5 and Todd Walker selectedfrom April 1 DonnieMurphyoptionedtoSacramento;KurtSuzuki March 31 Goleskireturned totheClevelandIndians Ryan March 28 optionedtoSacramento JasonWindsor March 26 andRonFlores optionedtoSacramento; March 25 ScottDunnoptionedtoSacramento March 23 J.J.Furmaniak,KevinMelillo,MikeMitchell,Landon March 19 Marcus McBethoptionedtoSacramento March 16 JavierHerrera andShaneKomineoptionedto March 12 SantiagoCasilla,DanMeyerandDavidShafer March 11 HiramBocachicareleased Feb. 22 LennyDiNardo claimedonwaiversfrom Boston;Hiram Feb. 14 ufedr 5: MiltonBradley, Travis Buck,Bobby Kielty, Outfielders (5): EricChavez,BobbyCrosby, MarkEllis,Mike JasonKendall,AdamMelhuse Infielders (6): Catchers (2): JoeBlanton,KikoCalero, LennyDiNardo, Pitchers (12): OPENING DAY ROSTER REVIEW the PTBNLinApril27 trade right elbow) ulnarcollateralligament, placed on60-dayDL(torn two playerstobenamedlaterandcash;Denorfia optioned toSacramento Sacramento onarehab assignment 60-day DL;ScottDunnreleased; DanJohnsonsentto selected from Midland;MarkKotsay transferred tothe Braden selectedfrom Sacramento;Danny Putnam retroactive toApril16(strainedrightshoulder);Dallas hamstring); RichHarden placedonthe15-dayDL March labrum,lefthip) 27(torn Dan Johnsonplacedonthe15-dayDLretroactive to retroactive toMarch 25(spasmsinrighttrapezius); surgery); EstebanLoaizaplacedonthe15-dayDL on the15-dayDLretroactive toMarch 23(lowerback reassigned tominorleaguecamp;MarkKotsayplaced Antonio Perez designatedforassignment;LouMerloni Sacramento; BradHalseyoptionedto released reassigned tominorleaguecamp;ErubielDurazo organization (Rule5) league camp;RickyLedeereleased Daric BartonandHiramBocachicareassigned tominor reassigned tominorleaguecamp Powell, ErasmoRamirez andCharlesThomas reassigned tominorleaguecamp Sacramento; JohnBakerandDerek Thompson minor leaguecamp Connor RobertsonandKazTadano reassigned to Faison, optioned toSacramento;DallasBraden,Vince outrighted toSacramento Bocachica designatedforassignment;CharlesThomas contract; CharlesThomasdesignatedforassignment PTBNL inexchangeforKirkSaarloosanda Shannon Stewart,NickSwisher Piazza, Marco Scutaro, Todd Walker Witasick Kennedy, JayMarshall,HustonStreet, Jay Gaudin, RichHarden, DanHaren, Joe Justin Duchscherer, AlanEmbree, Chad 2008 OAKLAND ATHLETICS MEDIA GUIDE 2007 PlayerTransactions a 0 MiltonBradleyreinstated from DL;HiramBocachica DavidShaferoutrightedtoSacramento May 30 May 29 JustinDuchscherer senttoStocktononarehab May 28 ConnorRobertsonplacedonthe15-dayDLretroactive May 25 MiltonBradleyplacedonthe15-dayDLretroactive May 23 JustinDuchscherer placedonthe15-day DLretroactive May 22 MarkKotsaysenttoSacramentoonarehab RonFlores recalled from Sacramento May 21 May 18 Todd Walker released; DallasBradenoptionedto May 17 ChrisSnellingplacedonthe15-dayDLretroactive May 16 HustonStreet placedon15-dayDLretroactive toMay May 15 DallasBradenrecalled from Sacramento;Todd Walker May 12 MiltonBradleyreinstated from DL;DannyPutnam May 11 MikePiazzaplacedon15-dayDLretroactive toMay ChrisSnellingacquired from Washington Nationalsin May 4 May 2 BobbyKieltyplacedonthe15-dayDL(strainedleft May 1 Langerhansacquired from Ryan theAtlantaBraves April 29 ue1 J.J.Furmaniakselected from Sacramento;Erasmo June 16 DonnieMurphyoptionedtoSacramento RuddyLugoclaimedoff waiversfrom Tampa Bay June 15 June 14 BenJukich senttoCincinnatiasaPTBNLintheApril KurtSuzukiselectedfrom Sacramento June 12 AdamMelhuse tradedtotheTexas Rangersin June 10 June 9 MiltonBradleyplacedonthe15-dayDLretroactive to released JayWitasick June 8 ChrisSnellingsenttoSacramentoonarehab June 7 SantiagoCasillarecalled from Sacramento;Jay June 4 MarkKotsayreinstated from DL;DonnieMurphy June 3 June 1 HiramBocachicaclaimedonwaiversbySanDiego May 31 assignment for assignment selected from Sacramento;DavidShaferdesignated to May22(rightthumbfracture); ErasmoRamirez Sacramento recalled from Sacramento;Jeremy Brown outrightedto to May15(strainedlefthamstring);DonnieMurphy assignment Esteban LoaizasenttoSacramentoonarehab Sacramento; Jeremy Brown designatedforassignment; to May15(righthipstrain);ColbyLewisselectedfrom assignment Sacramento the 60-dayDL selected from Sacramento;BobbyKieltytransferred to to May11(leftkneecontusion);HiramBocachica selected from Sacramento 13 (irritation,rightulnarnerve);ConnorRobertson designated forassignment optioned toSacramento