Early returns on A’s season promising, not so for Sizemore’s future
It’s early, to be sure, but that doesn’t diminish the fact that the A’s might be the best team in baseball right now. Though the Atlanta Braves have the better
It’s early, to be sure, but that doesn’t diminish the fact that the A’s might be the best team in baseball right now. Though the Atlanta Braves have the better
When the A’s traded for Jed Lowrie in February, they didn’t have an obvious position for him. They had just acquired Hiroyuki Nakajima to play shortstop, Scott Sizemore was supposed to man second base
The A’s really enjoyed their inaugural trip to face the new division rivals in Houston, racking up 31 strikeouts while outscoring the punchless Astros 23-9. Tonight’s series against the Angels promises
After dropping the first two games against the Seattle Mariners, the Oakland A’s managed to earn a split. Now the Athletics take their inaugural trip to Houston to face their new division rivals, where I
Since Opening Day was a rather forgettable season-opening experience for both the San Francisco Giants and Oakland Athletics, let’s talk about a different type of competition. That’s right, it’s another
After a Spring Training that never seemed to end it is finally time to kick the season off. The A’s start their campaign to defend the A.L. West crown tonight
Earlier I took a look at the bottom half of the Oakland A’s top-10 prospects. Today it is time to look at the cream of the crop in the A’s
One of the most fun things about being a hardcore baseball fan is taking the time to dive into the depths of the minor leagues to find relatively unknown players, look at
For the first time since their first game this Spring, the San Francisco Giants didn’t lose or tie. Instead they came back from 1-0 and 4-3 deficits to defeat the
Last night, the Golden State Warriors played one of the more interesting games you’ll ever see that resulted in a double-digit loss. They came out with energy (offensively) and kept