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1 ABOUT THE A S: Extended their winning streak to a season-high four games last night it marks the first time the A s have won more than three straight games since June of last year when they won five straight the winning streak comes on the heels of a season-high four-game losing streak are now 8-7 and are one game over.500 for the second time this year (4-3 on April 10) have not been more than one game over.500 since finishing the 2014 season are in second place in the American League West and trail first place Texas by one game for the fourth consecutive day have spent one day in sole possession of first place this year, two days tied for first, three days in second, two days tied for second, three days in third, two days tied for third, one day in fourth and three days tied for fourth. HOME AND AWAY: The A s improved to 5-0 on the road with the win last night and are the only team that has yet to lose on the road this is the fifth time in Oakland history the A s have won their first five road games, the first time since 2013 when they went 6-0 have won their first six road games three times are 2-0 on this 10-game road trip to New York (2-0), Toronto (three games) and Detroit (four games) this trip starts a stretch that runs through May 15 in which the A s are scheduled to play 19 of 25 contests on the road played 10 of their first 13 games at home went 1-5 on the last homestand against Los Angeles-AL (0-3) and Kansas City (2-1) and are 3-7 at home, which is the second worst home record in the American League (Seattle, 1-5). ONE-RUN GAMES: Eight of the A s first 15 games have been decided by one run and the A s are 5-3 in those contests lost 13 of their first 14 onerun decisions last year and did not win their fifth one-run game until June 16 (number six came on June 21) lead the majors in one-run decisions, are tied with Cincinnati for the most wins and are tied for fourth in losses the A s went (.352) in one-run games last year to set Oakland records for lowest winning percentage and most losses in one-run games. OTHER CLOSE CALLS: The A s improved to 2-0 in extra inning games with the win Tuesday night and are one of three teams with two extra inning victories (Dodgers, Phillies) are 4-2 in games decided in the last at bat are tied with Cincinnati and Tampa Bay for the most last at bat wins in the majors and are tied for second in games decided in the last at bat (Minnesota, 7) are 3-0 when the score is tied after seven innings and 3-1 when tied after eight innings. OFFENSE: The A s are batting.263 (36-for-137) over their last four games after hitting.186 over their previous five contests have the third lowest on-base percentage (.279) and slugging percentage (.348) in the American League, are tied for the third fewest runs scored (45) and have the fourth fewest doubles (18) are tied for the most triples (4) have not scored more than six runs in a game this year and the season-opening stretch of 15 consecutive games with six runs or fewer is the longest such streak in Oakland history. PITCHING: The A s have allowed two runs in each of the last three games and have a 1.66 ERA (7 er in 38.0 ip) over the last four contests have a 2.74 ERA for the season, which ranks second in the American League (Chicago, 2.45) have a 1.31 ERA (7 er in 48.0 ip) on the road compared to 3.50 (35 er in 90.0 ip) at home have the second lowest opponents slugging percentage in the AL (.339) and fourth lowest batting average (.231) A s starting pitchers have allowed two runs or fewer in 11 of the first 15 games and four runs or fewer in all 15 contests have a 2.89 ERA (27 er in 84.0 ip), which is second lowest in the AL (Chicago, 2.88). DEFENSIVE DOINGS: The A s have committed at least one error in each of the last five games (seven errors total) now have 14 errors for the season, which is the most in the American League and tied for third most in the majors led the majors with 45 errors this spring and 126 last year the errors have led to five unearned runs, which is tied for second most in the AL (Minnesota, 10) rank third in the AL in double plays (18). ON THE BASES: The A s are 6-for-7 (85.7%) in stolen base attempts, which is the third best percentage in the American League were caught stealing for the first time on Tuesday, snapping a season-opening streak of 13 consecutive games without a caught stealing that was the second longest season-opening streak in Oakland history (23 in 2015) A s pitchers lead the majors with three pickoffs opponents have been successful in 6-of-12 (50.0%) stolen base attempts, which is the second lowest percentage in the AL (Detroit, 46.2%). O AKLAND A THLETICS Game Information Oakland Athletics Baseball Company 7000 Coliseum Way Oakland, CA A s PR on Alerts OAKLAND ATHLETICS (8-7) VS. NEW YORK YANKEES (5-8) THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 2016 YANKEE STADIUM 7:05 P.M. EDT LHP RICH HILL (1-2, 4.15) VS. RHP LUIS SEVERINO (0-2, 5.91) CSNCA A S RADIO NETWORK (95.7 FM THE GAME) PITCHING PROBABLES IN THE PINCH: A s pinch hitters are 2 for their last 4 (.500) after starting the season 0-for-12 are 2-for-16 (.125) for the season and rank third in the American League in pinch plate appearances (16) have gone 263 games since their last pinch home run, which is the longest active streak in the majors the A s last pinch hit home run was by John Jaso on June 22, 2014 against Boston. THIS AND THAT: The A s designated hitter entered the game defensively for the fourth time this year last night last year, the team that did that the most was the Yankees with seven from , the A s had the DH enter the game on defense a total of 11 times the last time they did it at least four times in a season was 1995 when it happened seven times the A s are 2-0 against the American League East last year, the A s went (.303) against AL East competition, which was the worst mark against the East in A s history (previous:.327 in 1998) the A s began the season by facing three consecutive left-handed starting pitchers but have faced righties in 11 of the last 12 games are 7-4 in games started by a righthander, 1-3 against lefties are 4-0 on the weekend, 4-7 during the week. THE EASTERN TIME ZONE: Tuesday night, the A s began a stretch where they are scheduled to play 19 of 25 games in the Eastern Time Zone also face Toronto and Detroit on this trip and will travel to Baltimore, Boston and Tampa Bay on the next trip after the game in Tampa Bay on May 15, the A s will have just two more series in the Eastern Time Zone, both in Ohio (at Cincinnati, June 10-12; at Cleveland, July 29-31). THE DISABLED LIST: The A s have six