Final Jun 27
NYM 1 -131 o8.5
PIT 9 +120 u8.5
Final Jun 27
TB 8 -114 o9.0
BAL 22 +105 u9.0
Final Jun 27
ATH 0 +221 o8.5
NYY 3 -246 u8.5
Final Jun 27
SD 1 -121 o9.0
CIN 8 +112 u9.0
Final Jun 27
STL 5 -123 o8.5
CLE 0 +114 u8.5
Final Jun 27
TOR 9 +111 o8.5
BOS 0 -120 u8.5
Final Jun 27
MIN 4 +121 o9.0
DET 1 -131 u9.0
Final Jun 27
PHI 13 +161 o9.5
ATL 0 -176 u9.5
Final Jun 27
SF 3 -146 o9.0
CHW 1 +135 u9.0
Final (12) Jun 27
SEA 7 -113 o7.0
TEX 6 +104 u7.0
Final Jun 27
CHC 4 +106 o8.0
HOU 7 -115 u8.0
Final Jun 27
LAD 5 -150 o9.5
KC 4 +138 u9.5
Final Jun 27
COL 6 +184 o8.5
MIL 10 -203 u8.5
Final Jun 27
WAS 15 +149 o8.5
LAA 9 -163 u8.5
Final Jun 27
MIA 9 +146 o8.5
AZ 8 -159 u8.5

Cleveland @ Oakland preview

Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum

Last Meeting ( Jul 30, 2015 ) Cleveland 3, Oakland 1


The Oakland Athletics' latest losing skid has dropped them to the bottom of the American League standings entering Friday's contest with the visiting Cleveland Indians. Oakland was stymied 3-1 in the series opener Thursday for its sixth loss in seven games and is tied with the Boston Red Sox for the league's worst record at 45-58.

Cleveland lost six consecutive games before winning its last two and resides in the AL Central basement. First baseman Carlos Santana slugged a two-run homer Thursday for the Indians, who have scored 15 runs in their last two games after tallying only 10 during the six-game skid. Oakland had just two hits against Carlos Carrasco on Thursday and has scored three or fewer runs in seven of its past nine games. The Athletics are 21-30 at home after losing the opener of an 11-game homestand.

TV:
9:35 p.m. ET, SportsTime Ohio (Cleveland), CSN California (Oakland)

PITCHING MATCHUP: Indians RH Danny Salazar (8-6, 3.72 ERA) vs. Athletics RH Kendall Graveman (6-7, 4.13)

Salazar has lost back-to-back outings and five of his past seven decisions following a 6-1 start. He fell to the Chicago White Sox in his last turn when he gave up two runs and six hits in 6 2/3 innings. Salazar dominated Oakland on July 10 when he gave up one unearned run and five hits while falling one out shy of his second career complete game.

Graveman has dropped three consecutive starts after winning his previous three. He lasted just 1 1/3 innings while losing to San Francisco on Sunday as he allowed four runs and seven hits. Graveman began the current skid by losing to the Indians, giving up four runs and seven hits in 5 2/3 innings.

WALK-OFFS

1. The Indians traded 1B/OF Brandon Moss to the St. Louis Cardinals for minor-league LHP Rob Kaminsky and recalled 3B Lonnie Chisenhall from Triple-A Columbus to fill the open roster spot.

2. Oakland DH Billy Butler is 4-for-27 over the last nine games.

3. Cleveland 2B Jason Kipnis is 10-for-17 with three runs scored over the past four contests.

PREDICTION: Athletics 4, Indians 3

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