The Duo That Will Save The Green and Gold
The A’s offense is pretty simplistic once you boil it down. It is balanced with righties, lefties, switch hitters, power hitters, hitters for average, and speed. However, even with the emergence of consistency…Read More
Oakland Athletics Emerging From the Darkness
Since their hot start, the A’s have had a rough few weeks. They were 12-4, and ended up falling as far as two games under the .500 mark. Now, with this weekend’s sweep of the Kansas City…Read More
19 Innings of Heckling and Baseball: The Aftermath of Josh Hamilton Appreciation Night
I still don’t really believe I witnessed what I did last night at the O.co Coliseum. A 19 inning affair that truly never seemed like it would end as neither team mounted much in the way of rallies…Read More
Some Positives in a Storm of Negatives for the Athletics
It seems like so long ago that the A’s had just completed their second sweep of the Houston Astros, and were sitting at 12-4 as they prepared to head off to Tampa Bay to take on the Rays. It didn’t…Read More
Bringer of Pie! Donaldson Walk Off Sends Streak to 9
We all knew that the A’s were going to have a tough time with the bats tonight against Detroit Tigers starter Max Scherzer, and that they did. But this is a team that will never say die, to steal…Read More
A’s Overcome Jarrod Parker, Themselves in Hard Fought Victory Over Angels
As I said last night, this series would be the first true test for the Athletics in 2013, and it did…Read More
Bartolo Colon Can Still Get it Done; A’s Win 4th Straight
Today marked the first time since last August that the A’s saw Bartolo Colon take the hill for…Read More
Straily, Crisp Lead A’s to Easy 8-3 Victory Over Astros
The Athletics started this evening’s inaugural AL battle with the Houston Astros off with a bang…Read More
ZiP It! The Outfield Edition
There are many sources one can seek to try to predict the future in baseball, Baseball Prospectus is…Read More
Developing Leadership in Oakland
Last season’s success was largely on the shoulders of young talent. That’s not breaking…Read More
2013 New YeAr’s Resolution: Durability
I understand the 162 game MLB schedule is a grind, it’s not easy, and it’s not supposed to…Read More
Santa’s Oakland A’s Naughty or Nice List: Volume 2
Last night I unveiled some unprecedented classified information when I showed you all some of Santa Claus’s…Read More
A’s Rock Valverde’s World, Force Game 5 on Earth Shaking Walk Off
During the bottom of the 9th inning Ken Korach remarked that he could feel the O.co Coliseum shaking.…Read More
The Coco Crisp Effect
Coco Crisp was re-signed by the A’s after last season to a two year contract worth $14 million. This…Read More
Parker, Longball Too Much For Angels in A’s Win
The Oakland Athletics came into tonight’s contest with the Los Angeles Angels looking to avenge…Read More
Bartolo, Bats Secure Moneyball-esque Victory
In a game that very nearly, and eerily mirrored the 20th game of the remarkable 20 game win streak that…Read More
Oh THAT Dan Straily; A’s Escape KC With Some Dignity
In his first two starts at the Major League level Dan Straily had looked like anything but the breakout…Read More
The A’s Make A Statement in Series Win Vs. Angels
It certainly wasn’t the prettiest victory we’ve ever seen, but the Oakland Athletics made…Read More
Lucky 13! A’s Walk Off in 15th Inning on Coco Sac Fly
Call it whatever you want, but the A’s have it. That little flair for the dramatic that has led…Read More
A’s Let the Good Times Roll… Over the Orioles
There are just so many things going the A’s way these days it’s hard to keep track of them.…Read More





















