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K.Davis flied out to right fielder Williamson.

Vogt grounded into fielder's choice, first baseman Belt to shortstop R.Peña, Crisp out.

Grounded into fielder's choice, first baseman Belt to shortstop R.Peña, Crisp out.

Valencia singled to center, Vogt to third.

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K.Davis doubled to right, Valencia scored.

Semien homered to center on a 1-2 count, K.Davis scored, Alonso scored.

Homered to center on a 1-2 count, K.Davis scored, Alonso scored.

Vogt singled to left, Crisp scored, Lowrie to second.

Singled to left, Crisp scored, Lowrie to second.

K.Davis singled to center, Vogt scored, Valencia to third.

Singled to center, Vogt scored, Valencia to third.

Stratton grounded into a double play, shortstop Semien to second baseman Lowrie to first baseman Alonso, R.Peña scored, Gillaspie to third, Parker out.

Grounded into a double play, shortstop Semien to second baseman Lowrie to first baseman Alonso, R.Peña scored, Gillaspie to third, Parker out.

On Fe.Rodríguez's wild pitch, Gillaspie scored, Panik to second.

R.Peña singled to center, Williamson scored.

Athletics second.  Valencia singled to right.  K.Davis doubled to right, Valencia scored.  Alonso walked.  Semien homered to center on a 1-2 count, K.Davis scored, Alonso scored.  B.Burns grounded out, shortstop R.Peña to first baseman Belt.  Mengden struck out.  Crisp singled to right.  Lowrie doubled to center, Crisp scored.  Vogt flied out to center fielder Span.

Athletics sixth.  Valencia singled to left.  K.Davis grounded into a double play, shortstop R.Peña to second baseman Panik to first baseman Belt, Valencia out.  Alonso doubled to right.  Semien doubled to right, Alonso scored.  B.Burns was intentionally walked.  Mengden grounded out, second baseman Panik to first baseman Belt.

Athletics seventh.  Stratton pitching.  G.Blanco in as center fielder.  Parker in as right fielder.  Crisp walked on four pitches.  Lowrie singled to left, Crisp to second.  Vogt singled to left, Crisp scored, Lowrie to second.  Valencia walked on a full count, Lowrie to third, Vogt to second.  Lowrie was out advancing, catcher Posey to pitcher Stratton, Lowrie out, Vogt to third, Valencia to second.  K.Davis singled to center, Vogt scored, Valencia to third.  Alonso grounded into a double play, second baseman Panik to shortstop R.Peña to first baseman Belt, K.Davis out.

Giants eighth.  R.Peña singled to right.  Gillaspie singled to left, R.Peña to second.  On Mengden's wild pitch, R.Peña to third, Gillaspie to second.  Parker walked.  Stratton grounded into a double play, shortstop Semien to second baseman Lowrie to first baseman Alonso, R.Peña scored, Gillaspie to third, Parker out.  Panik walked on a full count.  Fe.Rodríguez pitching.  On Fe.Rodríguez's wild pitch, Gillaspie scored, Panik to second.  Belt struck out.

Giants ninth.  Neal pitching.  Williamson singled to center.  Brown singled to right, Williamson to third.  G.Blanco grounded into a double play, first baseman Alonso to shortstop Semien to first baseman Alonso, Brown out.  R.Peña singled to center, Williamson scored.  Rzepczynski pitching.  Gillaspie grounded into fielder's choice, shortstop Semien unassisted, R.Peña out.

Oakland leads the all-time series between these Bay Area clubs, 54-52. The Giants won five of six meetings last season, however, tying their best record in any season versus Oakland (also 5-1 in 2009).

San Francisco is 13-2 over its last 15 games, averaging 5.9 runs per contest. The Giants' 49-28 record is their best at the 77-game mark in a season since being 51-26 in 1993.

Oakland has a 3.92 ERA at home this season -- sixth best in the American League -- compared to an AL-worst 5.35 ERA on the road.

Coco Crisp's grand slam in the fourth inning of yesterday's 7-6 loss to the Angels was the third of his career, and first since July 5, 2007 versus Tampa Bay (while playing for the Red Sox).

Angel Pagan tied a career high with four hits in an 8-7 win over the Phillies Sunday, going 4-for-5 with three runs scored and two RBI. Pagan has hit safely in seven straight games (12/29, .414).

In his most recent start against the A's (last September 15, as a member of the White Sox), Jeff Samardzija surrendered a career-high 10 runs (all earned) in 3.0 innings of work. Samardzija spent the last three months of the 2014 season with Oakland after being acquired in a trade with the Cubs.

HP - Little, 1B - Iassogna, 2B - Hernandez, 3B - Barksdale

OAKLAND, Calif. -- Oakland Athletics fans might have a hard time recognizing their team when it takes the field for the continuation of a four-game series against the San Francisco Giants on Wednesday night.
When last seen in Oakland, the A's were losing six of nine to the Texas Rangers, Los Angeles Angels and Milwaukee Brewers with the likes of Eric Surkamp and Andrew Triggs making one-third of the starts and Max Muncy manning right field on eight occasions.

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SAN FRANCISCO (AP)  Rookie Daniel Mengden, with that quirky double-pump delivery and old-school handlebar mustache, thought his first major league win might come sooner than this as well as he had pitched so far.
He got promoted to the big leagues June 11, far sooner than expected - after just 43 outings in the minors. Even Mengden had figured he might reach Triple-A by midseason and perhaps earn a September call up from the Athletics.

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Oakland Athletics @ San Francisco Giants on June 28, 2016

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