2011 Oakland Athletics season

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2011  Oakland Athletics
Oakland A's logo.svg
League American League
Division West
Ballpark Overstock.com Coliseum
City Oakland, California, United States
Record74–88 (.457)
Divisional place3rd
Owners Lewis Wolff
General managers Billy Beane
Managers Bob Geren (through 6/9), Bob Melvin (Interim)
Television Comcast SportsNet California
(Glen Kuiper, Ray Fosse)
Radio KGMZ
(Ken Korach, Vince Cotroneo, Ray Fosse)
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The Oakland Athletics' 2011 season was the 44th for the franchise in the Bay Area, as well as the 111th in club history. The team was competing for the American League West title after a 4-year absence from playoff contention, with a payroll just above $77 million.

Contents

Off-season/spring training

Coaching changes

CoachFormerSinceNewFormer Position
Bench Tye Waller 2009 Joel Skinner Managed AA-Akron Aeros (CLE)
Bullpen Ron Romanick 2008 Rick Rodriguez Pitching coach for Sacramento
Hitting Jim Skaalen 2009 Gerald Perry Hitting coach for AAA-Pawtucket Red Sox (BOS)
Pitching Curt Young 2004Ron Romanick3 seasons as Athletics' bullpen coach
1st Base Todd Steverson 2009Tye Waller2 seasons as Athletics' bench coach

Young declined a 2-year contract offer and became Boston's pitching coach. Steverson becomes hitting coach for Sacramento.

Transactions

Changes in apparel

The A's were known for sporting white jerseys at home and greys for away games. On top of that, the A's wore a black and a green alternate jersey. During the 2011 season, they added a new style. The A's started wearing a gold alternate home jersey to their apparel. Manager Billy Beane referred to the look as "the Canary yellow" jerseys. A's relief pitcher Jerry Blevins said, "It might be hard not to notice us now". [1]

Season standings

American League West

AL West
Team W L Pct. GB Home Road
Texas Rangers 9666.593—52‍–‍2944‍–‍37
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 8676.5311045‍–‍3641‍–‍40
Oakland Athletics 7488.4572243‍–‍3831‍–‍50
Seattle Mariners 6795.4142939‍–‍4528‍–‍50

American League Wild Card

Division Winners
Team W L Pct.
New York Yankees 9765.599
Texas Rangers 9666.593
Detroit Tigers 9567.586
Wild Card team
(Top team qualifies for postseason)
Team W L Pct. GB
Tampa Bay Rays 9171.562—
Boston Red Sox 9072.5561
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 8676.5315
Toronto Blue Jays 8181.50010
Cleveland Indians 8082.49411
Chicago White Sox 7983.48812
Oakland Athletics 7488.45717
Kansas City Royals 7191.43820
Baltimore Orioles 6993.42622
Seattle Mariners 6795.41424
Minnesota Twins 6399.38928