players on the disabled list (H. Alvarez, R.J. Alvarez, Doubront, Fuld, Parker, Sogard) Parker and R.J. Alvarez are on the 60-day DL the A s used the DL 23 times last year, which matched the 2010 club for second most in Oakland history have had at least three players on the DL every day since July 30, 2011 and have not had fewer than two players on the DL since the end of the 2006 season when they had just one. CONTRACT STATUS: The A s have five players under contract beyond the 2016 season John Axford and Billy Butler are signed through 2017 while Jed Lowrie is signed through 2017 with a club option for 2018 Sean Doolittle and Ryan Madson are signed through 2018 with the A s holding club options on Doolittle for 2019 and 2020 in addition, Coco Crisp has a vesting option for A s vs. YANKEES: The A s have won the first two games of this series and have never swept a series in this ballpark (this is the 10th series) last swept a series in New York June 9-11, 2006 and that is the A s only sweep at New York over the previous 21 seasons won the season series last year, 4-3 went 1-2 in New York and 3-1 in Oakland it was the A s third consecutive season series win and Oakland is 15-6 (.714) against the Yankees since the start of the 2013 season that is the best record by an American League team against the Yankees over that span (Texas, 12-9) have won 20 of their last 28 games against New York since moving to Oakland in 1968, the A s are against the Yankees that includes in Oakland and in New York are at Yankee Stadium all-time, the A s are against the Yankees/Orioles. TODAY S TIDBITS John Axford has not allowed a run or walk in his first eight games and 8.2 innings Jed Lowrie is 7-for-11 with runners in scoring position and his.636 batting average with RISP is the best mark in the majors Marc Rzepczynski has stranded all nine of his inherited runners, which are the most in the majors among relievers that have not allowed an inherited runner to score. THIS DATE IN A S HISTORY In 1956 Art Ditmar tosses a one-hitter in the A s 15-1 win over the Chicago White Sox in 1958 Frank House scores two runs as a pinch hitter in an eight-run 8 th inning as the A s defeat Cleveland, 9-4 the two runs scored by a pinch hitter ties a major league record in 1981 Steve McCatty goes the distance in the A s 4-3, 10 inning win over Minnesota Tony Armas drives in the winning run with a RBI single in 2002 Greg Myers hits a pinch hit three-run home run in the bottom of the ninth to give manager Art Howe his 900 th career victory in a 6-5 win over Anaheim. Fri., April 22 at Toronto RHP Sonny Gray (2-1, 2.33) vs. RHP Aaron Sanchez (1-0, 1.35) 4:07 CSNCA/95.7 FM The Game Sat., April 23 at Toronto RHP Chris Bassitt (0-0, 2.79) vs. LHP J.A. Happ (2-0, 1.89) 10:07 CSNCA/95.7 FM The Game Sun., April 24 at Toronto LHP Eric Surkamp (0-1, 3.68) vs. RHP Marcus Stroman (3-0, 4.13) 10:07 CSNCA/95.7 FM The Game Get the latest A s notes, full stat packets, clips, press releases, roster, updated media guide and more at World Champions American League Champions

2 TODAY S STARTING PITCHER: Rich Hill (1-2, 4.15 ERA) FOR STARTERS: Is scheduled to make his fourth start of the season, his eighth in the last seven years and the 78th of his career was signed by the A s as a free agent, Nov. 20, 2015 the A s are his seventh team and this is his 12th season in the majors made 70 of his starts in his first five seasons with Chicago-NL ( ) and Baltimore (2009) pitched exclusively in relief from before making four starts with Boston last year. AMONG THE LEADERS: Hit two batters in each of his first two starts this year and his four hit batters are tied for the most in the majors (Hamels, TEX) has two losses, which is tied for sixth in the American League. STRIKEOUTS: Has struck out 19 batters over his first three starts and 13.0 innings is averaging strikeouts per nine inning now has 115 strikeouts in 86.0 innings over the last four years (12.03 per nine innings). OPPONENTS BATTING: Opponents are 1-for-9 (.111) when leading off an inning but he has walked three and hit two for a.429 on-base percentage has allowed a.235 (4-for-17) average against left-handed hitters compared to.361 (13-for-36) against right-handers opponents are 0-for- 7 with runners in scoring position and two outs. FIRST START: Made his first career Opening Day start April 4 against Chicago (AL) after Sonny Gray was scratched due to food poisoning at the age of 36 years, 24 days, he was the fourth oldest pitcher to start an opener in Oakland history and the fifth oldest in Athletics history was the losing pitcher in the A s 4-3 loss tossed just 2.2 innings, which was the fourth shortest outing by an A s starter on Opening Day and the shortest since Barry Zito lasted 1.1 innings against New York (AL) in 2006 did not allow a run over the first two innings but then surrendered four runs, two earned, while recording just one out in the third Eaton had a RBI triple and Rollins followed with a RBI single before two runs scored on a Canha error. SECOND START: He was the winning pitcher in the A s 6-1 victory at Seattle April 9 struck out 10 batters, his ninth career game with 10 or more strikeouts his final strikeout of Iannetta in the sixth inning was the 500th of his career had a 2-0 lead when he allowed his only run in the second inning on a two-out solo home run by Iannetta blanked the Mariners on two hits, a walk and a hit batter over his final four innings. LAST START: He was the losing pitcher in the A s 4-2 loss to Kansas City last Friday in Oakland yielded two runs in the first inning on a Cain RBI single and a double play the A s got one of those runs back in the second but he allowed a RBI single to Morales in the third was relieved by Rodriguez after tossing 106 pitches in 4.1 innings. HILL S 2016 STARTS Date Opponent Score Dec ERA IP H R ER BB SO HR #PIT April 4 Chicago (AL) 3-4 L April 9 at Seattle 6-1 W April 15 Kansas City 2-4 L HILL vs. NEW YORK: Is 0-2 with a 6.14 ERA (14.2 ip, 15 h, 11 r, 10 er, 13 bb, 16 so, 2 hr) in 10 career appearances, including two starts that includes 0-2 with a 5.40 ERA (7 er in 11.2 ip) in five games, two starts, at STARTS VS. NEW YORK DATE H/A DEC IP H R ER BB SO 7/21/09 A L /1/15 A L Yankee Stadium, 0-0 with a ERA (1 er in 0.1 ip) in one game at the original Yankee Stadium and 0-0 with a 6.75 ERA (2 er in 2.2 ip) in four games in his home ballparks pitched for the Yankees in 2014 and is 0-2 with a 3.86 ERA (7 er in 16.1 ip) in 16 career appearances, including two starts, at Yankee Stadium faced New York once last year, a start and loss in a 4-1 Boston loss at Yankee Stadium on Oct. 1 allowed two runs in the second inning on a Beltran