DL Sacramento; EstebanLoaizatransferred tothe60-day 3 (strainedrightshoulder);JackCustselectedfrom Langerhans exchange forRyan from Sacramento calf) retroactive toApril29;AdamMelhuserecalled Braden optionedtoSacramento in exchangeforaplayertobenamedlater;Dallas sent toSacramentoonrehab assignment Ramirez designatedforassignment;MiltonBradley assignment 27 Denorfiatrade;ChrisSnellingreturned from rehab exchange forcashconsiderations from Sacramento June 3(strainedrightcalf);DonnieMurphyrecalled assignment designatedforassignment Witasick optioned toSacramento Esteban Loaizareturned from rehab assignment designated forassignment;JustinDuchscherer and

FRONT OFFICE 2008 ATHLETICS REVIEW RECORDS HISTORY OPPONENTS PLAYER DEVELOPMENT MISCELLANEOUS ▲ 215 REVIEW Shannon Stewart elected free agency Shannon Stewart elected free nando Hernandez the Chicago White selected from Atlanta Braves for Joey Devine and Jamie Richmond Ruddy Lugo designated for assignment selected from Kane County selected from waiversSox in the Rule 5 draft; Jay Marshall claimed off designated for assignment Boston; Jose Garcia from contract Anderson, Chris for Brett Cunningham, Dana Eveland, Carlos Aaron Carter, Smith Gonzalez and Greg Fautino De Los Santos, Gio Gonzalez and Ryan Sweeney contract; Danny Putnam designated for assignment Shane Komine, Adam Melhuse and Jason WindsorShane Komine, Adam Melhuse and sent outright to Sacramento and Mark Kotsay reinstated Rich Harden Duchscherer, DL from Chris waivers by Pittsburgh; Thompson claimed off Snelling reinstated and Chris Denorfia, Jose Garcia disabled list from Connor Robertson outrighted to Sacramento pitchers Kristian Bell and Graham Godfrey Henry Rodriguez Sacramento; Robnett selected from 18 (strained left hamstring); J.J. Furmaniak recalled J.J. Furmaniak recalled 18 (strained left hamstring); Sacramento from 19 (strained to August DL retroactive placed on 15-day to 60-day DL transferred Rich Harden rib cage muscle); Sacramento (NL); Colby Lewis selected from to 60-day agent; Eric Chavez transferred signed as free DL Sacramento from recalled to 60-day DL Buck transferred (AL); Travis to 60-day DL transferred to 60-day DL transferred August 15 (lower back spasms); Jeff DaVanon selected DaVanon Jeff (lower back spasms); August 15 Sacramento from optioned to Sacramento Jan. 18 Jan. 25 Danny Putnam outrighted to Sacramento Cincinnati; waivers from claimed off Fiorentino Jeff Jan. 30 Mets waivers by the New York Ruddy Lugo claimed off Nov. 28 Nov. Kansas City Bankston claimed on waivers from Wes Dec. 6 Fer Dec. 11 Dec. 12 Jay Marshall outrighted to Sacramento Dec. 13 contract non-tenders and Jose Garcia Kiko Calero to terms on a one-year agrees agent Kiko Calero Free Dec. 14 and Connor Robertson traded to the Dan Haren Jan. 3 traded to the for Jan. 11 to terms on a one-year agrees agent Emil Brown Free Jan. 14 Mark Kotsay and cash considerations traded to the Oct. 5 J.J. Furmaniak, , Ron Flores, Dee Brown, Oct. 8 Justin Buck, Eric Chavez, , Travis Oct. 11 Oct. 15 Florida waivers from claimed off Jose Garcia waivers by Boston; Kevin Jay Marshall claimed off Oct. 25 Bay; waivers by Tampa Chris Snelling claimed off Oct. 29 Oct. 30 and DaVanon Jeff agency Mike Piazza elected free 2 Nov. 18 Nov. by Kansas City waivers Colby Lewis claimed off for minor league traded to Toronto Scutaro Marco 20 Nov. and Richie Petit, Gregorio Gray, Jeff Aug. 20 August to DL retroactive Buck placed on 15-day Travis Aug. 22 DL; Donnie Murphy from Esteban Loaiza reinstated Aug. 29 waivers by Los Angeles claimed off Esteban Loaiza Sept. 1 Stockton; Adam Melhuse from Dallas Braden recalled Sept. 3 Meyer DL; Dan from reinstated Donnie Murphy Sept. 7 New York waivers from claimed off Kevin Thompson Sept. 10 Sacramento; Mark Kotsay Daric Barton selected from Sept. 15 Sacramento; Bobby Crosby Jerry Blevins selected from Sept. 18 Sept. 22 list Nick Swisher placed on suspended suspended list from Nick Swisher reinstated Aug. 17 to 15-day DL retroactive placed on Mark Kotsay Aug. 18 Dan Meyer Sacramento; selected from Dee Brown 2008 OAKLAND ATHLETICS MEDIA GUIDE 2008 OAKLAND ATHLETICS 27 (lower back spasms); J.J. Furmaniak recalled from from 27 (lower back spasms); J.J. Furmaniak recalled Sacramento Sacramento from Lugo recalled optioned to Sacramento Furmaniak optioned to Sacramento optioned to Sacramento assignment Kielty