Roster

2011 Oakland Athletics
Roster
PitchersCatchers

Infielders

Outfielders

Manager

Coaches

Game log

Legend
 Athletics win
 Athletics loss
 Postponement
BoldAthletics team member
2011 Game Log
April (13–14)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
1April 1 Mariners 2–6 Hernández (1–0) Breslow (0–1)36,0670–1
2April 2 Mariners 2–5 Ray (1–0) Fuentes (0–1) League (1)15,0880–2
3April 3 Mariners 7–1 Gonzalez (1–0) Fister (0–1)22,2921–2
4April 5@ Blue Jays 6–7 (10) Frasor (1–0) Balfour (0–1)11,0771–3
5April 6@ Blue Jays 3–5 Litsch (1–0) Braden (0–1) Rauch (1)11,6841–4
6April 7@ Blue Jays 2–1 Cahill (1–0) Frasor (1–1) Fuentes (1)19,5282–4
7April 8@ Twins 1–2 Pavano (1–1) Anderson (0–1) Nathan (3)40,7142–5
8April 9@ Twins 1–0 Gonzalez (2–0) Blackburn (1–1) Fuentes (2)39,9363–5
9April 10@ Twins 5–3 McCarthy (1–0) Baker (0–2) Fuentes (3)38,4844–5
10April 11@ White Sox 2–1 (10) Ross (1–0) Crain (0–1) Fuentes (4)20,0575–5
11April 12@ White Sox 5–6 (10) Sale (2–0) Cramer (0–1)18,0205–6
12April 13@ White Sox 7–4 (10) Balfour (1–1) Thornton (0–2) Fuentes (5)16,5236–6
13April 14 Tigers 0–3 Coke (1–2) Ross (1–1) Valverde (3)11,1296–7
14April 15 Tigers 4–8 (10) Villarreal (1–0) Fuentes 0–221,8536–8
15April 16 Tigers 6–2 Braden (1–1) Verlander (1–2)16,2657–8
16April 17 Tigers 5–1 Cahill (2–0) Penny (0–2)16,4608–8
17April 19 Red Sox 5–0 Anderson (1–1) Lackey (1–2)25,2309–8
18April 20 Red Sox 3–5 Buchholz (1–2) Gonzalez (2–1) Papelbon (3)29,0459–9
19April 21@ Mariners 0–1 Hernández (2–2) McCarthy (1–1) League (4)12,7709–10
20April 22@ Mariners 0–4 Pineda (3–1) Ross (1–2) League (5)17,7989–11
21April 23@ Mariners 9–1 Cahill (3–0) Vargas (0–2)25,35510–11
22April 24@ Mariners 5–2 Anderson (2–1) Laffey (0–1) Fuentes (6)16,53011–11
23April 25@ Angels 0–5 Weaver (6–0) Gonzalez (2–2)37,11511–12
24April 26@ Angels 3–8 Chatwood (2–1) McCarthy (1–2)37,22811–13
25April 27@ Angels 2–1 (10) Fuentes (1–2) Walden (0–1) Ziegler (1)37,24712–13
26April 29 Rangers 3–1 Cahill (4–0) Wilson (3–1) Fuentes (7)17,22613–13
27April 30 Rangers 2–11 Lewis (2–3) Anderson (2–2)27,28513–14
May (14–15)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
28May 1 Rangers 7–2 Gonzalez (3–2) Harrison (3–3)15,17814–14
29May 2 Rangers 5–4 (10) Balfour (2–1) Oliver (1–3)9,19315–14
30May 3 Indians 1–4 Carmona (3–3) Fuentes (1–3) C. Perez (8)10,13515–15
31May 4 Indians 3–1 Cahill (5–0) Tomlin (4–1) Balfour (1)13,87216–15
32May 5 Indians 3–4 (12) Durbin (2–1) Breslow (0–2) C. Perez (9)14,35316–16
33May 6@ Royals 3–2 Gonzalez (4–2) O'Sullivan (1–2) Fuentes (8)30,69017–16
34May 7@ Royals 3–4 Soria (2–0) McCarthy (1–3)25,82817–17
35May 8@ Royals 5–2 Ross (2–2) Francis (0–4) Fuentes (9)22,43518–17
36May 9@ Rangers 7–2 Cahill (6–0) Wilson (4–2)24,37519–17
37May 10@ Rangers 2–7 Lewis (3–4) Anderson (2–3)31,65519–18
May 11@ Rangers Postponed (rain); Makeup: July 7
38May 13 White Sox 3–4 Humber (3–3) McCarthy (1–4) Santos (4)12,69019–19
39May 14 White Sox 6–2 Ross (3–2) Floyd (4–3)17,29120–19
40May 15 White Sox 3–4 Buehrle (3–3) Cahill (6–1) Santos (5)19,01820–20
41May 16 Angels 5–4 (10) Balfour (3–1) Rodney (2–2)11,06121–20
42May 17 Angels 14–0 Gonzalez (5–2) Chatwood (2–2)12,19022–20
43May 18 Twins 3–4 (10) Nathan (1–1) Fuentes (1–4) Capps (7)15,35522–21
44May 19 Twins 1–11 Blackburn (3–4) Ross (3–3)22,32022–22
45May 20@ Giants 1–2 (10) López (2–0) Fuentes (1–5)42,22422–23
46May 21@ Giants 0–3 Lincecum (4–4) Anderson (2–4)42,15222–24
47May 22@ Giants 4–5 (11) Romo (2–0) Fuentes (1–6)42,28822–25
48May 23@ Angels 1–4 Downs (2–1) Fuentes (1–7) Walden (9)36,21522–26
49May 24@ Angels 6–1 Moscoso (1–0) Haren (4–3)39,11723–26
50May 25@ Angels 1–4 Santana (3–4) Cahill (6–2) Walden (10)40,25323–27
51May 26@ Angels 4–3 Anderson (3–4) Piñeiro (2–1)33,41224–27
52May 27 Orioles 6–2 Ziegler (1–0) Simón (1–1)12,11025–27
53May 28 Orioles 4–2 Outman (1–0) Bergesen (1–6) Fuentes (10)23,79526–27
54May 29 Orioles 6–4 Moscoso (2–0) Britton (5–3) Fuentes (11)15,37327–27
