The Tampa Bay Rays 2015 season was the Rays ' 18th season of Major League Baseball and the eighth as the "Rays" (all at Tropicana Field )
Offseason [ edit ] November 3rd: Designated Vince Belome and Jerry Sands for assignment.
November 4th: Signed Eduar Quinonez to a minor league contract.
November 5th: Traded Cesar Ramos to the Los Angeles Angels for Mark Sappington .
November 14th: Traded Jeremy Hellickson to the Arizona Diamondbacks for Andrew Velazquez and Justin Williams .
November 20th: Traded Adam Liberatore and Joel Peralta to the Los Angeles Dodgers for Greg Harris and Jose Dominguez , promoted 5 players from the minors, invited 2 players to Spring Training , and designated Michael Kohn for assignment.
November 24th: Released Jose Molina and Cole Figeuroa .
November 25th: Signed Marlon Constante to a minor league contract.
November 26th: Signed Ernesto Frieri and Thomas Lebron (minor league contract).
December 1st: Traded Sean Rodriguez to the Pittsburgh Pirates for Buddy Bordon and cash.
December 2nd: Signed Ender Gonzalez to a minor league contract.
December 12th: Signed 4 players to a minor league contract and invited 3 of them to Spring Training.
December 16th: Traded Matt Joyce to the Angels for Kevin Jepsen .
December 17th: Signed Jhan Marinez to a minor league contract.
December 19th: Traded Wil Myers , Ryan Hanigan , and Jose Castillo to the San Diego Padres for Rene Rivera , Burch Smith , and Jake Bauers . Also received Steven Souza Jr. and Travis Ott from the Washington Nationals .
December 23rd: Sent Brandon Gomes to the minors.
January 3rd: Signed Joey Butler and Juan Francisco to a minor league contract and invited them to Spring Training.
January 5th: Signed Mayo Acosta to a minor league contract and invited him to Spring Training.
January 10th: Signed Asdrubal Cabrera and traded Ben Zobrist and Yunel Escobar to the Oakland Athletics for Boog Powell , Daniel Robertson , John Jaso , and cash.
January 16th: Signed Everett Teaford to a minor league contract and invited him to Spring Training.
January 21st: Signed Robert Zarate to a minor league contract and invited him to Spring Training.
January 23rd: Received Mike Marjama from the Chicago White Sox for a player to be named later.
February 2nd: Invited 7 players to Spring Training and signed 2 of them to a minor league contract.
Season standings [ edit ] American League East [ edit ]
American League Wild Card [ edit ]
Record against opponents [ edit ]
Source: AL Standings Head-to-Head
Team
BAL
BOS
CWS
CLE
DET
HOU
KC
LAA
MIN
NYY
OAK
SEA
TB
TEX
TOR
NL
Baltimore —
11–8
3–3
5–1
4–3
3–4
3–4
2–4
0–7
10–9
6–1
3–3
10–9
1–6
8–11
12–8