designated for assignment Sacramento from wrist); Donnie Murphy recalled to Sacramento Lewis designated for assignment; Connor Robertson DL and optioned to Sacramento; Jason from reinstated Kendall traded to with cash for Rob Bowen and minor leaguer Jerry Blevins to Stockton on Sacramento; Mike Piazza transferred rehab July 8 (strained right shoulder); Donnie Murphy list; J.J. Furmaniak recalled placed on bereavement selected from Brown Sacramento; Andrew from to 60- transferred Sacramento; Justin Duchscherer Buck sent to Sacramento on rehab day DL; Travis to assignment; Connor Robertson transferred Dan Denham sent to Cincinnati Sacramento on rehab; Cincinnati as PTBNL in from and Julio Manon acquired Saarloos to sent Kirk January 22 trade in which the A’s Cincinnati for David Shafer. Brown acquired from for Milton Bradley San Diego for Milton Bradley from acquired Brown and cash. optioned to Sacramento optioned to Sacramento designated for assignment assignment Robertson sent to Arizona on a rehab to June 19 (inflammation in right shoulder); optioned in right shoulder); optioned to June 19 (inflammation Braden and Ruddy Kevin Melillo to Sacramento; Dallas Sacramento; Chris Snelling sent to from Lugo recalled assignment Sacramento on rehab assignment rehab from Chris Snelling returned Lugo optioned 28 (sprained right thumb); Ruddy from to Sacramento; Donnie Murphy recalled Sacramento; selected from Sacramento; Dee Brown to 60-day DL; Andrew Chris Snelling transferred optioned to Sacramento; Erasmo Ramirez outrighted Erasmo Ramirez to Sacramento; optioned to Sacramento sent to Rich Harden optioned to Sacramento; Sacramento on rehab reinstated Sacramento; Melillo selected from Shane Komine optioned to DL; from Rich Harden Sacramento Aug. 14 Sacramento; J.J. Jack Hannahan selected from Aug. 4 Aug. 13 Joe Kennedy claimed on waivers by Arizona; Ruddy Sacramento; Dallas Braden from Dan Meyer recalled July 31 Bobby Kielty released Aug. 1 Aug. 3 assignment Esteban Loaiza sent to Sacramento on rehab to July Eric Chavez placed on 15-day DL retroactive July 21 on rehab sent to Sacramento July 23 Huston Street disabled list; Bobby from reinstated July 25 Huston Street left (fractured placed on 15-day DL Bobby Crosby July 17 BL and optioned to from Donnie Murphy reinstated July 19 July 20 Colby Lewis outrighted to Sacramento DL; Shane Komine from Mike Piazza reinstated July 16 Sacramento; Colby from Dallas Braden recalled July 13 July 14 assignment Mike Piazza sent to Sacramento on rehab DL; J.J. Furmaniak optioned from Buck reinstated Travis July 11 to Sacramento; Connor outrighted July 12 Dee Brown to on 15-day DL retroactive placed Rich Harden July 3 July 6 Flores Sacramento; Ron from Shane Komine recalled July 8 DL; Dallas Braden from reinstated Kiko Calero DL; Dee Brown from Bobby Kielty reinstated June 27 assignment; Bobby Kielty sent to Sacramento on rehab June 29 to June Buck placed on 15-day DL retroactive Travis June 25 list retroactive placed on 15-day disabled Kiko Calero June 20 DL; J.J. Furmaniak from Bradley reinstated Milton June 21 Kevin Milton Bradley for assignment; Designated June 18 Lugo Sacramento; Ruddy from recalled Komine Shane

MISCELLANEOUS PLAYER DEVELOPMENT OPPONENTS HISTORY RECORDS REVIEW 2008 ATHLETICS FRONT OFFICE o nee 9 6 .8 - 42 4-1 61 2-1 22 14-4 32-25 22-21 26-18 40-41 54-27 vs.NL - vs.West vs.Cent .580 vs.East 68 Road 94 Home GB Pct. Oakland 76 Lost Seattle 88 Won Los Angeles American LeagueWest 86 74 ▲ .469 .543 18.0 6.0 40-41 49-33 36-45 39-41 21-20 25-19 21-25 23-20 24-33 31-26 10-8 9-9 216 8-7 17-18 - 28-12 6-9 35-37 .580 68 15-17 47-34 94 41-40 43-37 vs.AL 1.0 vs.West 14-21 6-9 5-10 5-10 vs.Cent GB .543 Minnesota 79 vs.East 35-46 28-44 34-38 74 Toronto 40-33 83 Pct. Road 43-38 Seattle 88 Lost 88 Detroit 20-20 88 23-16 26-16 Home Won New York 7.0 7-11 vs.AL American LeagueWildCard 18-17 20-16 GB 17-16 .481 10-8 16-18 vs.West 83 Pct. 84 Florida 71 32-49 39-42 42-40 vs.Cent Washington 73 15-16 Lost 78 79 39-42 43-38 14-24 Atlanta 84 vs.East 47-34 Won 74 New York Road 74 19.0 8.0 vs.AL 30-11 Philadelphia 89 29-43 10-8 1.5 National LeagueEast .438 Home .506 vs.West .546 39-33 29-52 89 19-16 91 vs.Cent Pittsburgh 68 80 GB 91 .488 74 37-44 Cincinnati 72 vs.East 71 42-39 82 Pct. 29-43 Houston 73 78 89 73 Road 30.0 St. Louis 52-29 .512 Lost vs.NL Milwaukee 83 11-26 .407 Home Won .543 Chicago 