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2013 Lineup Template.Indd Texas Rangers vs. Oakland Athletics · Monday, September 2, 2013 · 1:05 pm ·CSNCA GAME SCORECARD First Pitch: Time of Game: Attendance: Today’s Umpires: About Today’s Game: Offi cial Scorer: Art Santo Domingo HP 10 Phil Cuzzi Ceremonial First Pitch: A’s Kids Club Member 1B 68 Chris Guccione Live National Anthem: Matt King 2B 46 Ron Kulpa A’s Upcoming Games: 3B 20 Tom Hallion* September 3 TEX RHP Bartolo Colon (14-5, 2.94) vs. LHP Martin Perez (8-3, 3.58) 7:05 pm CSNCA *Crew Chief September 4 TEX RHP Jarrod Parker (10-6, 3.59) vs. RHP Yu Darvish (12-6, 2.73) 12:35 pm CSNCA TEXAS RANGERS (79-57) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 AB R H RBI 2 Leonys MARTIN, CF (L) (.265, 7, 36) 13 Jurickson PROFAR, SS (S) (.233, 5, 23) 5 Ian KINSLER, 2B (.276, 11, 58) 29 Adrian BELTRE, 3B (.326, 28, 82) 12 A.J. PIERZYNSKI, C (L) (.283, 16, 58) 51 Alex RIOS, RF (.275, 13, 62) 18 Mitch MORELAND, 1B (L) (.244, 21, 56) 27 Lance BERKMAN, DH (S) (.254, 6, 34) 7 David MURPHY, LF (L) (.221, 12, 41) TEXAS ROSTER PITCHERS IP H R ER BB SO HR Pitches Coaching Staff: 38 Ron Washington, Manager 45 LHP Derek HOLLAND (9-6, 3.00) 4 Jackie Moore, Bench 31 Mike Maddux, Pitching 14 Dave Magadan, Hitting 40 Andy Hawkins, Bullpen 16 Dave Anderson, First Base 24 Gary Pettis, Third Base Bench: Bullpen: Left Left 35 Jim Adduci OF 33 Martin Perez SP 46 Robbie Ross RP Right 56 Neal Cotts RP 1 Elvis Andrus IF 50 Michael Kirkman RP 8 Geovany Soto C 58 Joseph Ortiz RP 9 Adam Rosales IF 59 Travis Blackley SP 15 Jeff Baker IF Right 23 Craig Gentry OF 11 Yu Darvish SP 2B LOB 61 Robinson Chirinos C 22 Matt Garza SP 28 Joakim Soria RP 3B DP Switch 30 Neftali Feliz RP None 36 Joe Nathan RP HR E 44 Jason Frasor RP 49 Nick Tepesch RP OAKLAND ATHLETICS (78-58)52 Tanner Scheppers RP 57 Cory Burns RP OAKLAND ATHLETICS (78-58) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 AB R H RBI 4 Coco CRISP, CF (S) (.258, 16, 48) 20 Josh DONALDSON, 3B (.292, 19, 77) 8 Jed LOWRIE, SS (S) (.293, 10, 58) 52 Yoenis CESPEDES, LF (.228, 20, 61) 7 Nate FREIMAN, 1B (.279, 4, 23) 18 Alberto CALLASPO, 2B (S) (.257, 6, 45) 25 Chris YOUNG, RF (.189, 11, 34) 22 Kurt SUZUKI, C (.400, 1, 4) 35 Michael CHOICE, DH (---, 0, 0) OAKLAND ROSTER PITCHERS IP H R ER BB SO HR Pitches Coaching Staff: 6 Bob Melvin, Manager 67 RHP Dan STRAILY (7-7, 4.41) 14 Chip Hale, Bench 41 Curt Young, Pitching 30 Chili Davis, Hitting 51 Darren Bush, Bullpen 46 Tye Waller, First Base 2 Mike Gallego, Third Base Bench: Bullpen: Left Left 10 Daric Barton IF 13 Jerry Blevins RP 15 Seth Smith OF 62 Sean Doolittle RP 37 Brandon Moss IF 65 Pedro Figueroa RP 21 Stephen Vogt C Right 28 Eric Sogard IF 11 Jarrod Parker SP 40 Bartolo Colon SP Right 48 Ryan Cook RP 2B LOB None 49 Brett Anderson RP 50 Grant Balfour RP Switch 54 Sonny Gray SP 3B DP 12 Andy Parrino IF 60 Jesse Chavez RP 19 Jemile Weeks IF 61 Dan Otero RP HR E 64 A.J. Griffi n SP.
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