home run and a Ryan RBI single those were the only runs he would allow in six innings. HILL S CAREER MATCHUPS VS. NEW YORK Player Bat AB H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SH SF HBP GDP AVG OBP SLG Dustin Ackley L Carlos Beltran S Greg Bird L Jacoby Ellsbury L Brett Gardner L Didi Gregorius L Chase Headley S Brian McCann L Alex Rodriguez R Mark Teixeira S issued 15 walks in 12.0 innings the walks matched the most by an A s pitcher over the last 19 springs (Ron Mahay, 2000; Omar Olivares, 2000) opponents hit.293 (12-for-41) allowed 13 runs on 10 hits and 12 walks over his first three starts (7.2 ip, ERA) before yielding two runs on two hits and three walks in his final start (4.1 ip, 4.15 ERA). HILL S 2016 SPRING TRAINING STARTS Date Opponent Score Dec ERA IP H R ER BB SO HR March 5 Milwaukee March 10 Los Angeles (NL) 3-8 L March 15 at Colorado 2-6 L March 30 Arizona Totals (4 games, 4 starts) RECAP: Began the season at Triple-A Syracuse in the Washington organization and finished it by going 2-1 with a 1.55 ERA in four September starts with Boston the starts were his first as a major leaguer since making 13 with Baltimore in 2009 struck out 36 batters in 29.0 innings (11.17 per nine innings) and walked just five for a strikeout-to-walk ratio of OPPONENTS BATTING: Allowed a.141 batting average, including.138 (11-for-80) with both of his home runs against right-handed hitters compared to.158 (3-for-19) against left-handers yielded a.154 average with runners in scoring position had a.242 opponents average the first time through the lineup,.091 after that. WITH BOSTON: Was selected by Boston Sept. 8 and made his first start Sept. 13 at Tampa Bay tossed 7.0 shutout innings and allowed just one hit and one walk while striking out 10, but had a no decision in a 2-0 Red Sox win it was his first start since July 27, 2009 against Kansas City joined Hideo Nomo (no-hitter, April 4, 2001) as the only pitchers in the last 100 years with 10 or more strikeouts and one hit or fewer in their first career start as a Red Sox picked up his first win in his second start Sept. 20 at Toronto struck out 10 in 7.0 innings again and allowed three runs in a 4-3 decision then tossed the Red Sox only complete game shutout of the season, a two-hitter in a 7-0 win over Baltimore Sept. 25 in his only start at Fenway walked one and struck out 10 it was his third career complete game, his first since Sept. 22, 2006 at Cincinnati it was his second career shutout (Sept. 16, 2006 against Cincinnati) it came in his 200th career appearance became the first pitcher to strikeout 10 or more batters in each of his first three starts with any American League team according to the Elias Sports Bureau, he is the only pitcher since 1900 to make his season debut in September or later and record 10 or more strikeouts in each of his first three starts is the fifth pitcher in Red Sox history to reach double-digits in strikeouts in at least three straight games took the loss in his final start Oct. 1 at New York (AL) tossed 6.0 innings to bring his career total to MINOR LEAGUE RECAP: Was signed by Washington to a minor league contract March 3 and started the season at Syracuse was 2-2 with a 2.91 ERA in 25 relief appearances with the Chiefs when he was released June 24 went 1-0 with a 0.00 ERA in two starts with the Long Island Ducks of the independent Atlantic League before signing a minor league deal with Boston Aug. 14 compiled a 3-2 record and a 2.78 ERA in five starts with Triple-A Pawtucket before his promotion to Boston Sept. 8 combined for a 5-4 record and a 2.83 ERA in 30 games with Syracuse and Pawtucket struck out 61 batters in 54.0 innings, an average of per nine innings. OPPONENTS BATTING: Allowed a.206 opponents batting average, including.190 (26-for-137) against right-handed hitters compared to.250 (13-for-52) against left-handers yielded a.171 average to batters leading off an inning but issued 10 walks and hit two batters for a.358 on-base percentage. THIS AND THAT: Allowed 9-of-23 (39.1%) inherited runners to score tossed fewer than one inning in 13 of his 25 relief appearances with Syracuse and six or more innings in each of his five starts with Pawtucket his longest outing as a reliever was 2.0 innings three times. MORE MINOR LEAGUES: Compiled a 0.90 ERA in eight relief appearances in April and had a 1.10 ERA over his first 17 appearances through May 20 struck out two or more batters in eight of his first 10 games through May 4 (21 so in 13.0 ip) was on the disabled list from June 5 to 11 with a strained neck pitched in just three games following his return (2 er in 2.2 ip) before he was released June 24 allowed his only home run with Syracuse in his final outing June 19 against Buffalo tossed 6.1 shutout innings for the win in his first start with Pawtucket Aug. 15 at Lehigh Valley added 6.0 shutout innings in his third start Aug. 27 at Buffalo, giving him a 0.93 ERA over his first three starts. SPRING TRAINING RECAP: Went 0-2 with an ERA in four spring training starts also pitched in minor league games on March 20 and 25 HILL BY THE NUMBERS W L ERA G IP ER Career Home Road Day Night Pre-ASB Post-ASB AVG. AB H vs. LHH vs. RHH HILL S CAREER HIGHS Low Hit CG: 2 (twice), last: 9/25/15 vs. BAL IP: 9.0 (twice), last: 9/25/15 vs. BAL Fewest IP, GS: 0.2 (twice), last: 6/7/09 at OAK H: 10, 7/4/2007 at WAS R: 9, 6/30/09 vs. BOS ER: 7 (four times), last: 6/30/09 vs. BOS BB: 5 (three times), last: 8/11/06 at COL SO: 11 (twice), last: 6/7/07 at ATL HR: 4, 5/22/07 at SD Pitches: 120, 9/11/06 at ATL Win Streak: 6, 9/12/07-6/1/09 Loss Streak: 6, 8/5/05-5/20/06 Scoreless Streak: 19.0, 4/6/07-4/24/07 Complete Games: 3, last: 9/25/15 vs. BAL Shutouts: 2, last: 9/25/15 vs. BAL TOMORROW S PROBABLE STARTING PITCHER RHP Sonny Gray (2-1, 2.33 ERA): Is scheduled to make his fourth start of the season, his first on the road started the A s third game of the season April 6 after being scratched from his scheduled Opening Day start April 4 due to food poisoning went 3-0 with a 1.98 ERA in five starts in April last year and is now 9-2 with a 2.08 ERA (21 er in 90.2 ip) in 13 career starts in the month was the winning pitcher in his last start, a 5-3 A s win over Kansas City last Saturday in Oakland (6.0 ip, 7 h, 2 r, 1 er, 1 bb, 6 so) is 1-1 with a 2.25 ERA (20.0 ip, 17 h, 7 r, 5 er, 8 bb, 13 so, 2 hr) in three career starts against Toronto went 2-1 with a 5.60 ERA in four starts during the spring allowed a.311 opponents batting average but issued just two walks in 17.2 innings was named to his first American League All-Star Team last year went 14-7 with a 2.73 ERA in 31 starts and ranked third in the AL in ERA.

