The A's held a 1-0 lead from the very first inning (in which, per usual, they should have scored more) until the 4th, when Cleveland tied the game. A 1-1 tie remained until the sixth, when Kendall Graveman left the game (with a 1-1 tie, mind you) and somehow he still ended up giving up all three runs he left on base. With two outs. Let's just say that he likely isn't going to dinner with Drew Pomeranz tonight. All moot points, really, when you consider that the Vogt-less offense scored but a single run on five hits against Danny Salazar, who nearly pitched a complete game.
Game #89: A's Find New and Creative Ways to Lose