Boston 8–11
—
3–4
2–4
4–2
2–4
4–3
2–5
2–5
8–11
5–1
4–3
9–10
2–5
10–9
13–7
Chicago 3–3
4–3
—
10–9
9–10
5–1
7–12
4–3
6–13
2–5
5–2
4–3
1–5
3–3
4–3
9–11
Cleveland 1–5
4–2
9–10
—
7–11
5–2
9–10
4–2
7–12
5–2
3–4
4–3
5–2
3–3
3–4
12–8
Detroit 3–4
2–4
10–9
11–7
—
3–4
9–10
1–6
11–8
2–5
2–4
4–3
3–3
2–5
2–4
9–11
Houston 4–3
4–2
1–5
2–5
4–3
—
4–2
10–9
3–3
4–3
10–9
12–7
2–5
6–13
4–3
16–4
Kansas City 4–3
3–4
12–7
10–9
10–9
2–4
—
6–1
12–7
2–4
5–1
4–2
6–1
3–4
3–4
13–7
Los Angeles 4–2
5–2
3–4
2–4
6–1
9–10
1–6
—
5–2
2–4
11–8
12–7
3–3
12–7
2–5
8–12
Minnesota 7–0
5–2
13–6
12–7
8–11
3–3
7–12
2–5
—
1–5
4–3
4–3
4–2
3–3
2–5
8–12
New York 9–10
11–8
5–2
2–5
5–2
3–4
4–2
4–2
5–1
—
3–4
5–1
12–7
2–5
6–13
11–9
Oakland 1–6
1–5
2–5
4–3
4–2
9–10
1–5
8–11
3–4
4–3
—
6–13
3–4
10–9
1–5
11–9
Seattle 3–3
3–4
3–4
3–4
3–4
7–12
2–4
7–12
3–4
1–5
13–6
—
4–3
12–7
4–2
8–12
Tampa Bay 9–10
10–9
5–1
2–5
3–3
5–2
1–6
3–3
2–4
7–12
4–3
3–4
—
2–5
10–9
14–6
Texas 6–1
5–2
3–3
3–3
5–2
13–6
4–3
7–12
3–3
5–2
9–10
7–12
5–2
—
2–4
11–9
Toronto 11–8
9–10
3–4
4–3
4–2
3–4
4–3
5–2
5–2
13–6
5–1
2–4
9–10
4–2
—
12–8
Regular season summary [ edit ]
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Game log [ edit ]
2015 Game Log (80–82)[ 1]
April: 12–10 (Home: 6–6 ; Away: 6–4)
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
Recap
1
April 6
Orioles 2–6
Tillman (1–0)Archer —
31,042
0–1
[1]
2
April 7
Orioles 5–6
Gausman (1–0)Karns Britton (1)13,906
0–2
[2]
3
April 8
Orioles 2–0
Odorizzi González (0–1)Boxberger 13,569
1–2
[3]
4
April 10
@ Marlins
9–10 (10)
Morris (1–0)Boxberger —
17,375
1–3
[4]
5
April 11
@ Marlins
2–0
Archer Cosart (0–1)Boxberger 17,830
2–3
[5]
6
April 12
@ Marlins
8–5
Karns Álvarez (0–2)Frieri 20,199
3–3
[6]
7
April 13
@ Blue Jays
2–1
Odorizzi Dickey (0–1)Boxberger 48,414
4–3
[7]
8
April 14
@ Blue Jays
3–2
Geltz Castro (0–1)Jepsen 17,264
5–3
[8]
9
April 15
@ Blue Jays
7–12
Buehrle (2–0)Ramírez —
15,086
5–4
[9]
10
April 16
@ Blue Jays
4–2
Archer Sanchez (0–2)Boxberger 14,433
6–4
[10]
11
April 17
Yankees 4–5
Betances (2–0)Jepsen Miller (3)15,572
6–5
[11]
12
April 18
Yankees 0–9
Tanaka (2–1)Odorizzi —
20,824
6–6
[12]
13
April 19
Yankees 3–5
Pineda (2–0)Andriese Miller (4)21,791
6–7
[13]
14
April 21
Red Sox 0–1
Miley (1–1)Archer Uehara (2)14,307
6–8
[14]
15
April 22
Red Sox 7–5
Boxberger Mujica (1–1)Geltz 12,733
7–8
[15]
16
April 23
Red Sox 2–1
Boxberger Varvaro (0–1)—
13,834
8–8
[16]
17
April 24
Blue Jays 12–3
Dominguez Dickey (0–2)Andriese 11,897
9–8
[17]
18
April 25
Blue Jays 4–2
Frieri Cecil (1–2)Boxberger 19,772
10–8
[18]
19
April 26
Blue Jays 5–1
Archer Buehrle (3–1)—
21,107
11–8
[19]
20
April 27
@ Yankees
1–4
Wilson (1–0)Gomes Miller (8)34,590
