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A's announce official 25-man roster for AL Wild-Card Game with Yankees
Oakland to carry 11 pitchers, but just one starter
The Oakland A's have officially unveiled their 25-man roster for the wild-card showdown with the New York Yankees on Wednesday night. The group consists of 14 position players and 11 pitchers — but just one is a starter, Edwin Jackson.
Here's how the roster shapes up:
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#Athletics set roster for tonight's American League Wild Card game in New York.
Details: https://t.co/owCoLdtr8k pic.twitter.com/KLQhP7dQ33
— AthleticsPR (@AthleticsPR) October 3, 2018Of the bunch, 11 have postseason experience, but only three — Jed Lowrie, Fernando Rodney and Jonathan Lucroy — have played in the wild-card game. Lowrie has been in the postseason in four of the past six Octobers, and Lucroy is headed back for the third year in a row.