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GAME INFORMATION OAKLAND ATHLETICS Oakland Athletics Baseball Company • 510-638-4900 • athletics.com • A’s PR @AsMediaAlerts OAKLAND ATHLETICS (1-1) VS. LOS ANGELES ANGELS (1-1) SUNDAY, JULY 26, 2020 — OAKLAND COLISEUM — 1:10 PDT RHP MIKE FIERS (15-4, 3.90 IN 2019) VS. RHP SHOHEI OHTANI (DID NOT PITCH IN 2019) NBCSCA — A’S CAST ON TUNEIN — KHTK 1140 AM AND A’S RADIO NETWORK — EN ESPAÑOL (KIQI 1010 AM AND KATD 990 AM) ABOUT THE A’S: The A’s lost 4-1 yesterday after winning on Opening Night… Semien has been on each of the A’s last six Opening Day rosters…only two this marks the 11th time in the last 16 years Oakland has started the sea- have been on the last five Opening Day rosters (Davis, Hendriks)…Matt Ol- son 1-1 (were 0-2 in the other five)…have started eight of the previous nine son, who was drafted on June 4, 2012, has the longest tenure in the A’s or- seasons 1-2 (were 2-1 in 2015)…this is the A’s 53rd season in Oakland where ganization…he is followed by Chad Pinder, who was drafted on June 6, 2013. they have won 16 American League West titles, four AL Wild Cards, six AL pennants and four World Championships…only the New York Yankees (19), ROOKIE AND VETERANS: The A’s have five rookies on the Opening Day roster Atlanta Braves (19) and Los Angeles Dodgers (18) have more division titles (Brown, Luzardo, Machín, Murphy, Weems) after starting the year with no than the A’s…since the A’s moved to Oakland in 1968, only the Yankees (11), rookies in each of the previous two seasons…five players have six or more Cardinals (8) and Dodgers (7) have more league championships and only the years of service: Soria (13 years), Petit (9 years, 16 days), Diekman (7 years, 50 Yankees have more world championships (7)…have a 4313-3980 (.520) re- days), Davis (6 years, 104 days) and Fiers (6 years, 85 days). cord over the previous 52 seasons in Oakland…only four teams have won THE YOUNG AND THE OLD: The average age on the A’s Opening Day roster more games over that span (New York Yankees, Boston, Los Angeles Dodg- is 28.77 years…Jesús Luzardo, who is 22 years and 298 days, is the young- ers, St. Louis)…this is the Athletics franchise 120th season in the American est and he is the youngest player on an A’s Opening Day roster since 2010 League…since 1901, the A’s have 16 AL West titles plus 15 AL pennants and (Brett Anderson, 22 years and 63 days)…he is followed by Franklin Barreto nine World Championships…only the Yankees (27) and Cardinals (11) have (24 years, 148 days) and Sean Murphy (25 years, 294 days) …Joakim Soria is won more World Championships…the A’s are 9028-9452 (.489) in their previ- the oldest at 36 years, 67 days…he is followed by Yusmeiro Petit (35 years, ous 119 seasons…that includes a 3886-4248 record from 1901-54 in Phila- 245 days) and Mike Fiers (35 years, 39 days). delphia and 829-1224 from 1955-67 in Kansas City. THE INJURED LIST: The A’s begin the season with one player on the injured HOME AND AWAY: The A’s are 1-1 on this season-opening six-game home- list (Puk)…it marks the first time Oakland has fewer than two players on the stand against Los Angeles (1-1) and Colorado (two games)…will play 12 of IL since the end of the 2006 season when they had just one…the last time their first 16 games at home…open a four-game series in Seattle next Fri- the A’s opened the season with one player on the IL was in 2006 when they day before returing home for a pair of three-game series against Texas and had none…have used the IL twice this year after using it 17 time last year… Houston. the 17 IL placements in 2019 tied Houston for second fewest in the majors THIS AND THAT: Sean Manaea tossed 4.2 inning yesterday after Frankie Mon- to Kansas City (13). tas tossed 4.0 innings Opening Day…this marks the first time A’s starting NUMBER CHANGES: Franklin Barreto will switch to #4 and Burch Smith is pitcher have tossed fewer than five innings in each of the first two games of now wearing #46. the season since 1997 (Ariel Prieto, 4.0; Willie Adams, 4.0)…the starters 8.2 innings pitched are second fewest in the West (AL and NL) and sixth fewest CONTRACT STATUS: The A’s have three players under contract beyond the in the majors…the A’s have scored seven of their eight runs this year in the 2020 season…Khris Davis and Jake Diekman are signed through 2021, with seventh inning or later…are batting .346 (9-for-26) in the