A's Win Third in a Row For First Time This Season

Updated 11:15 PM PST, Tue, May 26, 2009

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The A's haven't been able to say it until Tuesday, but finally the third time's a charm.

For the first time this season the Athletics have won three games in a row.  And the third victory came in come-from-behind fashion.

After getting shut down by Mariners starter Jarrod Washburn for six innings, the A's bats finally came to life against the bullpen.  The home team was trailing 3-0 in the bottom of the seventh when Oakland rallied to score four runs.

Jason Giambi had the go-ahead hit as he sent a single up the middle scoring Orlando Cabrera and Kurt Suzuki, giving the A's their first lead of the ball game at 4-3.

That was all they would need as the bullpen held on to beat the Mariners, 4-3.  Andrew Bailey pitched a perfect ninth inning to earn his second save of the season.

Wednesday the A's will try to accomplish another season first when they go for the three-game series sweep over the Mariners at the Coliseum.

First Published: May 26, 2009 11:05 PM PST

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