3 ATHLETICS BULLPEN BRIEFS TEAM 4-2, 2.50 ERA (15 er in 54.0 ip) Saves/Opportunities: 7-for-8 (87.5%) The A s bullpen has allowed one run or fewer in 12 of its first 15 games... that includes eight games where it has not allowed an earned run...has a 2.50 ERA (15 er in 54.0 ip), which ranks fourth in the American League. Has tossed 54.0 innings, which is the most in the AL, and allowed just six walks, which is the fewest in the majors...leads the majors in walks per nine innings (1.00) and strikeouts per walk (7.00). Has stranded all 24 of its inherited runners...the 24 inherited runners are the most in the majors without allowing an inherited runner to score. Is tied for the AL lead in wins (4) and saves (7), ranks fourth in opponents on-base percentage (.254) and slugging percentage (.315) and is tied for fourth in save percentage (87.5%). First batters faced are 14-for-47 (.298) with three walks (.340 on-base percentage)...the opponents batting average is third highest in the AL and the on-base percentage is fourth highest. 30 RHP R.J. ALVAREZ Last Outing: 3/18 at Cleveland (L, 0.1 ip, 2 h, 4 r, 4 er, 2 bb, 0 so) Inherited Runners/Scored: 0/0 First Hitters: 0-0 Was placed on the 15-day disabled list April 2 retroactive to March 25 after undergoing surgery on his right elbow March 29 was transferred to the 60-day disabled list April 8. Appeared in four games this spring and was 0-1 with ERA in four relief appearances. Last Year: Had four stints with the A s and posted a 9.90 ERA in 21 relief appearances struck out 23 in 20.0 innings but also walked 13 and allowed seven home runs also went 3-3 with five saves and a 4.11 ERA in 31 games with Nashville. 61 RHP JOHN AXFORD Last Outing: 4/19 at New York (ND, 1.0 ip, 0 h, 0 r, 0 er, 0 bb, 1 so) Inherited Runners/Scored: 0/0 First Hitters: 2-8 Has not allowed a run or walk in his first eight games and 8.2 innings (7 h, 4 so). Is tied for the American League lead in wins among relievers (2), tied for fourth in innings pitched (8.2) and tied for sixth in games pitched (8). His appearance Tuesday night was his first against the Yankees since Aug. 8, has faced New York five times in his career (5.0 ip, 2 h, 5 r, 4 er, 4 bb, 1 ibb, 5 so, 1 hr, 7.20 ERA). Last Year: Was 4-5 with a 4.20 ERA and a team-leading 25 saves in 60 relief appearances with Colorado had a 2.70 ERA and.216 opponents average on the road, a 5.59 ERA and.298 opponents average at Coors Field. 62 LHP SEAN DOOLITTLE Last Outing: 4/20 at New York (S, 1.0 ip, 1 h, 0 r, 0 er, 0 bb, 1 so) Saves/Opportunities: 2-3 Inherited Runners/Scored: 1/0 First Hitters: 4-8, bb Has not allowed a run in his past three games and 2.1 innings (1 h, 1 so) after yielding four runs in his first six games (5.1 ip, 6.75 ERA). Is tied for the Major League lead in games pitched (9)...is tied for second among American League relievers in losses (2) and home runs allowed (3). His first batters faced are 4-for-8 (.500) with one walk (.556 on-base percentage)...the batting average is tied for the highest in the AL and the on-base percentage is fifth highest. Has not allowed a run in his past 10 games and 11.0 innings against the Yankees...is 1-1 with four saves, no blown saves and a 0.64 ERA (1 er in 14.0 ip) in 13 games in his career. Last Year: Missed 121 games due to two stints on the disabled list (strained left rotator cuff, strained left shoulder) went 1-0 with four saves, a blown save and a 3.95 ERA in 12 relief appearances with the A s. 66 RHP RYAN DULL Last Outing: 4/20 at New York (ND, 1.0 ip, 1 h, 1 r, 1 er, 0 bb, 0 so, 1 hr) Inherited Runners/Scored: 6/0 First Hitters: 0-8 Allowed a home run to Carlos Beltran last night to snap his seasonopening seven-game streak of not allowing a hit...is the first A s pitcher since at least 1913 to begin the season with seven consecutive hitless outings. Has stranded all six of his inherited runners...the six inherited runners are third most among American League relievers that have not allowed an inherited runner to score. Is tied for sixth among AL relievers in games pitched (8) and tied for eighth in innings pitched (8.1). His appearance last night was the first of his career against New York. Last Year: Was named the A s Organizational Pitcher of the Year after going 3-2 with 12 saves and a 0.74 ERA in 47 games with Midland and Nashville made his ML debut in September and went 1-2 with a save and a 4.24 ERA in 13 games. 31 RHP LIAM HENDRIKS Last Outing: 4/13 vs. Los Angeles-AL (ND, 0.1 ip, 4 h, 2 r, 2 er, 0 bb, 0 so) Inherited Runners/Scored: 3/0 First Hitters: 2-4 Has not appeared in a game since April 13, a span of five games. Did not allow a run in 2.2 innings in his first appearance but has allowed at least one run in each of his three games since then (7 er in 3.1 ip, ERA). Has tossed two or more innings in two of his four appearances. Has the second highest opponents batting average among American League relievers (.464) and the third highest ERA (10.50). Had a win in three games against the Yankees in 2015 (2.0 ip, 3 h, 1 r, 1 er, 1 bb, 4 so, 1 hr, 4.50 ERA)...is 1-2 with a 7.30 ERA (10 er in 12.1 ip) in five games, including one start, in his career. Last Year: Pitched exclusively in relief for the first time in his career and was 5-0 with a 2.92 ERA in 58 games with Toronto had career highs in games and strikeouts (71) and career lows in ERA and opponents batting average (.240). 44 RHP RYAN MADSON Last Outing: 4/19 at New York (S, 1.0 ip, 0 h, 0 r, 0 er, 0 bb, 1 so) Saves/Opportunities: 5-5 Inherited Runners/Scored: 0/0 First Hitters: 1-7, bb Has not allowed an earned run in seven of his eight appearances (8.0 ip, 7 h, 3 r, 2 er, 1 bb, 7 so, 2.25 ERA). Is a perfect 5-for-5 in save opportunities and the five saves are tied for third in the American League. Is tied for sixth among AL relievers in games pitched (8). Has not allowed a run in five games and 4.2 innings in his career against New York (3 h, 1 bb, 6 so). Last Year: Returned to the majors for the first time since 2011 and was 1-2 with three saves and a career-low 2.13 ERA in 68 appearances with Kansas City also had career lows in opponents batting (.205) and on-base percentage (.254). 33 RHP FERNANDO RODRIGUEZ Last Outing: 4/19 at New York (W, 2.0 ip, 1 h, 0 r, 0 er, 0 bb, 2 so) Inherited Runners/Scored: 5/0 First Hitters: 2-5, bb Has tossed more than one inning in each of his six appearances (1 er in 10.0 ip, 0.90 ERA) and is tied for the American League lead in innings pitched among relievers. Has stranded all five of his inherited runners...the five inherited runners are tied for fourth most among AL relievers that have not allowed an inherited runner to score. Has faced New York five times in his career (4.1 ip, 5 h, 5 r, 2 er, 3 bb, 7 so, 1 hr, 4.15 ERA). Last Year: Started the year at Triple-A Nashville was promoted to Oakland May 7 spent the balance of the season with the A s and went 4-2 with a 3.84 ERA and.200 opponents batting average in 56 relief appearances. 35 LHP MARC RZEPCZYNSKI Last Outing: 4/20 at New York (ND, 0.2 ip, 1 h, 0 r, 0 er, 0 bb, 0 so) Inherited Runners/Scored: 9/0 First Hitters: 3-7 Has not yielded a run in seven games and 5.1 innings (4 h, 1 bb, 3 so) and has tossed less than one inning in five of those appearances. Has stranded all nine of his inherited runners...the nine inherited runners are the most in the majors among relievers that have not allowed an inherited runner to score. Is 1-2 with a 6.99 ERA (22 er in 28.1 ip) in 14 games, including five starts, in his career against the Yankees...has a 1.29 ERA (1 er in 7.0 ip) in nine relief appearances, an 8.86 ERA (21 er in 21.1 ip) in five starts... the ERA is his highest against any AL team. Last Year: Began the season with Cleveland and went 2-3 with a 4.43 ERA in 45 games before he was traded to San Diego July 31 was 0-1 with a 7.36 ERA in 27 games with the Padres and combined for a 5.66 ERA in 72 games overall.