55May 30 Yankees 0–5 Colón (3–3) Cahill (6–3)35,06727–28
56May 31 Yankees 3–10 García (3–4) Anderson (3–5)22,58127–29
June (9–17)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
57June 1 Yankees 2–4 Burnett (6–3) Gonzalez (5–3) Rivera (14)25,46927–30
58June 3@ Red Sox 6–8 Jenks (2–2) Devine (0–1)37,80827–31
59June 4@ Red Sox 8–9 (14) Aceves (3–1) Moscoso (2–1)37,48527–32
60June 5@ Red Sox 3–6 Lackey (3–5) Anderson (3–6) Bard (1)37,79627–33
61June 6@ Orioles 2–4 Matusz (1–0) Gonzalez (5–4) Gregg (11)10,55627–34
62June 7@ Orioles 0–4 Jakubauskas (1–0) Moscoso (2–2)13,65227–35
63June 8@ Orioles 2–3 Britton (6–4) Outman (1–1) Gregg (12)11,76027–36
64June 9@ White Sox 4–9 Buehrle (6–4) Cahill (6–4)22,17027–37
65June 10@ White Sox 7–5 Balfour (4–1) Santos (2–3) Bailey (1)20,16628–37
66June 11@ White Sox 2–3 Danks (2–8) Gonzalez (5–5) Crain (1)24,39128–38
67June 12@ White Sox 4–5 Humber (6–3) Moscoso (2–3) Santos (12)22,14428–39
68June 14 Royals 4–7 Duffy (1–2) Cahill (6–5) Soria (10)11,43928–40
69June 15 Royals 2–1 Outman (2–1) Hochevar (4–7) Bailey (2)16,39229–40
70June 16 Royals 8–4 Gonzalez (6–5) Francis (3–7)11,77530–40
71June 17 Giants 5–2 Godfrey (1–0) Lincecum (5–6) Bailey (3)36,06731–40
72June 18 Giants 4–2 Ziegler (2–0) Sánchez (4–5) Bailey (4)36,06732–40
73June 19 Giants 2–1 Cahill (7–5) Affeldt (1–1) Fuentes (12)36,06733–40
74June 21@ Mets 7–3 Outman (3–1) Gee (7–1) Balfour (2)37,01934–40
75June 22@ Mets 2–3 (13) Parnell (2–1) Ziegler (2–1)38,81334–41
76June 23@ Mets 1–4 Capuano (6–7) Godfrey (1–1) Rodríguez (20)30,16834–42
77June 24@ Phillies 0–1 Stutes (3–0) Fuentes (1–8)45,68534–43
78June 25@ Phillies 4–1 Cahill (8–5) Hamels (9–4) Bailey (5)45,78535–43
79June 26@ Phillies 1–3 Halladay (10–3) Outman (3–2)45,86335–44
80June 28 Marlins 1–0 Gonzalez (7–5) Vázquez (4–8) Bailey (6)12,12436–44
81June 29 Marlins 0–3 Nolasco (5–4) Moscoso (2–4)17,00636–45
82June 30 Marlins 4–5 Volstad (4–7) Cahill (8–6) Núñez (22)18,39536–46
July (13–13)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
83July 1 Diamondbacks 5–4 Harden (1–0) Collmenter (4–5) Bailey (7)12,21637–46
84July 2 Diamondbacks 2–4 Saunders (5–7) Outman (3–9) Hernandez (3)30,33837–47
85July 3 Diamondbacks 7–2 Gonzalez (8–5) Kennedy (8–3)13,82238–47
86July 4 Mariners 1–2 Pineda (8–5) McCarthy (1–5) League (23)15,56638–48
87July 5 Mariners 2–4 (10) League (1–4) Bailey (0–1) Wright (1)11,15338–49
88July 6 Mariners 2–0 Moscoso (3–4) Vargas (6–6) Bailey (8)19,49139–49
89July 7@ Rangers 0–6 Holland (7–4) Harden (1–1)35,04139–50
90July 8@ Rangers 5–8 Wilson (9–3) Gonzalez (8–6)37,85839–51
91July 9@ Rangers 6–7 Oliver (2–5) Bailey (0–2)34,06639–52
92July 10@ Rangers 0–2 Harrison (7–7) Cahill (8–7) Feliz (18)33,83439–53
All-Star Break
93July 15 Angels 5–3 McCarthy (2–5) Haren (10–6) Bailey (9)18,47040–53
94July 16 Angels 2–4 Weaver (12–4) Cahill (8–8) Walden (21)40–54
95July 16 Angels 4–3 (10) Ziegler (3–1) Thompson (1–3)27,37941–54
96July 17 Angels 9–1 Gonzalez (9–6) Piñeiro (5–4)26,11542–54
97July 19@ Tigers 3–8 Porcello (9–6) Moscoso (3–5)31,98042–55
98July 20@ Tigers 7–5 Devine (1–1) Purcey (1–2) Bailey (10)31,97543–55
99July 22@ Yankees 7–17 Noesí (2–0) Cahill (8–9)46,92143–56
100July 23@ Yankees 4–3 Harden (2–1) Burnett (8–8) Bailey (11)46,18844–56
101July 24@ Yankees 5–7 Colón (7–6) Gonzalez (9–7) Rivera (25)45,58644–57
102July 25 Rays 7–5 Fuentes (2–8) Howell (2–2) Bailey (12)11,05345–57
103July 26 Rays 6–1 McCarthy (3–5) Price (9–9)12,16646–57
104July 27 Rays 13–4 Cahill (9–9) Shields (9–9)18,64047–57
105July 28 Rays 8–10 Davis (8–7) Ziegler (3–2) Farnsworth (20)16,46647–58
106July 29 Twins 5–9 Liriano (7–8) Gonzalez (9–8)25,65647–59
107July 30 Twins 8–3 Moscoso (4–5) Blackburn (7–8)19,60548–59
108July 31 Twins 7–3 McCarthy (4–5) Pavano (6–8)22,45249–59
August (11–17)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
109August 1@ Mariners 4–8 Beavan (2–2) Cahill (9–10)23,33549–60
