Oakland Athletics Game 19 Stats and Recap
Oakland Athletics Game 19 – Saturday, April 25, 2015 @ 1:00 pm
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Game Attendance: 24,342
Season Attendance: 215,914
Lowest Attendance: 15,025 (Game 2)
Game Time: 2:55
Season Time: 55:03
Win Record: 8-11
Win Record vs Astros: 2-3
Streak: L3
AL West Standing: 3rd
Elimination Number: 143
Winning Pitcher: Scott Feldman (2-2)
Losing Pitcher: Kendall Graveman (1-2)
Pitchers/Pitch Count: Graveman/71, Bassitt/71
Total Pitches per game: 142
Total Pitches per season: 2627
Game Home Runs: 0
Season Home Runs: 15
Game Runs: 3
Season Runs: 90
Runs Rank: 5th
Run Differential: 12
Differential Rank: 7th (tied with Tigers)
Game RBI Leader: Sogard(2)
Season RBI Leader: Vogt (14)
Most RBI’s in Single Game: 4 (Game 3, 5, 16)
Game RISP: 2 for 9
Game LOB: 7
Season RISP: 55 for 178
Season LOB: 133
Game Batting Average: .182
Lineup Batting Average: .271
Total Players Used in Game: 12
Most Players Used in Game: 19 (Game 6, 18)
Challenged Plays: 0
Total Challenged Plays: 6
Total Overturned Plays: 2
Games Won in Extra Innings: 0
Total Games Played in Extra Innings: 3 (6,7,18)
Special Notes:
If there is good news to be found in this loss to the Houston Astros it’s that you can’t blame it all on the bullpen this time. Kendall Graveman, in his last start before being sent back down to Nashville, was only good for 4.2 innings and I use the term “good” loosely. His biggest mistake was the three run homer he gave to Altuve in the second inning but he also gave up 9 hits and a walk in his short outing while striking out only 1.
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Chris Bassitt, playing in long relief, fared a little better by only giving up one earned run and striking out three but his earned run came on a home run by Springer and he managed to walk three batters in the process.
On the plus side, Josh Reddick continues to show great maturity at the plate going 2 for 2 and walking twice for a 1.000 OBP on the day. Eric Sogard, who has not been swinging the bat as well as spring training would have indicated, led the team with two RBI’s when he tripled in the bottom of the seventh. The Oakland Athletics are still seeking their first daytime win, a statistic that is completely meaningless and without reason but strange none the less.