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A's Matt Chapman, Matt Olson Win Second Career AL Gold Glove Awards
For the second straight year, the A’s corner infielders are golden.
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Lorenzo Crowe, 98-Year-Old DC Superfan, Will Finally See the World Series in Washington
Lorenzo Crowe, 98, has attended almost every Nationals game in Washington and has become a minor celebrity at Nats Park. This year, his one wish for Washington to host the World Series is finally coming true.
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Madison Bumgarner Pinch-hits Vs. Clayton Kershaw in Possible Giants Farewell
Madison Bumgarner got a chance to say goodbye, just in case.
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Jaylin Davis Walk-Off HR Lifts Giants Over Rockies
Jaylin Davis homered to straight-away center field in the bottom of the ninth inning Wednesday night to lift the San Francisco Giants over the Colorado Rockies 2-1 at Oracle Park.
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Pablo Sandoval Receives Standing Ovation in Possible Final Giants At-bat
A tip of the cap to you, Pablo.
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Samardzija Sharp, But Giants Blanked by Cubs For 4th Straight Loss
Kyle Hendricks pitched seven sharp innings and the Chicago Cubs won despite getting only two hits, edging the San Francisco Giants 1-0 Thursday for their fifth straight victory.
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Alex Rodriguez Has About $500K in Possessions Stolen From Rental Vehicle in SF: Police
Baseball analyst Alex Rodriguez had about half a million dollars worth of possessions stolen from a rental vehicle in San Francisco late Sunday, according to sources.
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A's Blow Lead to Twins, Win Streak Ends at Six
The Oakland A’s blew a late lead against the Minnesota Twins Thursday night and suffered a 6-3 loss that snapped their six-game win streak.
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A's Fall to Rays, Settle For Series Split
Brett Anderson allowed seven runs in three innings, and the Oakland A’s lost to the Tampa Bay Rays 8-2 Sunday to split the four-game series.
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Fiers, A's Edge Slumping Orioles in Series Opener
Mike Fiers and the Oakland A’s edged a slumping Baltimore Orioles team Monday night at the Coliseum, handing the visitors their sixth straight loss.
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Mariners Lose to A's 11-2; Encarnación Traded to Yankees
Seattle manager Scott Servais was just about ready to head out to the field Saturday when he received news he had been anticipating for a while. AL home run leader Edwin Encarnacion was traded to the Yankees, putting the last-place Mariners in full rebuild mode.
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A's Rally Twice, Lose to Angels in Extra Innings
The Oakland A’s twice rallied from behind to pull even with the Los Angeles Angels, first in the eighth inning then in the ninth, before falling 12-7 in the 11th inning Wednesday at the Coliseum.
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Honus Wagner Baseball Card Sells Privately for $1.2 Million
A Honus Wagner baseball card has been sold privately for $1.2 million.
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Sandoval Homer in 10th Lifts Giants Over Diamondbacks
Pablo Sandoval continued to be a spark at the plate, smacking a solo home run in the top of the 10th inning Sunday to lift the San Francisco Giants over the Arizona Diamondbacks 3-2.
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Mac Williamson Returns, Giants Clobber Rockies
In his return to the big club, Mac Williamson blasted a three-run homer and drove in four runs Tuesday night as the San Francisco Giants toppled the Colorado Rockies 14-4 at Coors Field.
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A's Power Up Again to Beat Reigning Champion Red Sox
Khris Davis blasted his fifth home run of the year, and three other Oakland A’s homered in a 7-0 win Monday night over the reigning champion Boston Red Sox at the Oakland Coliseum.
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Giants Face Tough Decision With Pablo Sandoval as Opening Day Nears
Seemingly a lock for the roster at the start of camp, Sandoval finds himself in a tough spot.
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Troy Tulowitzki as A's Second Baseman Could Be Awesome Possibility
There are very few reasons why this couldn’t be a thing.
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Ex-Wife of Cubs' Addison Russell Details Alleged Abuse in Blog Post
For the first time since their divorce, the ex-wife of Chicago Cubs shortstop Addison Russell is speaking out about what she described as emotional and physical abuse she suffered at the hands of her then-husband.
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Brett Anderson, A's Sluggers Shut Down Angels
Oakland starter Brett Anderson and a committee of relievers blanked the Los Angeles Angels, and the A’s sluggers exploded for a 10-0 victory Wednesday night at the Coliseum.