85 2.0 .451 vs.West 96 .543 National LeagueCentral 94 GB 34-47 .580 vs.Cent 90 66 15.0 .438 San Francisco 35-46 .549 Pct. vs.East 68 89 Los Angeles .519 Road 79 Lost San Diego 94 27.0 Won Colorado 90 16.0 Home .426 77 11.0 Arizona 90 vs.NL .420 - 93 6.0 National LeagueWest GB .444 vs.West 6.0 69 Tampa vs.Cent Bay Pct. 18.0 .451 .512 Baltimore 69 40-41 5.0 vs.East Lost Toronto 83 73 47-34 Road Won New York .525 72 17.0 Boston 96 Home 13.0 American LeagueEast GB 2.0 33-48 Kansas City 36-45 93 12.0 44-37 Chicago 72 Pct. 42-39 .552 Minnesota 79 79 - 37-44 Detroit 88 Lost 39-42 Cleveland 96 .556 Won 66 32-40 51-30 American LeagueCentral 42-30 42-39 .426 Texas 75 90 35-46 .5 83 40-41 31-50 44-37 .512 21-18 - 33-48 66 74 32-49 25-16 .593 27.0 31-50 51-31 .488 11-22 13-18 32-40 .444 39-33 87 15-19 41-40 14-20 16-17 13.0 50-31 .593 .543 - 9-9 35-46 13-18 36-44 39-42 17.0 8-7 22-20 36-43 18-20 43-36 24.0 - 15-21 .463 49-32 40-41 51-30 8.0 14-22 35-44 34-47 41-40 17-15 16-19 14-17 19-14 51-29 12-22 45-34 38-43 24-9 34-47 5-10 19.0 8-7 45-36 34-38 16-18 45-36 38-43 20-20 7-11 4-11 9-9 45-37 17-18 34-47 22-20 36-36 9-9 16-19 19-19 43-30 47-34 42-30 43-38 8-4 18-18 17-23 36-36 19-18 28-44 13-24 10-8 22-13 48-24 20-15 28-53 39-33 8-7 21-13 6-12 18-17 21-15 20-17 36-36 11-7 20-25 12-20 10-8 9-9 12-6 18-19 4-14 17-25 14-4 27-30 11-7 otndfae lvln,4gmst ColoradodefeatedArizona,4gamesto0 NationalLeagueChampionshipSeries National LeagueDivisionSeries Arizonadefeated Chicago, 3gamesto0 Coloradodefeated Philadelphia,3gamesto0 Boston defeatedCleveland,4gamesto3 American LeagueChampionshipSeries Cleveland defeatedNewYork, 3gamesto1 Boston defeatedLosAngeles,3gamesto 0 American LeagueDivisionSeries REVIEW 2007 MajorLeagueStandings 2008 OAKLAND ATHLETICS MEDIA GUIDE Boston defeatedColorado, 4gamesto0 Postseason Results e ok 8 4 53 1.5 1.0 .543 .546 74 74 88 89 GB Milwaukee 83 Pct. Atlanta 84 New York Lost San Diego Won Colorado 90 National LeagueWildCard 79 78 73 .512 .519 .552 6.5 5.5 -

FRONT OFFICE 2008 ATHLETICS REVIEW RECORDS HISTORY OPPONENTS PLAYER DEVELOPMENT MISCELLANEOUS ▲ 217 REVIEW Batting Fielding Pitching 11114 33102 433 10593 689 7503 14740 496 .423 496 14740 7503 689 10593 433 33102 11114 2008 OAKLAND ATHLETICS MEDIA GUIDE 2008 OAKLAND ATHLETICS 2007 American League Team Statistics Team League American 2007 Texas .980 162 4290 1744 124 6158 179 0 14 160 0 1 179 2236 6158 84861 124 1372 1744 22954 4290 60535 162 1134 Bay Tampa .980 Texas .984 Totals .980 162 4289 1548 117 5954 155 0 14 Detroit .984 162 4342 1635 99 6076 148 0 10 6 0 0 148 160 6301 6076 102 99 20 1853 1635 0 168 6034 4346 4342 108 162 1604 162 4322 .984 Toronto .984 Detroit 162 Los Angeles Kansas City Chicago .982 .983 .982 162 162 4305 4312 1550 1553 101 106 5956 5971 154 160 0 0 8 5 Seattle .985 162 4303 1656 90 6049 167 0 8 0 167 6049 16 90 0 6121 153 1656 90 1687 8 6177 4303 1 167 4344 92 1697 6016 162 162 6 151 0 4388 New York 1611 95 Oakland .985 162 4310 Seattle .985 162 Cleveland .985 Minnesota .984 .985 162 4352 1588 88 6028 174 0 16 Club PCT G PO A E TC DP TP PB TP 10 DP TC 0 145 E 5935 A 19 81 0 6085 155 PO 1538 79 1690 4316 G 4316 162 162 Club PCT .987 Baltimore Boston .986 Tampa Bay Baltimore 162 2 .290 5.53 1194 55 Tampa 568 31 66 2 1649 162 28 199 63 1429.2 96 4 .268 944 879 2 5.17 1087 55 696 37 69 8 1491 30 161 72 1438.2 93 868 827 9 Totals 14890 754 7439 534 61 .269 2256 813 10099 10934 1134 21047 64 554 20178.1 1123 4.50 115 1145 New York York 162 New 1 .268 4.49 1009 59 578 33 94 6 1498 34 150 60 1450.2 68 777 724 5 Detroit Seattle 162 Texas 1 .266 4.57 1047 75 .281 566 41 88 8 1498 44 174 68 1447.1 74 797 735 10 9 1020 59 162 546 39 Chicago 1578 6 43 147 62 1434.1 813 754 4.73 12 88 74 162 0 162 9 .276 4.75 4.77 668 38 75 1525 1015 45 42 .274 155 70 1430.0 499 50 72 87 0 1556 844 42 755 6 174 59 1440.2 90 976 66 839 763 9 4 Cleveland Angeles Minnesota 162 9 .268 4.05 162 1047 42 5 410 42 96 .266 2 1519 49 146 56 1462.2 4.23 66 704 1156 69 658 9 477 22 162 94 5 1480 43 151 51 5 1435.0 .269 68 731 Los 674 9 4.15 1094 46 420 33 79 5 1505 38 51 185 1436.2 83 725 663 8 City Oakland 162 2 4.48 520 54 69 1547 36 Kansas .277 168 41 1437.1 93 778 716 6 162 993 56 4 .263 4 4.28 1036 52 530 60 76 4 1468 36 138 43 1448.0 86 758 689 9 Club W L ERA G CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB IBB SO WP BK AVG BK WP SO IBB BB HB HR ER