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Washington Nationals Vs. Oakland Athletics Sunday, May 11, 2014 W 1:05 P.M Washington Nationals vs. Oakland Athletics Sunday, May 11, 2014 w 1:05 p.m. w CSNCA GAME SCORECARD First Pitch Time/Temp: Attendance: Time of Game: Umpires Official Scorer: Chris Thoms First Pitch: Roni Broome Anthem: Semoine Sykes HP 23 Lance Barksdale Upcoming Games: 1B 90 Mark Ripperger Mon., May 12 CHW RHP Jesse CHAVEZ (2-1, 2.47) vs. LHP John DANKS (3-2, 4.93) 7:05 p.m. PT CSNCA 2B 38 Gary Cederstrom (cc) Tue., May 13 CHW LHP Drew POMERANZ (2-1, 1.45) vs. RHP Scott CARROLL (1-2, 3.63) 7:05 p.m. PT CSNCA 3B 44 Kerwin Danley Wed., May 14 CHW LHP Tommy MILONE (1-3, 4.54) vs. RHP Andre RIENZO (3-0, 4.56) 12:35 p.m. PT No TV WASHINGTON NATIONALS (19-17) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 AB R H RBI 2 Denard SPAN, CF (L) .242, 0, 7 19 Kevin FRANDSEN, LF .273, 0, 4 6 Anthony RENDON, 3B .286, 5, 23 28 Jayson WERTH, RF .299, 4, 17 20 Ian DESMOND, SS .214, 4, 17 7 Scott HAIRSTON, DH .500, 0, 0 12 Tyler MOORE, 1B .200, 2, 3 59 Jose LOBATON, C (S) .250, 1, 7 8 Danny ESPINOSA, 2B (S) .250, 5, 9 BENCH BULLPEN PITCHERS IP H R ER BB SO HR Pitches Left Left 47 LHP Gio GONZALEZ 3-2, 2.91 15 Nate McCLOUTH OF 13 Jerry BLEVINS 48 Ross DETWILER Right 40 Wilson RAMOS C Right 22 Drew STOREN Switch 29 Rafael SORIANO 4 Zach WALTERS INF 30 Aaron BARRETT 41 Sandy LEON C 35 Craig STAMMEN 36 Tyler CLIPPARD Coaching Staff: Active Players: 19 Kevin Frandsen INF 37 Stephen Strasburg RHP 9 Matt Williams Manager 2 Denard Span (L) OF 20 Ian Desmond INF 40 Wilson Ramos C 14 Bob Henley Third Base 4 Zach Walters (S) INF 22 Drew Storen (S) RHP 41 Sandy Leon (S) C 24 Matt LeCroy Bullpen 6 Anthony Rendon INF 27 Jordan Zimmerman RHP 47 Gio Gonzalez LHP 32 Tony Tarasco First Base 7 Scott Hairston OF 28 Jayson Werth OF 48 Ross Detwiler LHP 39 Rick Schu Hitting 8 Danny Espinosa (S) INF 29 Rafael Soriano RHP 57 Tanner Roark RHP 49 Mark Weidemaier Def./Adv. 12 Tyler Moore INF 30 Aaron Barrett RHP 58 Doug Fister (L) RHP 53 Randy Knorr Bench 13 Jerry Blevins (L) LHP 35 Craig Stammen RHP 59 Jose Lobaton (S) C 54 Steve McCatty Pitching 15 Nate McLouth (L) OF 36 Tyler Clippard RHP OAKLAND ATHLETICS (22-15) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 AB R H RBI 3 Craig GENTRY, CF .274, 0, 1 8 Jed LOWRIE, SS (S) .255, 2, 14 20 Josh DONALDSON, 3B .266, 7, 25 52 Yoenis CÉSPEDES, LF .258, 7, 21 36 Derek NORRIS, C .378, 2, 13 18 Alberto CALLASPO, DH (S) .239, 3, 15 37 Brandon MOSS, 1B (L) .258, 6, 28 1 Nick PUNTO, 2B (S) .206, 0, 3 16 Josh REDDICK, RF (L) .222, 1, 9 BENCH BULLPEN PITCHERS IP H R ER BB SO HR Pitches Left Left 26 LHP Scott KAZMIR 4-1, 2.64 5 John JASO C 50 Joe SAVERY 10 Daric BARTON INF 56 Fernando ABAD 28 Eric SOGARD INF 62 Sean DOOLITTLE Right Right None 33 Fernando RODRIGUEZ Switch 44 Luke GREGERSON 4 Coco CRISP OF 45 Jim JOHNSON 61 Dan OTERO Coaching Staff: Active Players: 18 Alberto Callaspo (S) INF 50 Joe Savery (L) LHP 6 Bob Melvin Manager 1 Nick Punto (S) INF 20 Josh Donaldson INF 52 Yoenis Céspedes OF 2 Mike Gallego Third Base 3 Craig Gentry OF 26 Scott Kazmir (L) LHP 54 Sonny Gray RHP 14 Chip Hale Bench 4 Coco Crisp (S) OF 28 Eric Sogard (L) INF 56 Fernando Abad (L) LHP 30 Chili Davis Hitting 5 John Jaso (L) C 33 Fernando Rodriguez RHP 57 Tommy Milone (L) LHP 41 Curt Young Pitching 8 Jed Lowrie (S) INF 36 Derek Norris C 60 Jesse Chavez RHP 46 Tye Waller First Base 10 Daric Barton (L) INF 37 Brandon Moss (L) INF 61 Dan Otero RHP 51 Darren Bush Bullpen 13 Drew Pomeranz LHP 44 Luke Gregerson (L) RHP 62 Sean Doolittle (L) LHP 59 Ariel Prieto Major League 16 Josh Reddick (L) OF 45 Jim Johnson RHP.
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