A’s Sean Manaea on Astros: 'I'm over those guys'
By Matt Kawahara, San Francisco Chronicle Oct. 5, 2020 Updated: Oct. 5, 2020 1:57 p.m.
By Matt Kawahara, San Francisco Chronicle Oct. 5, 2020 Updated: Oct. 5, 2020 1:57 p.m.
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Sean Manaea (55) walks off the field after the second inning with the A's trailing 3-0 as the Oakland Athletics played the Tampa Bay Rays at the Oakland Coliseum in the AL Wild Card playoff game in Oakland, Calif., on Wednesday, October 2, 2019.
Photo: Carlos Avila Gonzalez / The Chronicle 2019
After the A’s clinched the AL West last month, Sean Manaea said he was eager for another chance at a playoff start given the result of his outing in last year’s AL wild-card game.
“One thousand percent,” said Manaea, who allowed four runs in two-plus innings in that loss to Tampa Bay. “Definitely want to get back out there and prove that I can pitch in the postseason.”
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He had to wait a bit longer than anticipated. Manaea was lined up to possibly pitch in Game 3 of last week’s wild-card series, but the A’s held him out against a White Sox lineup that thrived against left-handers. His chance for a playoff bounce-back instead arrives Tuesday in Game 2 of the AL Division Series against Houston.
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After the A’s clinched the AL West last month, Sean Manaea said he was eager for another chance at a playoff start given the result of his outing in last year’s AL wild-card game.
“One thousand percent,” said Manaea, who allowed four runs in two-plus innings in that loss to Tampa Bay. “Definitely want to get back out there and prove that I can pitch in the postseason.”
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He had to wait a bit longer than anticipated. Manaea was lined up to possibly pitch in Game 3 of last week’s wild-card series, but the A’s held him out against a White Sox lineup that thrived against left-handers. His chance for a playoff bounce-back instead arrives Tuesday in Game 2 of the AL Division Series against Houston.
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The Houston Chronicle's Chandler Rome and Texas Sports Nation's Lauren Leal preview the Astros' ALDS matchup against Oakland and discuss some of the series' subplots.Video: Houston Chronicle
More Astros Coverage
ASTROS
BY CHANDLER ROME, STAFF WRITER
Lance McCullers Jr. brings expanded repertoire into Game 1 start
ASTROS
BY DAVID BARRON, STAFF WRITER
Astros’ Alex Bregman still looking to groove swing for ALDS
ASTROS
CHANDLER ROME
Astros go with an extra pitcher for ALDS
TEXAS SPORTS NATION: TV & PODCASTS
CHANDLER ROME
Video: Breaking down Astros-A's and Mike Fiers subplot
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