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Jon Lester has decided to call it a career after 16 seasons. While he spent most of his career elsewhere, his story cannot be told without the Oakland A's.

A member of the Oakland A's front office posted a message with an image of Las Vegas as the background. It just throws more fuel on the relocation fire.

If the Oakland A's and Detroit Tigers work out a deal for Matt Chapman, it may look similar to this. Such a trade actually makes a lot of sense.

Bert Campaneris is somewhat forgotten these days. However, the speedy shortstop was a key part of the Oakland A's success and should be remembered.

MLB.com is predicting that Robert Puason will be the Oakland A's breakout prospect in 2022. They certainly hope that prediction comes true.

The Oakland A's will be represented in the KBO in 2022. Sean Nolin is heading to the Kia Tigers in hopes of resurrecting his career.

If the Oakland A's do place Lou Trivino on the trade block, they will have plenty of suitors. Let's take a look at three possible destinations.

Brayan Buelvas is not going to stand out in any one area. Nonetheless, he is emerging as an intriguing prospect for the Oakland A's future.

Mark Canha has officially bid the City of Oakland and the A's farewell. While he is being paid handsomely, there is still that feeling of loss.

Jose Canseco is back with a new focus on an old nemesis. This time, he wants Alex Rodriguez to face him in the ring when he's healthy once again.

The Oakland A's have made a splash this offseason. Brad Ausmus has been brought in as the new bench coach for manager Mark Kotsay.

Former Oakland A's third baseman Eric Chavez is back in the majors. This time, he is the new hitting coach for the New York Mets.

The disastrous Josh Donaldson trade tree is now complete. Zack Erwin has signed with the Tampa Bay Rays, leaving the Oakland A's behind.

The MLB lockout is affecting every team as spring training gets ever closer. However, it has thrown the Oakland A's entire offseason into limbo.

Jared Koenig would be easy to overlook due to his humble beginnings. If his first season is any indication, he could be a part of the Oakland A's future.