4 ATHLETICS BATTING NOTES 17 YONDER ALONSO Current Streak: 0 for 6 New York Series: 1-7, gidp Last Homestand: 2-17, r, bb, 3 so Is 3-for-13 (.231) over his last four games after going 3-for-33 (.091) over his first 11 contests. Is batting.130 for the season, which is the second lowest mark in the American League (Miller, TB.116) has the lowest on-base percentage (.149) and second lowest slugging percentage (.152). Is a.241 (92-for-832) career hitter in April, which is his lowest average for any month of the season (.242 in June). Is one of four Athletics to play in all 15 games (Lowrie, Reddick, Semien). Is 0-for-7 against left-handed pitching. Last Year: Batted.282 with five home runs and 31 RBI in 103 games in a season shortened by two stints on the disabled list the batting average was his best in his four seasons with San Diego, as was his.361 on-base percentage and.742 OPS. 1 BILLY BURNS Current Streak: 4 games (6 for 17) New York Series: 4-10, r, 2 2b, 3b, so Homestand: 4-14, 4 r, 3b, 2 bb, sh, 2 sb Is 4-for-10 (.400) in the first two games of this series and is a.381 (16- for-42) career hitter against New York. Is 11-for-26 (.423) at night, 2-for-16 (.125) during the day. Is tied for the American League lead in triples (2) and is tied for fourth in stolen bases (3). Struck out in the seventh inning Tuesday night, snapping a seasonopening streak of nine games and 38 plate appearances without a strikeout the nine-game streak without a strikeout was the longest of his career and the second longest season-opening streak by an Athletic over the last 24 years (13, Mike Sweeney in 2008). Batted.333 in 19 games this spring. Last Year: Batted.294 in 125 games in his rookie campaign and set an Oakland single-season record for batting average by a switch-hitter led ML rookies in stolen bases (26) and multiple hit games (47) and topped AL rookies in hits (153). 16 BILLY BUTLER Current Streak: 1 game (1 for 1) New York Series: 1-1, r Last Homestand: 0-10, bb, 3 so, 3 gidp Had a pinch hit single last night is 1-for-2 (.500) in the pinch this year and 15-for-44 (.341) with two home runs, five RBI and eight walks in his career. Is 1-for-11 (.091) with three strikeouts and three grounded into double plays over his last five games after going 3-for-10 (.300) over his first three contests. Has started six games this year, all at designated hitter in home games has appeared in 681 games at DH since the start of the 2011 season, which are the most in the majors over that span (Ortiz, 623). Has made four of his six starts against a left-handed starting pitcher. Batted.318 with a home run and eight RBI in 19 games this spring led the A s with nine walks for a.434 on-base percentage. Last Year: Batted.251 with 15 home runs and 65 RBI in 151 games in his first season with the A s the batting average was 20 points below his previous career low of.271 in 2014 his.323 on-base percentage matched his career low from MARK CANHA Current Streak: 1 game (1 for 2) New York Series: 1-2, rbi, so, cs Last Homestand: 0-3, 2 so Snapped a 0-for-10 streak with the game-winning RBI single in the 11th inning Tuesday night had not played since April 12 and had appeared in just one of the A s previous eight games. Struck out as a pinch hitter in his first at bat Tuesday night and has fanned at least once in each of his five games has eight strikeouts in 14 plate appearances. Has made three starts (two at first base, one in right field), all in games started by a left-handed pitcher. Hit.178 with four RBI in 16 games this spring appeared in seven games at first base, six in left field and two in center field. Last Year: Was selected by Colorado in the Rule 5 draft prior to the season and traded to the A s spent the entire season with Oakland, batting.254 with 16 HR and 70 RBI in 124 games led AL rookies and ranked fourth in the majors in RBI. 3 CHRIS COGHLAN Current Streak: 3 games (3 for 9) New York Series: 2-7, r, 2b, rbi, bb, 3 so Last Homestand: 1-11, r, 2b, bb, 5 so Snapped a 0-for-20 streak with his seventh inning double on Sunday against Kansas City is now 3-for-9 (.333) over his last three games. Has made 10 starts, all against right-handed pitchers has just two plate appearances against lefties (0-for-2) His 10 starts have come at five different positions (four at second base, two at designated hitter, two in left field, one in right field and one at third base). Has a 180-game errorless streak as an outfielder last committed an error in the outfield on July 25, 2014 against St. Louis. Last Year: Had career highs in home runs (16), walks (58), stolen bases (11) extra base hits (47) and games played (148) and matched his best in triples (6) in his second season with Chicago (NL) batted.250 and added 41 RBI. 4 COCO CRISP Current Streak: 0 for 16 New York Series: 0-2 Last Homestand: 2-18, r, 3b, bb, 4 so, sb Is 0-for-15 over his last five games after going 5-for-15 (.333) over his previous three contests. Is tied for fourth in the American League in stolen bases (3). Is 0-for-2 as a pinch hitter went 6-for-15 (.400) in the pinch last year and is 13-for-42 (.310) in his career including 12-for-33 (.364) as an Athletic. Has not been hit by a pitch since May 9, 2011 (C.J. Wilson) and his streak of 532 consecutive games without a hit by pitch is the longest active streak in the majors it is the longest streak by an Athletic since at least 1913 (previous: 504, Whitey Witt from Aug. 25, 1916-Oct. 1, 1921). Last Year: Was limited to just 44 games due to two stints on the DL and batted a career-low.175 also had the lowest on-base percentage (.252) and slugging percentage (.222) of his career and his games played were his fewest since 2002 (32). 