Short trip for Barton.Short trip for Barton, as scarcely 8 games later, Daric is DFA'd for the second time by the A's.
A mini bullpen shakeup has been announced for the A's
From 95.7 The Game: The A's have announced that SP Brett Anderson has been diagnosed with a navicular stress fracture of his right foot. He will be reevaluated in FOUR weeks. Your reaction? O...
For six innings tonight, it looked for all the world that Jarrod Parker would end up the hard-luck loser in yet another 1-0 game, despite a brilliant start, as the A's offense was stymied by James...
Barry Zito was compared to Bill "Spaceman" Lee, it took a lot of money to sign Mark McGwire because his dad was a dentist, Eric Chavez was only a fair student in high school ... and other insights gleaned from old scouting reports.
Short trip for Barton.Short trip for Barton, as scarcely 8 games later, Daric is DFA'd for the second time by the A's.
A mini bullpen shakeup has been announced for the A's
From 95.7 The Game: The A's have announced that SP Brett Anderson has been diagnosed with a navicular stress fracture of his right foot. He will be reevaluated in FOUR weeks. Your reaction? O...
For six innings tonight, it looked for all the world that Jarrod Parker would end up the hard-luck loser in yet another 1-0 game, despite a brilliant start, as the A's offense was stymied by James...
Alex Hall goes on the Phil Naessens Show to talk A's baseball, including the starting rotation, Jesse Chavez, Jed Lowrie, and Adam Rosales.
In keeping with new tradition, I had some questions for the guys from Royals Review. Jeff Zimmerman was kind enough to provide me with some answers about the Royals before they visit the Coliseum starting today.
As the first openly homosexual baseball player, Oakland-born Glenn Burke was about 35 years ahead of the times.
The SB Nation team provides an update on the performance issues around the network.
Brandon Moss was an unknown last year, and many called him a fluke. Here, we take a look at his plate discipline stats in order to see how his approach has changed since last year (if at all).
What kind of pitching have the A's faced during their recent cold streak? I take a look at it in this article.
In a recent post on The Hardball Times, a Mets fan author discusses whether Moneyball really has changed, as many have claimed. While that would be a fun topic to discuss, what I'm more interested...
With the Texas Rangers coming to town for a 3-game series, I asked Adam J Morris of Lone Star Ball three burning questions about the team's new cast of characters. Four. Four questions. Here is what he had to say!
ok, so just a tentative "board" for targets 1) Chris Anderson: Was a top 10 guy at one point, just needs to not be overworked like he was at Jacksonville (according to Keith Law, who even said...
Over the past week or two, some of the A's top prospects have really been on the rise. Choice and Gray have been coming into their own at Sacramento. And members of last year's draft class like Russell, Robertson and Olson have been heating up too.
With six weeks of baseball in the books, we've had time to evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of the roster. Mid-May is a good time to start tweaking things on the margins, by removing under-performing players in favor of more promising ones.
The 2013 season has been, to this point, a remarkable referendum on the belief that a team can parlay success out of big spending.
Editors' Note: This is another in a series of FanPosts from those AN members looking towards a weekly front page writing gig. This note will appear above every FanPost for this purpose....
The A's are 3-7 since beating the Angels in dramatic fashion.
I'm finishing my second-year as a law student at the University of San Francisco, and I figured I would procrastinate just a little bit longer at finishing my Income Tax exam studying with a post...
Instead of just saying "these guys again?!?!", AN and LL did a question-and-answer exchange with each other. Myself and Jon Shields answered some of the burning questions the respective fanbases may have about one of their most frequent opponents.
On Tuesday afternoon, Eric Kubota, the A’s Director of Scouting, was nice enough to give me a bit of his time over phone while he was on the road. We had a relatively wide-ranging discussion on the draft and the A’s drafting philosophy in general