11–9
[20]
21
April 28
@ Yankees
2–4
Whitley (1–0)Odorizzi Martin (1)36,934
11–10
[21]
22
April 29
@ Yankees
3–2 (13)
Gomes Shreve (1–1)Frieri 30,055
12–10
[22]
May: 14–15 (Home: 7–8 ; Away: 7–7)
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
Recap
23
May 1
@ Orioles [a]
2–0
Colomé Tillman (2–3)Boxberger 9,945
13–10
[23]
24
May 2
@ Orioles [a]
0–4
Gonzalez (3–1)Archer Brach (1)12,789
13–11
[24]
25
May 3
@ Orioles [a]
2–4
Hunter (1–1)Geltz Britton (5)16,652
13–12
[25]
26
May 4
@ Red Sox
5–1
Odorizzi Buchholz (1–4)—
34,541
14–12
[26]
27
May 5
@ Red Sox
0–2
Porcello (3–2)Smyly Uehara (5)33,688
14–13
[27]
28
May 6
@ Red Sox
5–3
Colomé Masterson (2–1)Boxberger 35,060
15–13
[28]
29
May 7
Rangers 4–5
Claudio (1–0)Archer Feliz (4)8,701
15–14
[29]
30
May 8
Rangers 8–2
Karns Gallardo (2–5)—
11,704
16–14
[30]
31
May 9
Rangers 7–2
Bellatti Detwiler (0–4)Boxberger 20,943
17–14
[31]
32
May 10
Rangers 1–2
Kela (3–1)Jepsen Feliz (5)14,521
17–15
[32]
33
May 11
Yankees 5–11
Sabathia (1–5)Colomé —
10,619
17–16
[33]
34
May 12
Yankees 4–2
Jepsen Eovaldi (3–1)Boxberger 10,417
18–16
[34]
35
May 13
Yankees 3–2
Karns Warren (2–2)Boxberger 11,924
18–16
[35]
36
May 14
Yankees 6–1
Ramírez Whitley (1–2)Andriese 11,977
19–16
[36]
37
May 15
@ Twins
2–3
Hughes (3–4)Odorizzi Perkins (12)24,018
20–17
[37]
38
May 16
@ Twins
4–6
Duensing (1–0)Jepsen Perkins (13)27,128
20–18
[38]
39
May 17
@ Twins
11–3
Archer Gibson (3–3)—
23,708
21–18
[39]
40
May 19
@ Braves
5–3
Ramírez Foltynewicz (2–1)Boxberger 20,120
22–18
[40]
41
May 20
@ Braves
1–2
Cunniff (2–0)Odorizzi Grilli (12)24,549
22–19
[41]
42
May 21
Athletics 3–0
Colomé Chavez (1–4)Boxberger 10,605
23–19
[42]
43
May 22
Athletics 5–2
Archer Kazmir (2–3)Boxberger 12,329
24–19
[43]
44
May 23
Athletics 0–5
Graveman (2–2)Karns —
15,207
24–20
[44]
45
May 24
Athletics 2–7
Gray (5–2)Ramírez —
15,692
24–21
[45]
46
May 25
Mariners 1–4
Elías (2–1)Odorizzi Rodney (13)10,401
24–22
[46]
47
May 26
Mariners 6–7
Rodney (2–2)Boxberger Beimel (1)9,628
24–23
[47]
48
May 27
Mariners 0–3
Hernández (8–1)Boxberger —
10,365
24–24
[48]
49
May 29
@ Orioles
1–2
O'Day (1–0)Gomes —
45,505
24–25
[49]
50
May 30
@ Orioles
3–0
Ramírez Chen (1–4)Boxberger 38,177
25–25
[50]
51
May 31
@ Orioles
9–5
Odorizzi Tillman (2–7)Boxberger 36,945
26–25
[51]
June: 16–12 (Home: 7–9 ; Away: 9–3)
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
Recap
52
June 1
@ Angels
3–7
Richards (5–3)Colomé —
27,078
26–26
[52]
53
June 2
@ Angels
6–1
Archer Wilson (3–4)—
28,771
27–26
[53]
54
June 3
@ Angels
6–5 (10)
Boxberger Street (2–2)Geltz 28,245
28–26
[54]
55
June 4
@ Mariners
2–1
Ramírez Elías (2–3)Jepsen 16,096
29–26
[55]