110August 2@ Mariners 2–4 Hernández (10–9) Harden (2–2) League (25)22,57649–61
111August 3@ Mariners 4–7 Furbush (2–3) Gonzalez (9–9) League (26)29,69149–62
112August 5@ Rays 4–8 Niemann (6–4) Moscoso (4–6)15,16849–63
113August 6@ Rays 8–0 McCarthy (5–5) Cobb (3–2)24,93950–63
114August 7@ Rays 5–4 (10) De Los Santos (1–0) McGee (0–1) Bailey (13)21,42551–63
115August 9@ Blue Jays 4–1 Harden (3–2) Cecil (4–5) Bailey (14)20,52152–63
116August 10@ Blue Jays 4–8 Janssen (4–0) Gonzalez (9–10) Litsch (1)19,54152–64
117August 11@ Blue Jays 10–3 Moscoso (5–6) Mills (1–2)27,91853–64
118August 12 Rangers 1–9 Wilson (11–5) McCarthy (5–6)20,28853–65
119August 13 Rangers 1–7 Lewis (11–8) Cahill (9–11)25,16053–66
120August 14 Rangers 6–7 Adams (1–0) Bailey (0–3) Feliz (23)15,10753–67
121August 15 Orioles 2–6 Hunter (2–2) Gonzalez (9–11)10,12253–68
122August 16 Orioles 8–4 Moscoso (6–6) Matusz (1–5)12,32554–68
123August 17 Orioles 6–5 McCarthy (6–6) Simón (3–6) Bailey (15)20,44855–68
124August 18 Blue Jays 0–7 Romero (12–9) Cahill (9–12)12,22055–69
125August 19 Blue Jays 2–0 Harden (4–2) Cecil (4–6) Bailey (16)13,17456–69
126August 20 Blue Jays 5–1 Gonzalez (10–11) Álvarez (0–1)28,43457–69
127August 21 Blue Jays 0–1 Pérez (3–2) Moscoso (6–7) Janssen (2)16,81157–70
128August 23@ Yankees 6–5 McCarthy (7–6) Colón (8–8) Bailey (17)47,34358–70
129August 24@ Yankees 6–4 (10) De Los Santos (2–0) Soriano (2–2) Bailey (18)47,27159–70
130August 25@ Yankees 9–22 Logan (4–2) De Los Santos (2–1)46,36959–71
131August 26@ Red Sox 15–5 Gonzalez (11–11) Wakefield (6–6)38,23960–71
132August 27@ Red Sox 3–9 Lester (14–6) Moscoso (6–8)37,31460–72
133August 27@ Red Sox 0–4 Aceves (9–1) Godfrey (1–2)37,03960–73
134August 29@ Indians 1–2 Huff (2–2) McCarthy (7–7) C. Perez (30)18,20160–74
135August 30@ Indians 2–6 Gómez (1–2) Cahill (9–13)20,37260–75
136August 31@ Indians 3–4 (16) Herrmann (4–0) Outman (3–4)15,20260–76
September (14–12)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
137September 1@ Indians 7–0 Gonzalez (12–11) Carmona (6–13)14,19261–76
138September 2 Mariners 9–2 Moscoso (7–8) Vargas (7–13)14,97262–76
139September 3 Mariners 3–0 McCarthy (7–8) Pineda (9–9)19,73263–76
140September 4 Mariners 8–5 Cahill (10–13) Beavan (3–5) Bailey (19)19,38464–76
141September 5 Royals 6–11 Holland (4–1) Bailey (0–4)14,57764–77
142September 6 Royals 4–7 Duffy (4–8) Gonzalez (12–12) Soria (26)12,06464–78
143September 7 Royals 7–0 Moscoso (8–8) Chen (10–7)13,13265–78
144September 9@ Rangers 4–13 Lewis (12–10) McCarthy (8–8)36,70665–79
145September 10@ Rangers 8–7 Cahill (11–13) Ogando (12–8) Andrew Bailey (20)46,15166–79
146September 11@ Rangers 1–8 Wilson (16–6) Outman (3–5)46,72766–80
147September 12 Angels 6–3 Gonzalez (13–12) Piñeiro (6–7)12,85867–80
148September 13 Angels 3–6 Takahashi (4–3) De Los Santos (2–2) Walden (30)13,21267–81
149September 14 Angels 1–4 Weaver (17–7) Harden (4–3) Walden (31)14,74367–82
150September 15 Tigers 6–1 McCarthy (9–8) Scherzer (14–9)10,92568–82
151September 16 Tigers 1–3 Fister (9–13) Cahill (11–14) Valverde (45)31,02268–83
152September 17 Tigers 5–3 Gonzalez (14–12) Porcello (14–9)19,45169–83
153September 18 Tigers 0–3 Verlander (24–5) Moscoso (8–9) Valverde (46)18,40569–84
154September 20 Rangers 2–7 Holland (15–5) Harden (4–4)13,63569–85
155September 21 Rangers 2–3 Uehara (2–3) Balfour (4–2) Feliz (29)19,58969–86
156September 22 Rangers 4–3 Balfour (5–2) Adams (4–4) Bailey (21)14,09070–86
157September 23@ Angels 3–1 Gonzalez (15–12) Weaver (18–8) Bailey (22)39,21771–86
158September 24@ Angels 2–4 Williams (4–0) Moscoso (8–10) Walden (32)41,11371–87
159September 25@ Angels 6–5 De Los Santos (3–2) Walden (5–4) Bailey (23)40,79472–87
160September 26@ Mariners 2–4 Vargas (10–13) McCarthy (9–9) League (36)17,05772–88
161September 27@ Mariners 7–0 Cahill (12–14) Beavan (5–6)18,60073–88
162September 28@ Mariners 2–0 Gonzalez (16–12) Vasquez (1–6) Bailey (24)20,17374–88

