A’s Bid Farewell in Oakland Finale
Oakland — If you paused for a moment of reflection, you weren’t alone. For the first time in decades, a sold-out ballpark came together to bid farewell to a team that had called the Coliseum home for fifty-six years. It was an emotional day, filled with fans sharing memories of watching the Oakland A’s play…
Malaika Bobino
The A’s walk-off win is a perfect ending for the final series in Oakland
Oakland – The Oakland A’s walked it off in the final game of the last series played at the Coliseum, with Jacob Wilson recording his first career walk-off in true A’s fashion. In the opening game of the series against the Texas Rangers, Oakland secured a 5-4 victory in what would become a memorable night….
Melvin takes in Final Bay Bridge Series as Giants Manager
Oakland — Giants manager Bob Melvin has a wealth of memories tied to the Oakland Coliseum, the same venue he grew up with. However, one memory stands out prominently. “It was ‘The Who and the Dead,’” Melvin recalled before Sunday’s game. “Both legendary rock bands, The Who and The Grateful Dead performed at the Coliseum…
Jeff Weisinger
A’s fan pack tonight’s game with reverse boycott
Oakland – The Oakland A’s fans are finally fed up! Tonight was the “reverse boycott’ where die-hard fans are protesting against the team’s ownership and have grown tired of professional teams leaving Oakland. The Warriors relocated to San Francisco, the Raiders moved to Las Vegas and now the A’s are also planning to relocate the…
A’s focused on baseball not who leaves
Oakland – There seems to be a revolving door of good players leaving the Oakland A’s while the young ones are called up from Triple-A. Whether they’re traded or released it’s been frustrating for the fans and the team. The only priority for the organization right now is a new ballpark. The development of the…
Irvin pitched a gem, A’s hold on to beat the Rangers 5-4
Oakland – The A’s continue their winning ways after a shutout yesterday in their double-header. Tonight, Cole Irvin was stellar on the mound and the A’s offense backed him with two home runs to take the first game of their three-game series against the Texas Rangers. Oakland beat the Rangers 5-2 behind a great start…
Chapman’s return spoiled, A’s beat Blue Jays 5-1
OAKLAND – The A’s played in front of their biggest crowd tonight, they hosted the Toronto Blue Jays in a three-game series. Matt Chapman’s return to Oakland was spoiled by a pair of home runs by both Ramon Laureano and Stephen Vogt in the fifth and sixth frames to give the A’s a 5-1 victory…