OAKLAND — The A’s bullpen is in need of relief. So, naturally, they’re calling upon a starter. Right-hander J.T. Ginn, acquired as part of the trade with the Mets that …
OAKLAND — Osvaldo Bido only had one, lone opportunity to make his mark on the rivalry between The City and The Town. He didn’t miss his chance. In the penultimate …
OAKLAND — Nick Kurtz, the fourth overall pick in the 2024 MLB Draft who officially signed with the A’s on Monday, may only see one game at the Oakland Coliseum. …
OAKLAND — As he stood on the warning track that runs parallel to the third-base dugout, Jack Wilson couldn’t help but feel an overwhelming sensation of nostalgia as he saw …
A Blackhawk mansion built by developer Kenneth Hofmann, who once co-owned the Oakland A’s and the Seattle Seahawks, has been listed for $7.488 million. A Blackhawk mansion built by Kenneth …
OAKLAND —The A’s have, at long last, once again won back-to-back ballgames. With a 5-1 victory over the Royals on a chilly Tuesday night at the Coliseum, Oakland has responded …
OAKLAND — With Oakland removing two veterans from their roster on Monday, infielder Tyler Nevin and outfielder Lawrence Butler are back with the major-league club and stand to receive their …
Of the seemingly endless depository of stories that Michael Marler possesses, one of his favorites begins with the time he lost his luggage. On this August afternoon, Marler, a retired …
OAKLAND — Through three innings, Ross Stripling flirted with a start to remember. Midway through the fourth, Stripling departed with a start to forget. After retiring the first nine batters …
Two weeks into May, the A’s quest for a new home in Las Vegas appears as unclear as ever. On one hand, the Nevada Supreme Court rejected a ballot referendum …