R H IP SV SHO CG G ERA L Club W Boston Toronto .247 1149 33 162 482 20 0 1350 5 45 151 62 1438.2 657 618 3.87 13 11 .251 96 66 1067 42 162 479 34 3 1383 44 157 55 1448.2 699 644 4.00 9 83 OPP 79 Totals .271 78294 21181 4299 2252 495 821 532 1354 1920 .338 1920 1354 532 821 495 2252 4299 21181 1134 78294 .271 Totals Toronto .259 162 5536 753 1434 2321 344 24 165 719 33 48 47 533 32 1044 57 22 127 .419 .327 .419 127 .318 22 .404 57 138 1044 .338 45 .407 32 78 142 533 1149 20 47 52 33 1119 532 48 29 52 33 664 35 719 49 41 165 56 667 18 24 711 190 344 171 20 16 2321 249 295 1434 2200 2270 753 1341 1430 693 741 5536 5577 5441 162 Kansas City 162 162 .259 Toronto .261 Oakland .256 162 5534 Chicago .246 706 1447 2145 300 46 102 660 41 47 89 428 34 1069 78 44 151 .388 .322 Texas .263 162 5555 816 1460 2367 298 36 179 768 57 42 56 503 27 1224 88 25 129 .426 .328 .426 129 25 88 1224 27 503 .333 56 .412 .343 139 42 .428 42 114 144 57 41 939 72 .330 31 768 1202 .391 500 56 149 179 47 590 30 47 112 80 36 38 839 59 41 718 32 512 298 142 784 48 178 45 30 2367 34 27 306 671 305 2321 118 1460 2397 36 1529 273 1504 816 756 2159 811 5631 1460 5604 5555 162 718 162 .272 Baltimore 5522 162 Cleveland .268 162 Bay Tampa Minnesota .264 .268 .263 Texas 162 5593 782 1500 2424 291 36 187 750 34 52 53 545 31 1324 131 48 119 .433 .336 Detroit .287 162 5757 887 1652 2635 352 50 177 857 31 45 56 474 45 1054 103 30 128 .458 .345 .337 .458 .362 .425 128 .444 154 30 30 146 103 24 81 1054 96 861 45 1042 32 474 389 54 56 62 689 45 40 64 31 33 54 857 30 754 177 829 153 50 166 22 352 35 284 2635 352 2416 1652 2481 1629 887 1561 794 5757 867 5684 162 5589 162 New York .287 Detroit 162 Seattle .287 .290 162 Los Angeles 5717 968 Boston .279 1656 .284 2649 162 326 5554 32 822 201 1578 929 2317 324 41 23 54 123 78 776 637 32 32 65 991 40 123 507 40 55 138 883 139 .463 .366 55 146 .417 .345 GI OBP SLG DP CS SB SO IBB BB HP SF SH RBI HR 3B 2B TB H R AB G Club AVG

MISCELLANEOUS PLAYER DEVELOPMENT OPPONENTS HISTORY RECORDS REVIEW 2008 ATHLETICS FRONT OFFICE 38Psd,J NYY .338 Posada, J DET .341 Polanco, SEA P .351 Suzuki, I .363 Ordonez, DET M Batting Average ▲ 218 27 Guerrero, 28 Ordonez, V LAA CWS 28 Dye, M DET 28 Hunter, J MIN 31 Konerko, T 31 Morneau, P CWS 35 Thome, J MIN CWS 35 Ortiz, BOS J TB 46 Pena, D 54 Rodriguez, C Home Runs A sixplayerstied NYY 7 8 Byrd, 8 Cabrera, TEX M 8 Teahen, M 9 Guillen, NYY KC M 9 Crawford, C DET 9 Dejesus, C 10 Iwamura, TB KC D 23 Granderson, TB A Triples C 2playerstied DET 41 42 Posada, NYY 42 Roberts, J TOR 43 Rios, BAL B 43 Markakis, A 45 Guerrero, N BAL 45 Hunter, V TOR LAA MIN 47 Hill, T 52 Ortiz, BOS A 54 Ordonez, D Doubles M DET NYY 189 Cano, R 191 Lowell, TOR BOS M 191 Rios, A 191 Markakis, BAL N 192 Cabrera, LAA O 200 Polanco, DET P 201 Young, TEX NYY M 206 Jeter, D 216 Ordonez, SEA DET M 238 Suzuki, I Hits 105 Polanco, DET P 107 Sheffield, SEA DET G 111 Suzuki, TOR I 114 Rios, BOS A 116 Ortiz, D 117 Ordonez, DET M 118 Sizemore, CLE G 122 Granderson, NYY C 123 Abreu, DET B 143 Rodriguez, A Runs NYY BOS NYY .317 Pedroia, D .322 Jeter, D .324 Guerrero, LAA BOS V .324 Lowell, M LAA BOS .330 Figgins, D .332 Ortiz, D REVIEW 2007 ALIndividualBattingLeaders 69 Beltre, SEA 69 Markakis, A 73 Guerrero, N BAL 74 Hunter, V LAA MIN TOR 74 Rios, T TB 76 Pena, A 82 Ordonez, C 84 Granderson, M DET 85 Rodriguez, C 88 Ortiz, BOS A DET Extra BaseHits NYY D TB .505 Martinez, CLE V .508 Upton, NYY B .543 Posada, J .547 Guerrero, LAA V .552 Granderson, C CWS .563 Thome, DET J BOS .595 Ordonez, TB DET M .621 Ortiz, D .627 Pena, C .645 Rodriguez, A NYY Slugging Percentage LAA .393 Figgins, SEA D .396 Suzuki, I OAK .403 Guerrero, LAA V .408 Cust, TB J CWS .410 Thome, J .411 Pena, C .422 Rodriguez, NYY A NYY .426 Posada, J BOS .434 Ordonez, DET M .445 Ortiz, D On BasePercentage 2playerstied 84 89 Roberts, 95 Thome, BAL B CWS 95 Rodriguez, J 100 Swisher, A OAK N 101 Sizemore, NYY TB CLE CLE G 102 Hafner, T 103 Pena, OAK C 105 Cust, BOS J 111 Ortiz, D Walks 2playerstied 27 28 Crisp, BOS 32 Owens, C CWS 33 Lugo, BOS J 33 Sizemore, J 37 Patterson, G CLE 37 Suzuki, C SEA BAL 41 Figgins, I LAA 50 Crawford, D 50 Roberts, C TB BAL Stolen Bases B MIN 107 Hunter, T 111 Morneau, MIN J 112 Markakis, BAL N 114 Martinez, BOS CLE V 117 Ortiz, TB D 120 Lowell, BOS M 121 Pena, C 125 Guerrero, LAA V 139 Ordonez, DET M 156 Rodriguez, A Runs BattedIn NYY 