Player stats

Batting

Note: G = Games played; AB = At bats; R = Runs; H = Hits; 2B = Doubles; 3B = Triples; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in; SB = Stolen bases; BB = Walks; AVG = Batting average; SLG = Slugging average

PlayerGABRH2B3BHRRBISBBBAVGSLG
Coco Crisp 136531691402758544941.264.379
Hideki Matsui 141517581302801272156.251.375
Cliff Pennington 148515571362628581442.264.369
Josh Willingham 136488691202602998456.246.477
Kurt Suzuki 134460541092601444238.237.385
David DeJesus 131442601062051046445.240.376
Jemile Weeks 97406501232682362221.303.421
Conor Jackson 1023333083171438330.249.342
Scott Sizemore 9330542762111152443.249.433
Ryan Sweeney 1082643470113125133.265.341
Daric Barton 672362750130021239.212.267
Mark Ellis 62217214711111678.217.290
Brandon Allen 41146183092311211.205.356
Kevin Kouzmanoff 4613613306041728.221.353
Landon Powell 3611110193014011.171.225
Andy LaRoche 40931023610508.247.333
Eric Sogard 2770714302404.200.329
Adam Rosales 246156002804.098.197
Chris Carter 154426000002.136.136
Michael Taylor 113046001105.200.300
Anthony Recker 51733100004.176.235
Jai Miller 71223001200.250.500
Pitcher Totals1621800000000.000.000
Team Totals1625452645133028029114612117509.244.369