seventh inning or Diekman having a club option for 2022…Stephen Piscotty is signed through later compared to .103 (4-for-39) over innings one through six. 2022 with a club option for 2023. DURING THE SPRING: The A’s went 13-10 (.565) during the spring…it marked A’s vs. ANGELS: The A’s have split the first two meetings of 2020 after win- Oakland’s second consecutive spring with a winning record after three ning the season series last year, 13-6…it was their first season series win straight losing springs…started the sping 0-5, won 13 of the final 16 games since 2013…the 13 wins tied the A’s second most against the Angels (14-6 in in Arizona and then went 0-2 against San Francisco in July…the A’s led the 2001, 13-5 in 1968)…went 7-3 in Oakland and are 6-3 in Anaheim…the wins majors this spring with 102 walks and 13 sacrifice flies and topped the Cac- at home matched the most in Oakland history against the Angels (seventh tus League with a .352 on-base percentage…also ranked third in the CL in time, last in 2003)…have won eight of the last 10 games and 21 of the last doubles (45), fourth in runs (132), tied for fourth in triples (6) and fifth in 32…since moving to Oakland in 1968, the A’s are 451-383 against the An- hits (201)…had the third fewest home runs (21)…the pitching staff had the gels…that includes 236-181 in Oakland and 215-202 in Anaheim…all-time, second highest opponents batting average in the CL (.286) and fifth highest the A’s are 500-460 against the Angels. ERA (5.39), but tied for the third fewest home runs allowed (23)…defensively, tied for third in the CL in double plays turned (21) and ranked fifth in fielding TODAY’S TIDBITS percentage (.982). Robbie Grossman stole two bases yesterday for the third two-steal game of his career (last: July 30, 2019 vs. Milwaukee)…is the first Athletic with SHORTENED SEASONS: The A’s are scheduled ATHLETICS FEWEST a two-steal game in one of the first two games of the season since Jason to play 60 games this season, which are the GAMES, SEASON McDonald did it in the second game of 1998 (April 2 vs. Boston)…Ramón fewest in Athletics history…the previous low Games Season Laureano is the only Athletic to hit safely in each of the first two games was 109 in the strike-shortened 1981 sea- 109 1981 (Strike) and has two hits in each contest…joins Jed Lowrie (2017) and Sam Fuld son…this will be the fifth time in Oakland 114 1994 (Strike) (2015) as the only Athletics over the last 15 years with multiple hit games history the A’s have played fewer than 161 130 1918 (World War I) in each of the first two games of the season…Jesús Luzardo tossed 3.0 games in a season…in addition to 1981, the 137 1901-03 (140-game schedule) scoreless innings in his first outing of the season yesterday…closed out the A’s played 114 games in 1994, 144 in 1995 2019 season with four consecutive scoreless appearances and now has and 155 in 1972 (also strike seasons). a 10.0-inning scoreless streak…has allowed just two runs in 15.0 career ROSTER NOTES: The A’s open the season with 15 pitchers and 15 position play- innings (1.20 ERA)…J.B. Wendelken retired the only batter he faced (Trout) ers…17 players return from last years Opening Day roster (Barreto, Canha, in his 2020 debut yesterday…has not allowed a run over his last 11 games Chapman, Davis, Fiers, Grossman, Hendriks, Laureano, Montas, Olson, Petit, and 13.0 innings dating back to May 9 of last year…opponents are 2-for-40 Pinder, Piscotty, Semien, Soria, Trivino, Wendelken)…from 1992-2019, when (.050) with three walks over that stretch. rosters were 25 men, the most returning players from the previous years Opening Day roster was 16 in 2007…seven other players on the roster played THIS DATE IN ATHLETICS HISTORY for the A’s at some point last year (Bassitt, Brown, Diekman, Luzardo, Ma- In 1977 Vida Blue tosses a complete game four hitter in the A’s 2-1 win naea, Mengden, Murphy) for a total of 24 players who were with the organi- over California…it is the 100th complete game of his career as he becomes zation last year…four were acquired in a trade (Allen, Kemp, Machín, Smith), the first and only Oakland Athletic to reach the century mark…in 1994 one was claimed off waivers (McFarland) and one was signed as a free agent Stan Javier ties an Oakland record by collecting three doubles in the A’s 6-0 to a minor league contract (Weems).
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