56
June 5
@ Mariners
1–0
Bellatti Rodney (2–3)Jepsen 20,695
30–26
[56]
57
June 6
@ Mariners
1–2
Hernández (9–2)Geltz Smith (1)31,106
30–27
[57]
58
June 7
@ Mariners
3–1
Archer Montgomery (0–1)Jepsen 27,906
31–27
[58]
59
June 9
Angels 2–8
Shoemaker (4–4)Karns —
11,617
31–28
[59]
60
June 10
Angels 4–2
Ramírez Weaver (4–6)McGee 10,088
32–28
[60]
61
June 11
Angels 2–6
Richards (6–4)Jepsen —
10,779
32–29
[61]
62
June 12
White Sox 7–5
Andriese Danks (3–3)McGee 13,448
33–29
[62]
63
June 13
White Sox 5–4
Boxberger Putnam (1–2)McGee 20,248
34–29
[63]
64
June 14
White Sox 2–1
Riefenhauser Sale (6–3)Jepsen 17,962
35–29
[64]
65
June 15
Nationals 6–1
Ramírez Gonzalez (4–4)—
10,216
36–29
[65]
66
June 16
Nationals 4–16
Roark (3–2)Colomé —
11,491
36–30
[66]
67
June 17
@ Nationals
5–0
Andriese Zimmerman (5–5)—
28,929
37–30
[67]
68
June 18
@ Nationals
5–3
Archer Fister (2–3)Boxberger 29,242
38–30
[68]
69
June 19
@ Indians
4–1
Karns Carrasco (8–6)Boxberger 22,811
39–30
[69]
70
June 20
@ Indians
4–1
Cedeño Kluber (3–9)Boxberger 24,670
40–30
[70]
71
June 21
@ Indians
0–1
Allen (1–2)Jepsen —
20,847
40–31
[71]
72
June 22
Blue Jays 5–8
Hutchison (7–1)Andriese Osuna (1)10,324
40–32
[72]
73
June 23
Blue Jays 4–3
Archer Dickey (3–7)Boxberger 11,474
41–32
[73]
74
June 24
Blue Jays 0–1 (12)
Cecil (2–4)Gomes Delabar (1)18,469
41–33
[74]
75
June 26
Red Sox 3–4 (10)
Ogando (2–0)Geltz Uehara (15)17,508
41–34
[75]
76
June 27
Red Sox 4–1
Andriese Miley (7–7)Boxberger 23,876
42–34
[76]
77
June 28
Red Sox 3–5
Masterson (3–2)Archer Uehara (16)21,963
42–35
[77]
78
June 29
Indians 1–7
Anderson (1–0)Karns —
11,802
42–36
[78]
79
June 30
Indians 2–6
Salazar (7–3)Ramírez —
10,437
42–37
[79]
July: 9–16 (Home: 6–5 ; Away: 3–11)
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
Recap
80
July 1
Indians 1–8
Carrasco (10–6)Colomé —
11,394
42–38
[80]
81
July 2
Indians 4–5 (10)
Shaw (1–1)Cedeño Allen (15)16,353
42–39
[81]
82
July 3
@ Yankees
5–7 (12)
Shreve (6–1)Geltz —
43,141
42–40
[82]
83
July 4
@ Yankees
2–3
Betances (5–1)Boxberger —
35,508
42–41
[83]
84
July 5
@ Yankees
8–1
Ramírez Nova (1–2)—
35,050
43–41
[84]
—
July 6
@ Royals
Postponed (rain); Makeup: July 7
85
July 7 (1)
@ Royals
5–9
Holland (3–0)Boxberger —
22,386
43–42
[85]
86
July 7 (2)
@ Royals
1–7
Finnegan (2–0)Gomes —
28,119
43–43
[86]
87
July 8
@ Royals
7–9
Guthrie (7–5)Archer Holland (17)28,204
43–44
[87]
88
July 9
@ Royals
3–8
Ventura (4–6)Karns —
32,308
43–45
[88]
89
July 10
Astros 3–1
Ramírez McHugh (9–5)Boxberger 17,129
44–45
[89]
90
July 11
Astros 3–0
Odorizzi Keuchel (11–4)Boxberger 18,479
45–45
[90]
91
July 12
Astros 4–3
Moore McCullers (4–5)Boxberger 16,458
46–45
[91]