2 KHRIS DAVIS Current Streak: 1 game (2 for 4) New York Series: 2-9, 2 rbi, 5 so Last Homestand: 2-14, rbi, bb, 2 so, gidp Had his first multiple hit game of the season last night when he went 2-for-4 was 2-for-22 over his previous six games. Has struck out at least twice in seven of his 13 games and is tied for third in the American League in strikeouts (20). Has the fourth lowest on-base percentage in the AL (.224). Is 0-for-8 during the day and 0-for-6 with runners in scoring position and two outs. Was acquired from Milwaukee Feb. 12 for two minor leaguers. Last Year: Batted.247 with a career-high 27 HR and 66 RBI in 121 games with Milwaukee also had career highs in walks (44) and stolen bases (6) and matched his best in triples (2) led the Brewers and tied for 10th in the NL in home runs. 23 SAM FULD Current Streak: 0 games (0 for 0) Was placed on the 15-day disabled list April 2 retroactive to March 25 with a strained left shoulder. Batted.417 with a.517 on-base percentage in 10 games this spring before the injury his final game was on March 19 against Cincinnati. Last Year: Spent the entire season on the A s roster and hit.197 in a career-high 120 games the batting average was fourth lowest in the AL and in Oakland history (minimum 300 plate appearances) made 65 of his 75 starts against right-handers. 8 JED LOWRIE Current Streak: 0 for 3 New York Series: 4-8, 2 r, 2b, rbi, bb, so Last Homestand: 4-17, r, rbi, 2 bb Is 6-for-13 (.462) over his last four games and is batting.269 for the season has a.305 (149-for-489) career average in April, which is his best average for any month of the season. Had his sixth career four-hit game Tuesday night, his second against the Yankees (Sept. 24, 2010 at the original Yankee Stadium) it was his first four-hit game since Aug. 9, 2013 at Toronto. Is 7-for-11 with runners in scoring position leads the majors in batting with RISP (.636) is 4-for-5 (.800) with RISP and two outs. Is 7-for-20 (.350) on the road, 7-for-32 (.219) at home. Had his second two-error game of the season last Saturday against Kansas City and now has five errors overall, which are tied for the most among all Major Leaguers (Spangenberg, SD; Suarez, CIN) had five errors in 58 career games at second base entering this season. Is one of four Athletics to play in all 15 games (Alonso, Reddick, Semien). Last Year: Returned to Houston after two seasons with the A s and batted.222 with 9 HR and 30 RBI in 69 games missed 83 games while on the disabled list with a torn ligament in his right thumb 23 of his 51 hits (45.1%) were for extra bases.

5 19 JOSH PHEGLEY Current Streak: 1 game (2 for 4) Kansas City Series: 2-4 Last Homestand: 2-8 Has hit safely in four of his five games this year, all starts at catcher. Is a.333 (10-for-30) career hitter against New York. Opponents were successful in their only stolen base attempt off him. Batted.261 with three home runs and seven RBI in 17 games during the spring. Last Year: Spent the entire season with Oakland and hit.249 with 9 HR and 34 RBI in 73 games before his season ended in mid-september due to a concussion batted.305 over his first 32 games through June 26,.208 over his final 41 contests. 22 JOSH REDDICK Current Streak: 1 game (1 for 4) New York Series: 1-8, r, rbi, 2 bb, ibb, so Last Homestand: 5-20, r, 2 2b, hr, 6 rbi, 4 bb, 2 ibb, 2 so, sf Is 3-for-21 (.143) over his last six games but has five walks and five RBI over that span. Was intentionally walked for the third time yesterday, which is tied for the most in the majors (Espinosa, WASH; Freeman, ATL) had just two intentional walks over the previous three years is tied for sixth in the AL in walks (9). Is a.160 (20-for-125) career hitter against New York, which is his worst mark against any American League team (Chicago,.188) is 4-for-50 (.080) at Yankee Stadium, which is the worst mark in this ballpark among batters with at least 50 plate appearances (Brandon Guyer,.111). Is 1-for-17 (.059) during the day, 10-for-33 (.303) at night. Is one of four Athletics to play in all 15 games (Alonso, Lowrie, Semien). Last Year: Compiled his best numbers since his first season with the A s in 2012, batting.272 with 20 home runs and 77 RBI in 149 games had a career-high.333 on-base percentage and his batting average was his best as an Athletic. 10 MARCUS SEMIEN Current Streak: 0 for 7 New York Series: 1-8, rbi, 2 so Last Homestand: 5-18, 4 r, 3 hr, 5 rbi, 3 bb, 4 so, sf Is 1-for-14 over his last four games after hitting safely in each of his previous five contests (6-for-15,.400) Is tied for ninth in the American League in home runs (4) this is the first time he has hit more than three home runs in a month in his career. Three of his four home runs this year and 13 of 27 in his career have come with two strikes. Is 5-for-14 (.357) with two home runs against left-handed pitchers, 5-for- 32 (.156) with two home runs against right-handers. Is 2-for-19 (.105) on the road, 8-for-27 (.296) at home. Is the only Athletic to start all 15 games and one of four to appear in all 15 games (Alonso, Lowrie, Reddick). Last Year: Batted.257 with 15 home runs and 45 RBI in a team-leading 155 games in his first full season in the majors committed a Major League leading and Oakland record 35 errors tied for second among AL shortstops in home runs. 26 DANNY VALENCIA Current Streak: 4 games (5 for 15) New York Series: 3-7, r, 3b, 3 so Last Homestand: 7-23, bb, 2 so, 2 gidp Left the game in the fourth inning last night with a strained left hamstring. Has hit safely in each of his four road games (6-for-15,.400) is 9-for- 36 (.250) at home. Is batting.294 over his first 14 games after hitting.423 in 10 games with Toronto last April. Has committed an error in three of his last five games has four errors for the season, which is the most among American League third baseman and tied for second most in the majors made just three errors in 55 games at third base all last year. Is 9-for-22 (.409) with two strikes. Last Year: Began the season with Toronto and was claimed off waivers by Oakland Aug. 3 hit.284 with 11 HR and 37 RBI in 47 games with the A s combined for a.290 average, a career-high 18 HR and 66 RBI in 105 games overall. 