OAKLAND – At a glance, Lawrence Butler’s first full year with the A’s has been merely okay. Butler delivered his first career walk-off on April 12, launching a 445-foot home …
OAKLAND — There were a trio of occasions on Friday night where the Marlins seemed poised to scratch across, at the minimum, a run or two against JP Sears. All …
Mason Miller only needed one month — really, a couple weeks — to ascend from hidden gem to national treasure. Following one of the most dominant and electrifying runs by …
A meeting between the A’s and Oakland officials on Tuesday provided little hope that the team will sign a lease extension to stay at the Coliseum beyond 2024. The A’s …
Nearly a year after the Oakland A’s announced their plans to move the team to Las Vegas, the A’s finally unveiled renderings for their ballpark in Las Vegas. The 33,000-seat …
Josh Donaldson, who broke out as an American League MVP candidate with the Oakland A’s, announced his retirement from baseball on Monday. Donaldson announced his decision on the “Mayor’s Office” …
Rooted in Oakland no longer, the A’s finally ditched their slogan this week. The A’s have removed their infamous “Rooted in Oakland” sign that was plastered across the Coliseum and …
OAKLAND — Trevor May is finally free from the Oakland A’s and owner John Fisher. “Like a bird, finally let loose to fly,” May said Saturday at Fans Fest, a …
OAKLAND — The Oakland A’s stopped hosting their annual fan fest after the 2019 season, but the fans haven’t stopped showing up. Not when there’s something worth celebrating, that is. …
Well, that happened fast. One day after Oakland A’s president Dave Kaval had a positive meeting with Oakland and Alameda County officials about extending the A’s lease at the Coliseum …