–
July 14
86th All-Star Game AL 6–3 NL Price (1–0)Kershaw (0–1)—
43,656
—
Box
92
July 17
@ Blue Jays
2–6
Hutchison (9–2)Odorizzi —
32,908
46–46
[92]
93
July 18
@ Blue Jays
3–2
Jepsen Tepera (0–1)McGee (4)41,583
47–46
[93]
94
July 19
@ Blue Jays
0–4
Estrada (7–5)Archer —
41,683
47–47
[94]
95
July 20
@ Phillies
3–5
Buchanan (1–5)Moore Papelbon (16)20,148
47–48
[95]
96
July 21
@ Phillies
1–0
Karns Nola (0–1)Boxberger 28,703
48–48
[96]
97
July 22
@ Phillies
4–5 (10)
Papelbon (2–1)Boxberger —
22,252
48–49
[97]
98
July 24
Orioles 3–1
Colome O'Day (5–1)McGee 17,838
49–49
[98]
99
July 25
Orioles 1–5
González (9–6)Ramirez —
24,327
49–50
[99]
100
July 26
Orioles 2–5
Chen (5–6)Moore Britton (25)18,613
49–51
[100]
101
July 27
Tigers 5–2
Karns Sanchez (10–8)Boxberger 13,348
50–51
[101]
102
July 28
Tigers 10–2
Odorizzi Price (9–4)—
16,326
51–51
[102]
103
July 29
Tigers 1–2
Verlander (1–3)Archer Soria (23)28,057
51–52
[103]
104
July 31
@ Red Sox
5–7
Tazawa (2–3)McGee Uehara (23)36,715
51–53
[104]
August: 14–13 (Home: 6–5 ; Away: 8–8)
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
Recap
105
August 1
@ Red Sox
7–11
Kelly (3–6)Moore Machi (1)35,944
51–54
[105]
106
August 2
@ Red Sox
4–3
Geltz Tazawa (2–4)Boxberger 35,699
52–54
[106]
107
August 3
@ White Sox
5–4
McGee Robertson (4–3)Boxberger 16,496
53–54
[107]
108
August 4
@ White Sox
11–3
Archer Sale (9–7)—
18,499
54–54
[108]
109
August 5
@ White Sox
5–6 (10)
Robertson (5–3)Boxberger —
20,028
54–55
[109]
110
August 7
Mets 3–4
Clippard (2–3)Boxberger Familia (30)23,145
54–56
[110]
111
August 8
Mets 5–4
Karns Syndergaard (6–6)Boxberger 31,042
55–56
[111]
112
August 9
Mets 4–3
Cedeño Colón (10–11)McGee 26,681
56–56
[112]
113
August 11
Braves 2–0
Ramirez Pérez (4–3)Cedeño 15,506
57–56
[113]
114
August 12
Braves 9–6
Colomé Marksberry (0–1)Boxberger 16,337
58–56
[114]
115
August 14
@ Rangers
3–5
Dyson (4–4)McGee Tolleson (22)32,512
58–57
[115]
116
August 15
@ Rangers
4–12
Lewis (13–5)Archer —
32,351
58–58
[116]
117
August 16
@ Rangers
3–5
Gallardo (9–9)Smyly Tolleson (23)29,167
58–59
[117]
118
August 17
@ Astros
9–2
Ramirez Kazmir (6–8)—
16,256
59–59
[118]
119
August 18
@ Astros
2–3 (10)
Gregerson (6–2)Boxberger —
17,749
59–60
[119]
120
August 19
@ Astros
2–3 (13)
Fields (4–1)Andriese —
26,001
59–61
[120]
121
August 20
@ Astros
1–0
Archer McHugh (13–7)—
18,177
60–61
[121]
122
August 21
@ Athletics
2–1
Smyly Bassitt (1–5)Boxberger 20,671
61–61
[122]
123
August 22
@ Athletics
5–4
Colomé Venditte (0–2)—
35,067
62–61
[123]
124
August 23
@ Athletics
2–8
Rodriguez (3–1)Geltz —
19,425
62–62
[124]
125
August 25
Twins 7–11
Graham (1–1)Andriese —
9,632
62–63
[125]
126