2008 OAKLAND ATHLETICS MEDIA GUIDE 10 Ibanez, SEA TOR 11 Rios, R 11 Upton, TB A 13 Markakis, B 16 Cabrera, N BAL 16 Young, M TB NYY 17 Teahen, D KC 19 Cuddyer, M Assists M MIN 2streaks tied 04/11–05/09 20 05/05–06/01 23 Hunter, 05/07–06/01 MIN T 23 Youkilis, 05/20–06/17 BOS K 25 Suzuki, SEA I 26 Blake, CLE Hitting Streaks C 57 Granderson, 57 Markakis, C 59 Young, N DET BAL TEX TOR 59 Rios, M 61 Ordonez, A 61 Jeter, NYY M DET 61 Cano, D NYY 63 Cabrera, R 65 Polanco, O LAA 76 Suzuki, DET P SEA Multi HitGames I NYY 301 Cano, TB R MIN 303 Hunter, T 307 Pena, C 309 Markakis, BAL N 314 Guerrero, TOR LAA V 320 Rios, A 338 Granderson, BOS C 341 Ortiz, DET D 354 Ordonez, DET M 376 Rodriguez, A Total Bases NYY 1 7playerstied 21 22 Mora, BAL 22 Tejada, M BAL 22 Markakis, M 22 Johjima, N BAL 23 Teahen, SEA K KC 23 Young, TB M Grounded IntoDP D 9playerstied 8 9 Hunter, 9 Uribe, MIN T 9 Patterson, CWS J 10 Crawford, C 10 Sizemore, C TB BAL 12 Figgins, G CLE LAA Caught Stealing D 3players tied 9 10 Granderson, C DET (Plate A 1 4playerstied 11 12 Ortiz, BOS 12 Martinez, D 12 Swisher, V CLE 13 Ramirez, N OAK 13 Suzuki, M SEA BOS 17 Hafner, I CLE 28 Guerrero, T Intentional Walks V 4playerstied LAA 8 9 Crisp, 9 Lopez, BOS C 10 Gathright, SEA J 10 Cabrera, KC J 11 Willits, M LAA NYY 12 Vazquez, R 12 McDonald, TEX R 13 Patterson, J TOR Sacrifice Bunts C BAL 3playerstied 158 MIN 160 Hunter, NYY TOR T 160 Cano, R 160 Hill, TOR A 161 Rios, SEA A 161 Suzuki, I 161 Markakis, BAL N 162 Sizemore, TB CLE G 162 Young, D Games Played OAK 10.5 Stewart, S 10.6 Guerrero, LAA V 11.0 Cabrera, LAA CLE O SEA 11.0 Lofton, K 11.0 Vidro, J 11.6 Betancourt, Y SEA 11.8 Kotchman, C SEA LAA 12.5 Johjima, K BOS 13.8 Pedroia, D DET 21.4 Polanco, P Hardest 7playerstied 8 9 Rodriguez, 9 Morneau, A 9 Cabrera, J 9 Swisher, NYY MIN M 10 Matsui, NYY N 11 Cabrera, NYY H OAK 11 Martinez, O LAA Sacrifice Flies V CLE 5.3 Matsui, NYY 4.9 Martinez, H 4.9 Lowell, CLE V BOS OAK 4.8 Cust, M BOS 4.7 Ortiz, J 4.6 Guerrero, D 4.5 Thome, V LAA CWS 4.3 Ordonez, J TB 4.0 Pena, M DET 3.7 Rodriguez, C A NYY RBI (At Bats PerRBI) Ratio pp. PerSO) To Fan To (At BatsPerHomeRun) Home RunRatio 5playerstied 11 13 Gordon, KC 14 Jeter, NYY A 15 Youkilis, D 17 Sizemore, BOS K 19 Guillen, G SEA CLE 20 Garko, J CLE 21 Rodriguez, R 23 Dejesus, A KC Hit ByPitch NYY D 14Ro,A TOR 71.4 Rios, A BAL 77.6 Roberts, CLE B 81.7 Lofton, CWS K 85.5 Uribe, SEA J NYY 96.9 Suzuki, I 133.3 Damon, J BAL 153.7 Patterson, C 204.0 Granderson, C DET CLE TB 209.3 Sizemore, G 245.5 Iwamura, A Hardest To NYY 617 Cano, R 621 Roberts, BAL B 628 Sizemore, CLE G 637 Markakis, BAL N 638 Cabrera, NYY LAA O 639 Jeter, D 639 Young, TEX TOR M 643 Rios, TB A 645 Young, SEA D 678 Suzuki, I At Bats 131 Swisher, OAK N 134 Thome, CWS J KC 137 Gordon, TB A 141 Granderson, C 142 Pena, CLE DET C DET 146 Peralta, J 150 Inge, TB B 154 Upton, B 155 Sizemore, OAK CLE G 164 Cust, J Strikeouts TB 19.8 Sheffield, DET G 19.8 Upton, CWS B 19.0 Morneau, MIN J 18.1 Dye, J BOS 17.7 Konerko, CWS P OAK 15.7 Ortiz, D 15.2 Cust, J CWS 12.3 Thome, TB J 10.8 Rodriguez, A NYY 10.7 Pena, C (At BatsPer GIDP) Double Up

FRONT OFFICE 2008 ATHLETICS REVIEW RECORDS HISTORY OPPONENTS PLAYER DEVELOPMENT MISCELLANEOUS ▲ 219 REVIEW 134 Contreras, J CWS J 134 Contreras, D BAL 133 Cabrera, 116 J CWS Jackson J, E 114 Garland, K TEX 111 Millwood, C TB OAK 108 Gaudin, B 108 Bonser, MIN P 107 Byrd, J OAK 106 Blanton, CLE A NYY 106 Pettitte, Fewest Walks Per 9 Innings P C 1.3 Byrd, CLE CLE J 1.4 Sabathia, J 1.5 Shields, OAK TB C 1.6 Blanton, J 1.6 Silva, MIN BOS R 1.8 Beckett, TOR CWS M 1.9 Halladay, J CWS 2.0 Buehrle, J 2.1 Vazquez, LAA 2.1 Lackey, Strikeouts Per 9 Innings E 10.9 Bedard, S BAL J 10.4 Kazmir, MIN A 9.7 Santana, TB TOR J CWS 9.6 Burnett, BOS D 8.8 Vazquez, J 8.8 Matsuzaka, BOS J DET 8.7 Beckett, C 8.2 Verlander, CLE SEA F 7.8 Sabathia, 7.8 Hernandez, Earned Runs D BAL CWS 126 Cabrera, J 117 Contreras, 103 J OAK Jackson J, E 101 Blanton, J BOS 101 Weaver, SEA D TB BOS 100 Matsuzaka, T TEX K 100 Wakefield, 99 Millwood, 98 4 players tied Runs Allowed 25 Matsuzaka, D BOS D D BAL 25 Matsuzaka, 25 Cabrera, 18 Cabrera, D BAL CWS J 18 Cabrera, 17 Contreras, SEA J 15 E LAA 15 Washburn, J, E Jackson C 14 Santana, TEX K TB MIN 14 Silva, 14 Millwood, 13 tied 7 players DET J Hit Batsmen CWS J 19 Verlander, BOS D BAL 15 Contreras, D 15 Cabrera, J 13 Matsuzaka, LAA A