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Another One Slips

The A's had every opportunity to win this one, but opportunities don't count in the standings. After home runs from Jonah Heim and Lawrence Butler gave the A's a 2-1 lead, the offense repeatedly put runners on base only to come up empty in the biggest moments. They stranded Jacob Wilson at third in…

LACK OF HUSTLE: Athletics' Lawrence Butler ADMIREs Instead of Hustling, Another Win SLIPS Away

Athletics falter yet again, falling to the Boston Red Sox 4-2 in extra innings after a costly mental mistake by Lawrence Butler and a late-inning homer surrendered by Jose Suarez. Jacob Lopez impressed with eight strikeouts and a return to form, while Lawrence Butler’s lack of hustle on a potential…

A's Cast - A's Cast Live - July 30

On the July 30 edition of A’s Cast Live, our daily baseball talk show, Chris Townsend discussed the players only meeting (4:00) & the recent play of Jeff McNeil & Jonah Heim (20:10) was joined by: 30:40 Jack Perkins - A's Starting Pitcher 43:30 Andrew Bailey - 2009 AL Rookie of the Year & Pitc…

FRONT OFFICE MALPRACTICE: Athletics STALL at Deadline—Kyle Morrison QUESTIONS Seth Johnson Trade

Athletics fans are frustrated after a quiet trade deadline, as the team swaps outfielder Colby Thomas for Phillies reliever Seth Johnson—who’s struggled in the majors. With barely any other moves, questions swirl: did the front office miss a chance to shake things up and set the A’s on a better pat…

THE DROUGHT IS OVER! THE A’S FINALLY WIN A SERIES!

The series-win drought is finally over! The A’s walked into Boston and walked out with a 4-3 victory over the Red Sox, securing their first series win since June 15 against the Rockies. It wasn't pretty, it wasn't easy, and it certainly wasn't boring. The A’s jumped out early, fell behind 3-2, then…

A's Finally Give Fans Something to Smile About | Series Win, New Direction

The episode centers on the strange but welcome reality that the A’s actually won a series against Boston, immediately after the organization parted ways with David Forst. The transcript looks at whether those events are connected, what Forst’s departure could mean for the culture and decision-makin…

THE COMEBACK WE NEEDED!: Athletics Rally Past Astros 4-3

The Athletics finally snapped their five-game losing streak in dramatic fashion, rallying from a 3-1 deficit to beat the Houston Astros 4-3. Jacob Lopez gave the A’s six strong innings, striking out nine while allowing just one run, and Donovan Walton provided the early offense with a 422-foot home…

THE BOLTE BREAKOUT: A’s Finally Have Something To Watch

Henry Bolte might finally be figuring it out. The A's crushed the Rangers 9-2, and Henry Bolte was the biggest reason why. Two home runs, a .341 average, and an .885 OPS over his last 30 games have The Faithful Few wondering whether we're finally seeing the version of Bolte the A's hoped would eme…

A’S SWEPT BY RAYS: Bad At-Bats, Bad Habits & Bigger Questions | The Habit Hunter

The A’s were swept by the American League-leading Tampa Bay Rays, but the final scores only tell part of the story. On this episode of THE HABIT HUNTER, Tim Byrnes—better known as Hobbes—studies the trends, tells, and tendencies that turned two competitive games and one ugly finale into another fru…

COMEBACK OF THE YEAR: Athletics STUN Angels as Carlos Cortes, Zack Gelof, and Lawrence Butler SHINE

Athletics storm back to stun the Los Angeles Angels 9-7, powered by Carlos Cortes’ historic pinch-hit heroics and Zack Gelof’s 20th home run milestone. Can the A’s avoid a 100-loss season and dash their rivals’ playoff hopes? Kyle Morrison spotlights Lawrence Butler’s late-season surge and growing …