August 26
Twins 3–5
Duensing (4–0)Archer Jepsen (8)9,205
62–64
[126]
127
August 27
Twins 5–4
Gomes Milone (6–4)Boxberger 9,375
63–64
[127]
128
August 28
Royals 2–3
Volquez (12–7)Ramirez Holland (29)13,622
63–65
[128]
129
August 29
Royals 3–6
Medlen (3–0)Odorizzi Davis (13)24,372
63–66
[129]
130
August 30
Royals 3–2
Cedeño Hochevar (1–1)Boxberger 18,634
64–66
[130]
131
August 31
@ Orioles
6–3
Archer Chen (8–7)Boxberger 19,841
65–66
[131]
September: 12–15 (Home: 6–6 ; Away: 6–9)
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
Recap
132
September 1
@ Orioles
11–2
Smyly Tillman (9–10)—
22,987
66–66
[132]
133
September 2
@ Orioles
6–7 (11)
Brach (5–2)Andriese —
15,963
66–67
[133]
134
September 4
@ Yankees
2–5
Severino (3–2)Odorizzi Miller (30)32,530
66–68
[134]
135
September 5
@ Yankees
3–2
Cedeño Eovaldi (13–4)Boxberger 35,030
67–68
[135]
136
September 6
@ Yankees
4–6
Nova (6–7)Archer Miller (31)35,299
67–69
[136]
137
September 7
@ Tigers
4–5
Alburquerque (4–1)Gomes Rondón (4)27,958
67–70
[137]
138
September 8
@ Tigers
7–8 (13)
Ryan (2–3)Bellatti —
26,526
67–71
[138]
139
September 9
@ Tigers
8–0
Odorizzi Lobstein (3–7)—
25,932
68–71
[139]
140
September 11
Red Sox 8–4
Bellatti Tazawa (2–7)—
14,796
69–71
[140]
141
September 12
Red Sox 4–10
Porcello (8–12)Moore —
20,698
69–72
[141]
142
September 13
Red Sox 0–2
Hembree (1–0)Romero Ross (2)15,402
69–73
[142]
143
September 14
Yankees 1–4
Cotham (1–0)Boxberger Miller (33)11,940
69–74
[143]
144
September 15
Yankees 6–3
Odorizzi Rumbelow (1–1)Gomes 13,539
70–74
[144]
145
September 16
Yankees 1–3
Severino (4–3)Archer Miller (34)13,299
70–75
[145]
146
September 17
Orioles 3–4
Roe (4–2)Colomé O'Day (3)9,617
70–76
[146]
147
September 18
Orioles 8–6
Smyly Wilson (2–2)Boxberger 10,967
71–76
[147]
148
September 19
Orioles 1–2
Chen (10–7)Ramirez Britton (34)17,053
71–77
[148]
149
September 20
Orioles 7–6
Yates Britton (4–1)—
17,801
72–77
[149]
150
September 21
@ Red Sox
7–8
Machi (2–0)Gomes Ross (5)33,673
72–78
[150]
151
September 22
@ Red Sox
5–2
Moore Koehler (3–3)Boxberger 33,673
73–78
[151]
152
September 23
@ Red Sox
6–2
Smyly Porcello (8–14)Boxberger 32,753
74–78
[152]
153
September 24
@ Red Sox
4–2
Ramirez Miley (11–11)Boxberger 34,916
75–78
[153]
154
September 25
@ Blue Jays
3–5
Dickey (11–11)Odorizzi Osuna (18)47,696
75–79
[154]
155
September 26
@ Blue Jays
8–10
Price (18–5)Archer Osuna (19)47,094
75–80
[155]
156
September 27
@ Blue Jays
4–5
Cecil (4–5)Geltz —
47,287
75–81
[156]
157
September 29
Marlins 4–2
Colomé Morris (5–4)Boxberger 9,150
76–81
[157]
158
September 30
Marlins 6–4
Smyly Cosart (2–5)Boxberger 9,431
77–81
[158]
October: 3–1 (Home: 3–1 ; Away: 0–0)
