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Cusick led a strong Midland rotation with six scoreless innings.

While I hold my nose thinking about the Sacto A’s or the Vegas A’s I have fond memories of the Oakland A’s, and the Coliseum. I watched Nolan Ryan’s last game in Oakland from the 3rd base upper deck eating Doug’s bbq, skipping work to try and watch Ricky break the record, just skipping work to catch a random day game, after the playoff loss in 12 soaking in the thunder from the fans who celebrated THEIR TEAM as if the had won the WS, taking it to the Giants after earthquake, seeing future hall... Читать дальше...

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MLB news roundup

Good morning, A’s fans!

We got a bit of bad news yesterday afternoon as it was announced that former Athletics pitcher Ken Holtzman passed away. He was 78.

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The left-handed Holtzman began his career being drafted by the Chicago Cubs in the fourth round back in 1965. He would fly through the minor leagues and made his big league debut later that same year at just 19 years old. Читать дальше...

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Not a great day from the Oakland offense

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Jackie Robinson Day!

After finishing the series with the Nationals yesterday, the club is back at it tonight at the Coliseum, hosting the St. Louis Cardinals for a three-game set.

Old friend Sonny Gray is getting the ball for the opposing team tonight. He missed some time at the beginning of the year but made it back. Tonight will be his second start of the season.

On the Athletics’ side of things it’ll be right-hander Ross Stripling on the mound for the good guys. Читать дальше...