Source:

Pitching

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; BB = Walks allowed; SO = Strikeouts

PlayerWLERAGGSSVIPHRERBBSO
Trevor Cahill 12144.1634340207.22141029682147
Gio Gonzalez 16123.1232320202.0175817091197
Brandon McCarthy 993.3225250170.2168736325123
Guillermo Moscoso 8103.3823210128.0102594838174
Brett Anderson 364.001313083.18640372561
Rich Harden 445.121515082.28748473191
Grant Balfour 522.47620262.04417172059
Craig Breslow 023.79670059.16929252144
Brian Fuentes 283.706701258.15230242042
Josh Outman 353.70139058.16227242335
Andrew Bailey 043.244202441.23418151241
Brad Ziegler 322.39430137.23814101329
Tyson Ross 332.7596036.03312111324
Michael Wuertz 006.68390033.23725252632
Fautino De Los Santos 324.32340033.12719161743
Jerry Blevins 002.86260028.1241491426
Graham Godfrey 123.9654025.0321411513
Joey Devine 113.52260023.018991120
Dallas Braden 113.0033018.01876515
Trystan Magnuson 006.1490014.2151110511
David Purcey 002.1390012.293337
Bobby Cramer 011.085008.161116
Jordan Norberto 008.106006.286674
Andrew Carignan 004.266006.184325
Bruce Billings 0012.603005.089767
Neil Wagner 007.206005.067434
Team Totals74883.71162162391447.213806795975191160

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Farm System

Minor League Standings

Level TeamLeagueManagerWLPosition
AAA Sacramento River Cats Pacific Coast League Darren Bush
AA Midland RockHounds Texas League Steve Scarsone
High-A Stockton Ports California League Webster Garrison
Low-A Burlington Bees Midwest League Aaron Nieckula
SS-A Vermont Lake Monsters New York–Penn League Rick Magnante
Rookie AZL Athletics Arizona League Marcus Jensen
DSL Athletics Dominican Summer League Oscar Spencer

Tony DeFrancesco moves to AAA-Oklahoma City RedHawks (HOU) after managing in Oakland's farm system for 16 years (except 2008, was on MLB staff).

Top Prospects

PlayerPositionBaseball AmericaBaseball ProspectusMLB2011 Levels
Grant Green SS 121Midland RockHounds (AA)
Chris Carter OF/1B 212Sacramento River Cats (Class AAA) [2]
Michael Choice OF333Stockton Ports (A)
Tyson Ross P 47--Oakland Athletics
Jemile Weeks 2B 565Sacramento River Cats (Class AAA) [2]
Max Stassi C 697Stockton Ports (Advanced A) [3]
Aaron Shipman OF7--8AZL Athletics
Yordy Cabrera SS856Burlington Bees (Class A) [4]
Ian Krol P944
Michael Taylor OF101110Sacramento River Cats
Renato Núñez 3B--89DSL Athletics
Stephen Parker 3B--10--Midland RockHounds (Class AA) [5]

MLB.com named 1B Chris Carter (even though being played as an OF), SS Grant Green and 2B Jemile Weeks as No. 8 top prospects as their positions in MLB.com's 2011 Top 50 Prospects report. FanHouse named Grant Green (58), Chris Carter (91), and Michael Choice (94) to their top 100. Baseball America named Grant Green (63) and Chris Carter (91) to their top 100.

Minor League Info

Joselito Adames, who pitched for AZL Athletics in '10 and STK/VAN in '09, was suspended 50-games for violating MiLB's drug policy in January.

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  2. 1 2 "2011 Sacramento River Cats Opening Day Roster" . Retrieved April 8, 2011.
  3. ↑ "2011 Stockton Ports Opening Day Roster" . Retrieved April 8, 2011.
  4. ↑ "2011 Burlington Bees Opening Day Roster" . Retrieved April 7, 2011.
  5. ↑ "2011 Midland RockHounds Opening Day Roster" . Retrieved April 8, 2011.
  6. ↑ Baseball America
  7. ↑ Baseball Prospectus
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