21 STEPHEN VOGT Current Streak: 1 game (2 for 3) New York Series: 2-8, r, 2b, rbi, 2 so, sf Last Homestand: 6-18, 3 r, 2 hr, 2 rbi, 2 bb, 2 so Is 7-for-18 (.389) over his last five games after going 1-for-12 over his previous four contests. Is batting.277 overall after hitting.348 last April. Homered in back-to-back games for the third time in his career last Friday and Saturday against Kansas City (last: Aug , 2015) the home runs snap a career-high 25-game homerless streak dating back to Sept. 1 of last year (previous: 24, July 27-Aug. 31, 2013). Is 0-for-2 as a pinch hitter this year and 5-for-41 (.122) in his career. Has tossed out 3-of-8 (37.5%) attempted base stealers. Last Year: Was named to his first AL All-Star team hit.261 with 18 HR and 71 RBI hit.308 with 13 HR and 53 RBI over his first 70 games,.214 with 5 HR and 18 RBI over his final 66 contests. led the A s in walks (56) and on-base pct. (.341). 28 ERIC SOGARD Current Streak: 0 games (0 for 0) Was placed on the 15-day disabled list April 2 retroactive to March 28 with a cervical strain went 2-for-7 (.286) during a two-game rehab assignment with Single-A Stockton from April underwent left knee surgery April 20 the surgery, a patellar tendon debridement, was performed by Dr. James Andrews in Gulf Breeze, Fla. Last Year: Saw action with the A s for the sixth consecutive season and batted.247 in 120 games is one of two Athletics to play in each of the previous six seasons along with Coco Crisp had career highs in RBI (37) and at bats (372). A S HITTING VS. NEW YORK 2016 CAREER AVG. AB H HR RBI PLAYER AVG. AB H HR RBI Alonso Burns Butler Canha Coghlan Crisp Davis Lowrie #DIV/0! Phegley Reddick Semien Valencia Vogt pitchers TOTALS A S CAREER HITTING VS. SEVERINO PLAYER BAT AB H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SH SF HBP GDP AVG OBP SLG Has no match-ups

6 HIGHS AND LOWS CLUB Longest Winning Streak... 4, April 16 to present Longest Winning Streak, Home... 2, April 16 to present Longest Winning Streak, Road... 5, April 8 to present Longest Losing Streak...4, April 11 to 15 Longest Losing Streak, Home... 5, April 7 to 15 Longest Losing Streak, Road...None Most Runs, Game, A s... 6, April 9 at Seattle Most Runs, Game, Opponents...6, April 7 vs. Chicago (AL) Most Runs, Inning, A s... 3, April 20 at New York-AL (4th)... 3, April 16 vs. Kansas City (1st)... 3, April 4 vs. Chicago (AL) (3rd) Most Runs, Inning, Opponents... 4 (twice), last: April 7 vs. Chicago (AL) (9th) Largest Margin, Victory... 5, April 9 at Seattle (6-1) Largest Margin, Loss... 5, April 7 vs. Chicago (AL) (1-6) Most Hits, Game, A s...11, April 20 at New York (AL)...11, April 19 at New York (AL)... 11, April 9 at Seattle Most Hits, Game, Opponents... 12, April 15 vs. Kansas City Most Hits, Inning, A s... 5, April 20 at New York-AL (4th) Most Hits, Inning, Opponents... 6, April 7 vs. Chicago (AL) (9th) Most Home Runs, Game, A s...2 (four times), last: April 16 vs. Kansas City Most Home Runs, Game, Opponents... 2, April 20 at New York (AL)...2, April 5 vs. Chicago (AL) Most Doubles, Game, A s... 4, April 20 at New York (AL) Most Doubles, Game, Opponents...3 (four times), last: April 19 at New York (AL) Most Triples, Game, A s... 2, April 19 at New York (AL) Most Triples, Game, Opponents...1, April 4 vs. Chicago (AL) Most Stolen Bases, Game, A s... 2 (twice), last: April 12 vs. Los Angeles (AL) Most Stolen Bases, Game, Opponents...1 (six times), last: April 17 vs. Kansas City Most Strikeouts, A s Pitchers... 13, April 15 vs. Kansas City Most Strikeouts, Opponents Pitchers... 12, April 19 at New York (AL)... 12, April 9 at Seattle Most Walks, A s Pitchers... 5, April 15 vs. Kansas City... 5, April 10 at Seattle Most Walks, Opponents Pitchers... 5, April 15 vs. Kansas City Fewest Hits Allowed, A s Pitchers... 4, April 8 at Seattle Fewest Hits Allowed, Opponents Pitchers... 3, April 13 vs. Los Angeles (AL) Most Left on Base, Nine Inning Game... 10, April 16 vs. Kansas City Most Left on Base, Extra Inning Game... 8, April 19 at New York-AL (11) Fewest Left on Base, Game... 4, April 17 vs. Kansas City... 4, April 12 vs. Los Angeles (AL) Most Errors, Game... 2 (five times), last: April 20 at New York (AL) Largest Comeback in Win... 2, April 17 vs. Kansas City Largest Lead Surrendered in Loss... 3, April 12 vs. Los Angeles (AL) INDIVIDUAL Grand Slams...None Pinch Hit Home Runs...None Lead Off Home Runs...None Inside-The-Park Home Runs...None Game Ending Home Runs...None Back-to-Back Home Runs...None Longest Hitting Streak... 6, Danny Valencia, April 7 to 13 Most Runs, Game...2 (seven times), last: Jed Lowrie, April 19 at New York (AL) Most Hits, Game...4, Jed Lowrie, April 19 at New York (AL) Most Doubles, Game... 2, Billy Burns, April 20 at New York (AL)... 2, Stephen Vogt, April 9 at Seattle...2, Billy Butler, April 4 vs. Chicago (AL) Most Triples, Game...1 (four times), last: Burns and Valencia, April 19 at New York (AL) Most Home Runs, Game... 2, Marcus Semien, April 12 vs. Los Angeles (AL) Most Runs Batted In, Game...3, Josh Reddick, April 16 vs. Kansas City Most Walks, Game... 2, Jed Lowrie, April 15 vs. Kansas City...2, Danny Valencia, April 6 vs. Chicago (AL) Most Strikeouts, Game... 3, Khris Davis, April 19 at New York (AL)...3, Khris Davis, April 10 at Seattle...3, Khris Davis,, April 4 vs. Chicago (AL) Most Stolen Bases, Game... 2, Billy Burns, April 12 vs. Los Angeles (AL)... 2, Coco Crisp, April 9 at Seattle Longest Winning Streak... 2, John Axford, April 10 to present Longest Losing Streak...1 (seven times) Most Strikeouts, Game...10, Rich Hill, April 9 at Seattle Most Walks, Game...5, Chris Bassitt, April 10 at Seattle Most Innings, Game, Starter (three times), last: Chris Bassit, April 17 vs. Kansas City Most Innings, Game, Reliever...2.2, Liam Hendriks, April 5 vs. Chicago (AL) Low Hit Complete Game...None Most Consecutive Scoreless Innings...9.0, Sonny Gray, April 6 to 11 Most Consecutive Batters Retired... 