A’s President Kaval: We’re Out of Time
The future of the Oakland Athletics is uncertain and team president Dave Kaval is clear: they’re out of time.
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Marcus Semien – The Embodiment of A’s Business Model
Nobody expected the A’s to sign Marcus Semien until they found out how little it would have taken to keep him.
The Oakland A’s Postseason monkey is dead
It was a nail-biter until the bitter end but the Oakland A’s postseason monkey is finally off their backs as they move beyond the first round.
If MLB can’t market the 2019 postseason, they don’t deserve youth
The 2019 postseason may be the best time for MLB to market young, remarkable talent but will they strike or squander their chance to capture new fans?
Oakland’s push towards the postseason shouldn’t even be close
The Oakland Athletics are one game away from a postseason berth but the surprise should be how close it is to begin with.
The oddities of the second Mike Fiers no-hitter
Mike Fiers threw the first no-hitter of 2019, his second career no-hitter, and baseball’s 300th no-hitter and created some interesting stats, too.
Gooden, Henderson, and Bench added to Topps 150 series
Dwight Gooden, Rickey Henderson, and Johnny Bench are the latest cards added to the Topps 150 Years of Baseball series of trading cards.
Do the Oakland A’s market to the wrong people?
The Oakland A’s have made tremendous efforts to please their most loyal and devoted fans but an empty opening weekend proves they’re not reaching out enough.
If These Walls Could Talk
If These Walls Could Talk digs deep into the great stories and people behind the Oakland Athletics.
Oakland A’s: A case for the most exciting team in baseball
It is impossible to determine what team is the most exciting in any sport but it’s pretty obvious that Oakland is the most exciting team in baseball.
A closer look at the Oakland Athletics’ struggles in the AL West
The Oakland Athletics have a horrible record against the AL West, their division rivals, but is there anything in particular that is contributing to this?
Stephen Piscotty emotional return highlighted with Topps Now card
Stephen Piscotty lost his mother to ALS over the weekend but upon his return to the A’s lineup, he received a standing ovation and hit a single in honor of his late mother.
Acuña, Ramirez, and Olson added to Topps Living Set
Ronald Acuña, Jose Ramirez, and Matt Olson are the latest addition to the ever-expanding Topps Living Baseball series of on-demand trading cards.
A Manaea No-No, walk-off bunt, and 13 pitch homer, oh my
Sean Manaea threw his first complete game — which was, by the way, a no hitter — and is one of four new Topps Now cards.
Oakland Athletics announce new parking tariffs on Giants fans
The Oakland Athletics are attempting to drum up some cross-bay rivalry excitement by placing parking tariffs on Giants fans this season.
Could the Eric Hosmer Signing Help the A’s Outfield?
Now that Eric Hosmer has signed with the Padres, a door may be opened for the Oakland Athletics to strengthen their outfield but at what cost?
Why aren’t the Oakland Athletics spending more money?
The Oakland Athletics are entering the 2018 baseball season with a startlingly low payroll but will adding money to the payroll help the team in the long run?
The A’s have the money to make a move, but should they make a splash?
The A’s have some serious money to play with and a fanbase that is seriously looking for a few more wins in 2018. Is there a big move to be made?
Trading Ryon Healy May Be Addition by Subtraction for the A’s
An early trade of Ryon Healy may have paved the way for the Oakland Athletics to add a few analytical wins to their 2018 potential.
The Oakland Athletics Shohei Ohtani pitch
Right around Christmas, some MLB team is going to get a huge present under their tree in two-way free agent superstar Shohei Otani.
Aaron Judge Among Rookies Eyeing an MLB Milestone
Aaron Judge, Franklin Barreto, and Cody Bellinger are among the rookies within striking distance of a major league milestone.
Topps Now: Franklin Barreto, MLB History, and James Shields
Topps Now honors achievements from Franklin Barreto, James Shields, Jaycob Brugman, and Matt Olson with new baseball cards.
Matt Chapman Gets His First Major League Baseball Card
It took Matt Chapman two days to make a splash in Oakland and receive his first Major League hit and baseball card.
Topps Now: Walk-offs from Khris Davis, Cabrera, and Tapia
Walk-off wins are the theme of the day with Khris Davis, Miguel Cabrera, and Raimel Tapia receiving Topps Now Cards today.
Yonder Alonso is off to a very good start this season
Yonder Alonso, in his first 32 games, has surpassed several career highs and is on his way to a career season.