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Texas Rangers Vs. Oakland Athletics Monday, August 20, 2018 W7:05 P.M Texas Rangers vs. Oakland Athletics Monday, August 20, 2018 w7:05 p.m. w NBCSCA GAME SCORECARD First Pitch Time/Temp: Attendance: Time of Game: Umpires: Official Scorer: Chris Thoms Anthem: TBA First Pitch: TBA HP 1 Bruce Dreckman Upcoming Games: 1B 83 Mike Estabrook Tues., Aug. 21 TEX LHP Brett ANDERSON (2-3, 3.90) vs. RHP Ariel JURADO (2-2, 6.41) 7:05 NBCSCA 2B 96 Chris Segal Wed., Aug. 22 TEX RHP Edwin JACKSON (4-2, 2.58) vs. LHP Mike MINOR (6-6, 4.61) 12:35 Facebook 3B 51 Marvin Hudson (CC) Thu., Aug 23 @MIN TBA vs. TBA 5:10 NBCSCA TEXAS RANGERS (56-70) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 AB R H RBI 17 Shin-Soo CHOO, DH (L) .285, 20,57 12 Rougned ODOR, 2B (L) .279, 15, 54 1 Elvis ANDRUS, SS .283, 4, 26 30 Nomar MAZARA, RF (L) .272, 16, 60 19 Jurickson PROFAR, 3B (S) .250, 14, 65 13 Joey GALLO, LF (L) .207, 32, 75 67 Ronald GUZMÁN, 1B (L) .239, 13, 47 61 Robinson CHIRINOS, C .220, 16, 55 18 Drew ROBINSON, CF (L) .189, 1, 5 BENCH BULLPEN PITCHERS IP H R ER BB SO HR Pitches Left Left 40 RHP Bartolo COLON (7-10, 5.19) NONE 54 Jeffrey SPRINGS 55 Matt MOORE 58 Alex CLAUDIO Right 9 Isiah KINER-FAFELA C Right 15 Carlos TOCCI OF 31 Chris MARTIN 29 Adrián BELTRÉ INF 32 Eddie BUTLER 44 Cory GEARRIN 48 Drew HUTCHISON Switch 62 José LECLERC NONE Coaching Staff: Active Players: 29 Adrián Beltré INF 49 Yovani Gallardo RHP 28 Jeff Banister Manager 1 Elvis Andrus INF 30 Nomar Mazara (L) OF 54 Jeffrey Springs (L) LHP 0 Justin Mashore Asst. Hitting 9 Isiah Kiner-Fafela C 31 Chris Martin RHP 55 Matt Moore (L) LHP 4 Hector Ortiz Bullpen 12 Rougned Odor (L) INF 32 Eddie Butler RHP 57 Ariel Jurado RHP 22 Steve Buechele First Base 13 Joey Gallo (L) OF 33 Martin Pérez (L) LHP 58 Alex Claudio (L) LHP 23 Don Wakamatsu Bench 15 Carlos Tocci OF 36 Mike Minor RHP 61 Robinson Chirinos C 24 Anthony Iapoce Hitting 17 Shin-Soo Choo (L) OF 40 Bartolo Colon RHP 62 José Leclerc RHP 27 Tony Beasley Third Base 18 Drew Robinson (L) OF 44 Cory Gearrin RHP 67 Ronald Guzman (L) INF 46 Doug Brocail Pitching 19 Jurickson Profar (S) INF 48 Drew Hutchison (L) RHP OAKLAND ATHLETICS (74-50) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 AB R H RBI 38 Nick MARTINI, LF (L) .300, 0, 10 26 Matt CHAPMAN, 3B .276, 17, 45 8 Jed LOWRIE, 2B (S) .270, 19, 76 2 Khris DAVIS, DH .259, 36, 98 28 Matt OLSON, 1B (L) .242, 23, 58 25 Stephen PISCOTTY, RF .251, 15, 53 10 Marcus SEMIEN, SS .263, 10, 45 22 Ramón LAUREANO, CF .250, 0, 3 21 Jonathan LUCROY, C .235, 2, 40 BENCH BULLPEN PITCHERS IP H R ER BB SO HR Pitches Left Left 50 RHP Mike FIERS (8-6, 3.38) NONE 52 Ryan BUCHTER Right Right 18 Chad PINDER UT 15 Emilio PAGÁN 19 Josh PHEGLEY C 31 Shawn KELLEY 20 Mark CANHA OF 32 Jeurys FAMILIA 36 Yusmeiro PETIT 39 Blake TREINEN Switch 56 Fernando RODNEY NONE 62 Lou TRIVINO Coaching Staff: Active Players: 22 Ramón Laureano OF 38 Nick Martini (L) OF 6 Bob Melvin Manager 2 Khris Davis OF 25 Stephen Piscotty OF 39 Blake Treinen RHP 4 Matt Williams Third Base 8 Jed Lowrie (S) INF 26 Matt Chapman INF 50 Mike Fiers RHP 14 Scott Emerson Pitching 10 Marcus Semien INF 28 Matt Olson (L) INF 52 Ryan Buchter LHP 17 Mike Aldrete Asst. Hitting 15 Emilio Pagán RHP 30 Brett Anderson (L) LHP 53 Trevor Cahill RHP 29 Ryan Christenson Bench 18 Chad Pinder UT 31 Shawn Kelley RHP 55 Sean Manaea LHP 41 Al Pedrique First Base 19 Josh Phegley C 32 Jeurys Familia RHP 56 Fernando Rodney RHP 51 Darren Bush Hitting 20 Mark Canha OF 36 Yusmeiro Petit RHP 62 Lou Trivino RHP 59 Marcus Jensen Bullpen 21 Jonathan Lucroy C 37 Edwin Jackson RHP.
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