TOR 12 Lackey, CLE F 12 Burnett, J 11 Carmona, V TEX TB 10 Shields, 9 Padilla, 8 10 players tied Walks D BAL 108 Cabrera, C OAK S 100 Gaudin, TB 89 Kazmir, BOS M 88 SEA D 85 Batista, Jackson J, E A NYY 80 Matsuzaka, S TB BAL 69 Pettitte, 69 Trachsel, 67 3 players tied J Home Runs Allowed MIN CWS J 33 Santana, J 29 Vazquez, CWS J 28 Danks, TOR S TB 28 Shields, B 27 Marcum, MIN P 27 Bonser, E LAA 27 Byrd, CLE 26 Santana, 65 Putz, J Games Finished R 65 Putz, SEA CWS J 62 Jenks, MIN M 60 Nathan, NYY CLE J 59 Rivera, LAA F 58 Borowski, T 56 Rodriguez, BOS J DET 54 Jones, A 53 Papelbon, J TOR 52 Reyes, TB 48 Accardo, Losses 10 Wakefield, T BOS T 10 Wakefield, 9 BAL S 4 players tied DET Balks J TEX 3 Trachsel, S 2 Verlander, J BAL 2 Feldman, SEA D DET NYY 2 Davis, W 2 Cabrera, K 2 Ledezma, SEA M 2 Farnsworth, 2 Batista, 1 44 players tied Hits Allowed J OAK 240 Blanton, P 239 Byrd, C CLE 238 Sabathia, CLE A NYY CWS 238 Pettitte, J 232 Contreras, R TOR 232 Halladay, C 229 Silva, J MIN 219 Lackey, J LAA CWS 219 Garland, G 218 Meche, KC DET J Wild Pitches M TOR 17 Verlander, SEA D DET 15 Batista, J 13 McGowan, S 12 Bonderman, D TB 10 Kazmir, OAK R 10 Haren, TEX 10 Tejeda, 9 Beckett, J BOS J 9 Beckett, E BAL DET 04/18 – 07/01 9 Bedard, J 04/04 – 06/08 8 Bonderman, 06/21 – 08/21 7 04/30 – 06/20 tied streaks 3 Opponents Batting Against Average E .212 Bedard, A BAL .214 Burnett, TOR J .225 Santana, TOR MIN D .230 McGowan, J DET .233 Verlander, J CWS .242 Vazquez, J .245 Beckett, BOS D BOS .246 Matsuzaka, J .247 Shields, D .247 Haren, TB OAK 10 Haren, D Winning Streaks OAK 10 Haren, 2008 OAKLAND ATHLETICS MEDIA GUIDE 2008 OAKLAND ATHLETICS .679 Lackey, J .679 Lackey, LAA .667 2 players tied Winning Percentage J DET .750 Verlander, J .741 Beckett, C BOS .731 Wang, C NYY CLE .731 Sabathia, E .722 Bedard, K BAL .720 Escobar, LAA F CLE .704 Carmona, R TOR .696 Halladay, Strikeouts S 239 Kazmir, J TB MIN 235 Santana, E 221 Bedard, BAL J CWS 213 Vazquez, C CLE BOS 209 Sabathia, D 201 Matsuzaka, J 194 Beckett, BOS D 192 Haren, OAK J 184 Shields, J DET TB 183 Verlander, 241.0 Sabathia, C 241.0 Sabathia, CLE J 230.0 Blanton, R 225.1 Halladay, OAK J TOR 224.0 Lackey, D 222.2 Haren, LAA J 219.0 Santana, OAK J 216.2 Vazquez, MIN CWS G 216.0 Meche, A 215.1 Pettitte, KC 215.0 NYY 2 players tied 2 CWS J players tied 10 Shutouts J LAA 2 Contreras, J SEA 2 Lackey, P 2 Weaver, CLE 2 Byrd, 1 players tied 19 Innings Pitched 7 Halladay, R TOR R CLE Complete Games C OAK 7 Halladay, J CWS 4 Sabathia, M 3 Blanton, J SEA LAA 3 Buehrle, K 3 Weaver, 3 Escobar, 2007 AL Individual Pitching Leaders Pitching Individual AL 2007 33 3 players tied 34 Haren, D OAK D BAL 34 Haren, CLE C 34 Cabrera, G 34 Sabathia, KC A NYY 34 Meche, 34 Pettitte, 34 Kazmir, S Games Started J TB OAK 34 Kazmir, OAK C 34 Blanton, 34 Gaudin, 74 Neshek, P MIN J 74 Neshek, KC G 74 Gobble, SEA MIN M 73 Sherrill, M CWS 73 Guerrier, R 72 Myers, LAA 71 Shields, 81 Downs, S Games TOR J 81 Downs, BAL BAL C 81 Walker, NYY L 78 Bradford, 77 Vizcaino, 37 Nathan, J MIN J TOR 37 Nathan, M 30 Accardo, NYY A 30 Rivera, 26 Reyes, TB 45 Borowski, J CLE J R 45 Borowski, CWS J 40 Jenks, LAA F 40 Putz, SEA T 40 Rodriguez, BOS J DET 38 Jones, 37 Papelbon, 17 Wakefield, T BOS T TOR R 17 Wakefield, M 16 Halladay, SEA 16 Batista, Saves 19 Wang, C C NYY J 19 Wang, LAA CLE C 19 Lackey, DET J 19 Sabathia, K LAA 18 Verlander, 18 Escobar, 3.63 Buehrle, M CWS 3.63 Buehrle, J Wins BOS CLE F 20 Beckett, 19 Carmona, 3.21 Sabathia, C CLE 3.21 Sabathia, J 3.27 Beckett, J BOS 3.33 Santana, MIN K 3.40 Escobar, LAA S 3.48 Kazmir, TB J 3.01 Lackey, F LAA CLE 3.06 Carmona, D 3.07 Haren, E OAK 3.16 Bedard, BAL

MISCELLANEOUS PLAYER DEVELOPMENT OPPONENTS HISTORY RECORDS REVIEW 2008 ATHLETICS FRONT OFFICE Baisley .000 BATTERS1 AVG G AB 2 R H 2B 0 3B 0 HR RBI 0 BB SO 0 0 0 ▲ 0 0 220 15 7 6 2 1 6 20.2 40 27 27 11.76 12 6 3 7 20.0 33 21 15 6.75 Kennedy 0 3 Haren 0 Harden 1 Halsey Gaudin 1 1 1 1 0 Flores 0 27.00 2 0 1 4 1.2 4 Embree 0 5 0 Dunn 5.40 1.53 0 0 0 0 0 Duchscherer 0.00 6.00 0 3 1 3 0 0 0 4 1 3.0 2 0 2 2 3.0 1 2 DiNardo 1 2.84 0 5 12 4 6 Casilla 4 4 13.0 28 16 14 9.69 0 1 0 Calero 2 5.87 7.71 0 8 0 Braden 1 4 0 6 Blanton 9 2.35 3 0 PITCHERS W 2 8 1 2 17.2 L 5 8 0 23.1 ERA 0.00 12.2 2 0 5.59 13 G 0 .600 7.2 31 Opponents .298 92 31 1124 6 172 214 181 33 72 335 Team .292 GS 11 10 4 3 9.1 IP 9 OAK 15.1 H 31 Walker .267 5 R 