The A's parted ways with two 2019 disappointments Blake Treinen and Jurickson Profar, signaling once again their commitment to the youth movement.
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The Oakland Athletics and their fan base have been tortured for 30 years, and as we have seen, it often takes a modern miracle to exorcise playoff demons.
With their future franchise cornerstones in tow, the Oakland Athletics have shown the potential to make a run at the World Series.
The A's 2019 campaign was surprising in and of itself, but the team was teeming with both major surprise players and major letdowns.
With nine games left and a favorable schedule to close the season, the hopeful playoff-contending Oakland Athletics have a legit shot at 100 wins.
After allowing a record to a division rival who has consistently beaten up on you, you can't respond much better than the A's did on Tuesday night.
Sean Manaea, Mike Fiers and Homer Bailey, now occupying three slots in the A's starting rotation, have combined to throw five no-hitters. Whose is the best?
In the A's first series victory this season over the AL West king Houston Astros, the Green and Gold broke a few bad streaks.
The Astros' starting rotation is the most feared in the AL, so it should be no surprise it has been stellar against the high-powered A's offense.
Matt Chapman shaved his head last weekend to help him break out of a slump, and it worked. What have other A's players done to break out or stay hot?