The Oakland A’s Need to Wake Up
A team that wins its division and 60.0 percent of its games is typically wide awake. That is not the case with the Oakland Athletics.
Yes, they're going into the 2020 Major League Baseball playoffs for a thi...
The Sounds of Silence: No Radio in the Bay Area for Oakland Athletics Games
The Oakland Athletics added a wrinkle to this already weird season, becoming the first MLB team since 1938 to have no local radio broadcasts of games in English.
They still employ Ken Korach and Vince Cotro...
The Oakland A’s Have a Bright Future on the Mound With Young, Electric Rotation
The Oakland Athletics will have a different feel on the mound in 2020 with a young and talented starting rotation. Although the majority of their pitchers are inexperienced at the big-league level, it's going t...
Oakland Athletics: Landing Spots for Players on the Trade Block
While they're surely looking for ways to improve their roster after a second consecutive 97-win season, the Oakland Athletics have some financial matters to take care of. According to Ken Rosenthal of The Athle...
Gerrit Cole’s Potential Astros Departure Could Open the Door for the A’s
It's widely presumed that right-hander Gerrit Cole will be leaving the Houston Astros in free agency this offseason. If the prevailing notion holds true, it could open the door for the Oakland Athletics in the ...
AL Wild Card Game: Who Has The Edge?
As the second of a pair of compelling Wild Card Games nears, it is essential to compare the advantages and disadvantages of the clubs competing in the do-or-die contest.
After a National League Wild Card Gam...
Oakland Athletics: Rookie Jesus Luzardo Has the Potential To Be an Ace
The Jesus Luzardo hype was in full effect leading up to the Oakland Athletics giving him the call-up to the big leagues, and he lived up to all expectations in his debut. Oakland's number one prospect, Luzardo ...
Consistency Could Power the Oakland Athletics Through the AL Wild Card Game
Losing 15-0 and then winning 21-7 in back-to-back nights isn't exactly consistent. But with that to the side, the A's have been a model of consistency for the bulk of the 2019 regular season, and it could power...
Starting Pitching is a Bright Spot in a Slow Start for the Oakland Athletics
When you win 97 games and make the playoffs, you don't expect to come out of the gate the ensuing season in third place in your division, let alone 25-25. Without a doubt, it's a highly disappointing start for ...
Khris Davis’ Extension Benefits Him, the Oakland Athletics, and MLB
On Thursday afternoon, the Oakland Athletics and designated hitter/outfielder Khris Davis agreed to a two-year, $33.5 million extension. The deal keeps the right-hander in the Bay Area through 2021. Meanwhile, ...