3 15 Turner0 --- 0 5 16 18 13 Thomas .297 ER 1095 4 45 Swisher .303 2 4 17 5 9.2 BB 6 9.2 5 Suzuki .421 14 37 25 8 0 174 1 Stewart .360 SO 9 66 4 4 15 12 29 Spanos .000 18 13 3 11 8 10 3 0 Scutaro1 .273 19 320 50 2 2 8 11 6 1 Robnett .333 0 20 7 22 0 1 6 2 0 0 Putnam .625 4 0 0 0 70 3 44 15 18 8 2 12 5 Powell .333 1 0 1 0 1 8 4 1 12 5 Piazza .339 6 2 0 1 0 6 3 10 2 0 7 2 1 0 Petit .200 0 17 6 12 0 5 5 0 0 0 21 1 0 6 Perry .000 0 24 0 4 3 1 6 13 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 3 Perez .304 2 7 56 0 1 0 2 2 13 1 8 2 Pennington .000 4 0 0 0 1 0 164 5 7 1 Murphy .395 24 1 3 11 0 6 2 0 15 0 Merloni .300 26 0 3 10 0 0 129 0 56 Melillo .400 0 19 43 18 6 0 Melhuse .184 0 40 5 13 1 17 0 10 Ledee .364 18 199 0 8 38 17 Kielty .500 20 0 0 1 6 3 0 12 0 4 Kendall .231 17 4 7 3 1 5 4 0 1 Johnson .294 11 18 0 0 1 8 0 0 8 Herrera .250 20 16 14 0 9 52 1 1 1 2 6 Goleski .152 51 4 0 7 4 7 0 4 1 8 8 4 Furmaniak .222 7 3 4 0 21 14 13 27 3 0 6 9 1 4 4 1 Faison .214 4 15 12 0 6 0 0 0 0 46 3 7 0 2 Ellis .267 2 8 0 1 3 0 6 0 Durazo .264 0 0 0 2 2 5 7 14 0 Crosby6 .294 0 7 25 0 20 0 1 0 3 --- Cornejo 2 0 10 6 2 2 53 9 4 2 0 Chavez .216 1 1 17 13 0 3 5 1 3 60 0 Buck .339 19 1 5 0 1 4 Brown .250 0 3 14 51 2 5 0 Bradley .381 8 23 0 2 0 6 11 0 Bocachica .111 1 17 18 20 0 0 0 36 Barton .440 12 62 6 11 2 0 4 42 2 0 16 0 Baker .400 1 0 3 1 0 3 1 1 21 6 12 15 0 11 0 5 2 3 25 2 0 5 16 2 1 4 5 6 0 4 7 6 0 21 3 5 0 2 1 0 0 11 1 6 10 1 2 1 5 1 1 2 7 1 0 0 0 1 7 7 1 1 0 2 5 4 0 9 7 3 0 9 11 2 7 3 REVIEW Final PitchingStatistics Final BattingStatistics 2007 SpringTraining Review 2008 OAKLAND ATHLETICS MEDIA GUIDE ac 2 a etl L - 661 hril ao 6,781 6,080 11,970 Wilhite Ramos 6,858 Kim Braden Sherrill 5,058 6-5-1 Marshall 6-6-1 Giese 11,963 6,050 Ramirez 7-6-1 W, 7-6 Francisco Calero Sadler L,5-6 8,411 Halsey atLosAngeles W, 7-4 3-4-1 2,302 5-5-1 Broadway atSanFrancisco Braden Shafer 10,074 March 13 4-5-1 atSeattle Shafer 4-4-1 March 5,386 12 W, 3-2 L,6-7 5,689 Rapada 3,483 Arredondo L,6-10 SanFrancisco 3-3-1 --- Nunez Thurman Cassel March 11 W, 5-3 Ramirez atChicago(AL) 3-2-1 Robertson March 10 atSanFrancisco 2,212 Calero 3-1-1 March 9 2-1-1 L,2-3(10) L,8-9 Texas --- March 8 1-1 Dunn atChicago(NL) Hendrickson W,March 8-7 7 1-1-1 KansasCity W, 4-3 0-1 March 6 atLosAngeles T, 5-5(10) W, 7-6 March 5 atSanDiego March 4 Chicago(NL) L,8-14 March 3 Milwaukee March 2 atMilwaukee March 1 SCORE RECORD DATE OPPONENT WINNER 214 92 31 31 LOSER 278.0 335 181 156 5.05 17 12 31 31 199 277.0 320129 174 163 5.30 12 17 0 0 Opponents 0.00 ATTEND. 1 6 0 0 0 1.0 1 Team 2 0 2 5 13.1 15 11 10 6.75 1 0 Ziegler 0 Witasick 0 0 Windsor 0 0 6.00 3 40.50 Thompson 0 1 4 1 3.0 4 2 0 0 0 2 0.2 3 0 3 1 Tadano0 0.00 1 1 2 0 1 Street 2 0 0 1.0 0 0 4.15 4 4.82 0 1 3 4.1 5 1 2 Sharpe 0 1 1 1 Shafer 0 0.00 3.18 1 7 8 0 3 0 0 1 1.0 1 Robertson 1 0 3 5.2 5 3 2 0 0 10 0 0.00 2.0 Ramos 1 0 0 0 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 Ramirez 1 0 1 0.00 0 Olsen 0.00 0 10 4.50 9.00 0 2 9.1 Mitchell 0 0 6 3 11.2 5 0 1 1 2.0 1 2 1 0 McBeth Marshall 1 10 11 Loaiza 1 10.80 0 OAK 0 5 0 0 0 5.14 3 Lewis 0 1 13.50 3 3 7.0 9 4 2 0 7 0 1 0 0.2 1 Komine 1 1 5 2.76 Kohn 0 3 0 10.2 3.21 12 6.2 10 0 5 4 12.79 11 16.1 3 3 8 3 15 8 0 14.0 7 1 2 2 5 19 2 6.1 6 7 9 6 14 5 9 7 9 9 3 4 ac 1 SnFacso W - 1-22 iad Km n/a 17,975 Atchinson 32,634 Kennedy 17-12-2 Kim --- W, 8-5 DiNardo 6,243 14,294 16-12-2 4,891 SanFrancisco 3,374 Shafer (at Duchscherer Haren --- 9,187 W, 6-4 April 1 15-12-2 Hirsh Adenhart 7,932 (at Bush T, 2-2(10) SanFrancisco 9,132 15-12-1 Halsey McCarthy March 31 Gaudin Kennedy (at Oak.) SanFrancisco 14-11-1 Brown 15-11-1 March 30 W, L,0-2 11-10 Huber Loaiza (exhib.) S.F.) 13-11-1 13-10-1 atSacramento 9,255 5,823 W, 6-3 L,6-10(10) March 29 W, 6,028 8-3 Hernandez Dunn LosAngeles 7,393 March 28 S.F.) 12-10-1 W, 5-2 atMilwaukee Loaiza Windsor March 27 Smith Haeger Colorado 9-9-1 March 26 9,329 6,111 W, 8-7 Seattle 9,174 Bootcheck Peavy March 25 Harden Kennedy Street atTexas Cancelled,Rain 4,391 9-10-1 10-10-1 March 24 W, 11-10-1 7-5 Blanton SanDiego Street March 23 W, 11-10 Gonzalez Halsey KansasCity Bush W, L,4-11 5-3 March 22 8-9-1 7-8-1 atArizona atKansasCity 7-9-1 March 21 Chicago(AL) Hirsh March 20 W, SanDiego 6-5 7-7-1 March 19 L,4-11 L,5-8 LosAngeles March 18 Milwaukee L,2-5 March 17 Arizona March 16 atColorado March 15 OFFDAY March 14 2007 SpringTraining Results