37 Brandon Moss, 1B

Athletics first baseman/outfielder Brandon Moss homered for the first time in 11 games (eight starts) Saturday against the Mariners. Moss ended his home run drought with a solo shot off Charlie Furbush in the sixth inning.

Moss, who last home runs came in a two-homer outing April 29 against the Angels, is batting .188 (6 for 32) with one home run, two doubles, two RBI, three walks, three runs and 11 strikeouts in his last 11 games.

The Athletics are a banged up bunch, which includes three outfielders -- Josh Reddick, Coco Crisp and Chris Young -- on the disabled list.

Manager Bob Melvin said the unfortunate circumstances are made a little easier thanks to a versatile player like first baseman Brandon Moss, who can play multiple positions.

"We never expected to have three of our outfielders on the [disabled list] at the same time, but a guy like Brandon Moss makes it a lot easier," Melvin said, per MLB.com. "He can go from first base and go to the outfield rather easily. We still have four good outfielders here right now. It's just a little different dynamic at first base."

Athletics first baseman Brandon Moss enters play Monday at Cleveland batting .409 on the road, which is the second-best road batting average in the AL. Moss, who also has two home runs and 13 RBI in 14 road games, is batting just .184 in 14 home games.

Moss, who has started once in four May games, is batting .200 (1 for 5) with one walk and two strikeouts this month. He finished April batting .326 (15 for 46) with two doubles, two home runs and nine RBI in his last 12 games.