17, Fernando Rodriguez, April 4 to 13 GENERAL Longest Game, Innings...11, April 19 at New York (AL) Longest Game, Time, Nine Innings...3:28, April 5 vs. Chicago (AL) Longest Game, Time, Extra Innings... 3:30, April 19 at New York-AL (11) Shortest Game, Time... 2:37, April 17 vs. Kansas City Largest Crowd, Home...35,067, April 4 vs. Chicago (AL) Smallest Crowd, Home...10,478, April 5 vs. Chicago (AL) Largest Crowd, Road... 47,065, April 8 at Seattle Smallest Crowd, Road... 30,834, April 10 at Seattle Postponement, Rain, Home...None Postponement, Rain, Road...None MULTIPLE HIT GAMES PLAYER TOT Alonso Burns Butler Canha Coghlan Crisp Davis Lowrie Phegley Reddick Semien Valencia Vogt MULTIPLE RBI GAMES PLAYER TOT Alonso Burns Butler Canha Coghlan Crisp Davis Lowrie Phegley Reddick Semien Valencia Vogt GAME TYING/GO-AHEAD RBI PLAYER GT GA TOT Alonso Burns Butler Canha Coghlan Crisp Davis Lowrie Phegley Reddick Semien Valencia Vogt STARTS IN THE BATTING ORDER Player Alonso Burns Butler Canha Coghlan Crisp Davis Lowrie Phegley Reddick Semien Valencia Vogt GAMES BY POSITION C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH Player G GS G GS G GS G GS G GS G GS G GS G GS G GS Alonso Burns Butler Canha Coghlan Crisp Davis Lowrie Phegley Reddick Semien Valencia Vogt

7 HOME RUN BREAKDOWN 2016 HOME RUNS LAST REGULAR SEASON HOME RUN Player Solo 2R 3R GS Tot. Date Opponent Pitcher GP Since Alonso August 17, 2015 Atlanta Moylan 27 Burns September 25, 2015 San Francisco Leake 18 Butler September 26, 2015 San Francisco Cain 14 Canha April 6, 2016 Chicago (AL) Rodon 3 Coghlan April 8, 2016 at Seattle Cishek 8 Crisp April 10, 2016 at Seattle Vincent 6 Davis October 2, 2015 Chicago (NL) Cahill 15 Fuld August 15, 2015 at Baltimore Gonzalez 20 Lowrie September 13, 2015 at Los Angeles (AL) Street 28 Phegley September 7, 2015 Houston Velasquez 11 Reddick April 16, 2016 Kansas City Young 3 Semien April 13, 2016 Los Angeles (AL) Salas 5 Sogard September 23, 2015 Texas Freeman 6 Valencia October 3, 2015 at Seattle Elias 15 Vogt April 16, 2016 Kansas City Gee 3 Team MILESTONES Player Category No. Needs Alonso Hits for 500 Doubles 94 6 for 100 Alvarez, H Games 92 8 for 100 Games Started 92 8 for 100 Axford Strikeouts for 500 Butler At Bats for 5000 Hits for 1500 Walks for 500 Crisp Games for 1500 Games as OF (w/oak) for 598 (ties Long for 10th in Oakland history) Hits for 1500 Doubles for 300 Triples (w/oak) 23 1 for 24 (passes Lansford, Jackson and North for 5th in Oakland history) Steals (w/oak) for 172 (ties Baker for 9th in Athletics history) Davis Doubles for 100 Doolittle Games for 200 Saves for 44 (ties Koch and Foulke for 9th in Athletics history) Gray Wins for 50 Games for 100 Games Started for 100 Strikeouts for 500 Hill Games Started for 100 Lowrie Doubles for 200 Madson Games for 600 Reddick Games as OF (w/oak) for 598 (ties Long for 10th in Oakland history) Triples (w/oak) 18 4 for 22 (ties Bando and Ellis for 9th in Oakland history) Home Runs for 100 Rodriguez Games for 200 Rzepczynski Games for 400 Sogard Games for 500 Games as 2B for 397 (ties Brent Gates for 5th in Oakland history) Valencia Hits for 500 A S AT A GLANCE Season High...4-3/8-7 (April 10/April 20) Season Low (April 15) April May June July August September Home Series Road Series Series Sweeps First Game of Series Last Game of Series A s Score First Opponent Scores First Leading After 7th Leading After 8th Tied After 7th Tied After 8th Trailing After 7th Trailing After 8th Commit No Errors Commit 1 or More Errors More HR Than Opp Fewer HR Than Opp Same Total HR of Opp Starter Pitches 7 or More Starter Pitches Less Than When Scoring 4 or More When Scoring Less Than Last At Bat Replay Challenges Different Lineups...14 None WALK-OFF WINS (0) Player Injury Dates Games Missed Alvarez, H. Right shoulder surgery March 25-present (eligible April 9) 15 Alvarez, R.J. Right elbow surgery March 25-present (eligible May 24) 15 Doubront Sprained left elbow April 4-present 15 DISABLED LIST The A s have used the disabled list six times this season used the DL 23 times in 2015 TRANSACTIONS Player Injury Dates Games Missed Fuld Strained left shoulder March 25-present (eligible April 9) 15 Parker Fractured right medial epicondyle March 13-present 15 Sogard Cervical strain March 28-present (eligible April 12) 15 Feb. 12 Feb. 22 Feb. 25 Khris Davis acquired from Milwaukee for minor leaguers Bubba Derby and Jacob Nottingham; Sean Nolin designated for assignment Sean Nolin claimed off waivers by Milwaukee Chris Coghlan acquired from the Chicago Cubs for Aaron Brooks Mar. 13 Andrew Triggs claimed off waivers from Baltimore; Jarrod Parker placed on the 60-day disabled list (fractured right medial epicondyle; Renato Nuñez and Rangel Ravelo optioned to Nashville; Raul Alcantara optioned to Midland Mar. 14 Andrew Triggs, J.B. Wendelken and Joey Wendle optioned to Nashville Mar. 21 Tyler Ladendorf and Max Muncy optioned to Nashville Mar. 27 Jake Smolinski optioned to Nashville Mar. 29 Jesse Hahn optioned to Nashville April 2 Andrew Lambo optioned to Nashville; Henderson Alvarez placed on the 15-day disabled list retroactive to March 25 (right shoulder surgery); R.J. Alvarez placed on the 15-day disabled list retroactive to March 25 (right elbow surgery); Sam Fuld placed on the 15-day disabled list retroactive to March 25 (strained left shoulder); Eric Sogard placed on the 15-day disabled list retroactive to March 28 (cervical strain) April 4 April 8 April 11 April 15 April 20 Andrew Lambo recalled from Nashville; Felix Doubront placed on the 15-day disabled list (sprained left elbow) Eric Surkamp selected from Nashville; Andrew Lambo optioned to Nashville; R.J. Alvarez transferred to the 60-day disabled list Eric Sogard sent to Stockton on a rehab assignment Eric Sogard returned from rehab assignment Henderson Alvarez sent to Stockton on a rehab assignment