Legend: = Win = Loss = Postponement
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Statistics [ edit ] Batting [ edit ] Note: G = Games played; AB = At Bats; R = Runs scored; H = Hits; 2B = Doubles; 3B = Triples; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in; BB = Base on balls; SO = Strikeouts; AVG = Batting average; SB = Stolen bases
Player
G
AB
R
H
2B
3B
HR
RBI
BB
SO
AVG
SB
Matt Andriese , P25
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
.000
0
Chris Archer , P34
5
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
.000
0
J. P. Arencibia , C24
71
9
22
3
0
6
17
1
22
.310
0
Tim Beckham , 2B,SS82
203
24
45
7
4
9
37
13
69
.222
3
Ronald Belisario , P6
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
.000
0
Ryan Brett , 2B3
3
0
2
1
0
0
0
1
0
.667
0
Joey Butler , DH,LF88
257
30
71
12
0
8
30
16
82
.276
5
Asdrúbal Cabrera , SS143
505
66
134
28
5
15
58
36
107
.265
6
Curt Casali , C38
101
13
24
6
0
10
18
8
34
.238
0
David DeJesus , LF,DH82
232
24
60
8
2
5
26
19
39
.259
3
Allan Dykstra , 1B13
31
3
4
0
0
1
4
6
12
.129
0
Jake Elmore , 1B51
141
10
29
5
0
2
16
12
25
.206
1
Logan Forsythe , 2B153
540
69
152
33
2
17
68
55
111
.281
9
Nick Franklin , 1B,2B,SS44
101
11
16
4
1
3
7
7
37
.158
1
Brandon Guyer , LF128
332
51
88
21
2
8
28
25
61
.265
10
John Jaso , DH,LF70
185
23
53
17
0
5
22
28
39
.286
1
Desmond Jennings , OF28
97
9
26
2
1
1
7
8
17
.268
5
Nate Karns , P27
4
1
1
0
0
1
1
0
3
.250
0
Kevin Kiermaier , CF151
505
62
133
25
12
10
40
24
95
.263
18
Marc Krauss , 1B4
10
0
1
1
0
0
1
0
7
.100
0
James Loney , 1B104
361
25
101
16
0
4
32
23
34
.280
2
Evan Longoria , 3B160
604
74
163
35
1
21
73
51
132
.270
3
Mikie Mahtook , OF41
105
22
31
5
1
9
19
6
31
.295
4
Luke Maile , C15
35
2
6
3
0
0
2
0
8
.171
0
Matt Moore , P12
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
.000
0
Daniel Nava , RF31
73
7
17
2
0
1
3
12
19
.233
1
Jake Odorizzi , P28
4
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
.000
0
Erasmo Ramírez , P34
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
.000
0
René Rivera , C110
298
16
53
14
0
5
26
11
86
.178
0
Richie Shaffer , 1B,DH,3B31
74
11
14
3
0
4
6
10
32
.189
0
Grady Sizemore , OF58
175
20
45
12
0
6
27
14
37
.257
3
Steven Souza , RF110
373
59
84
15
1
16
40
46
144
.225
12
Bobby Wilson , C25
55
3
8
0
0
0
4
4
20
.145
0
Pitching [ edit ] Note: W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; G = Games pitched; GS = Games started; SV = Saves; IP = Innings pitched; H = Hits allowed; R = Runs allowed; ER = Earned runs allowed; HR = Home runs allowed; BB = Walks allowed; K = Strikeouts
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