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A’s Coverage:
- 25 prospects who have impressed in Spring Training...
- A’s have decisions to make before Opening Day...
- Giants, A’s pick sandwiches for MLB Food Fest, seriously upstaged by Seattle’s insect-based dish...
MLB News:
- Shoulder injury to keep Brewers’ Stephen Vogt out for Opening Day...
- Former Red Sox manager John Farrell joins Reds as scout...
Baseball Interest Stories:
- ‘Passion of the Christ’ actor Jim Caviezel replaces Royals coach in team photo...
- Yankees spring training television ratings are through the roof...
- Perhaps Dee Gordon Was Out of Position Until Now...
- Tim Lincecum on legacy, loss and identity: ‘I realized I care about baseball so much’...
Today in Baseball History:
- 1977 - In a ten-player megatrade, the Pittsburgh Pirates send Tony Armas, Doug Bair, Dave Giusti, Rick Langford, Doc Medich, and Mitchell Page to the Oakland Athletics, in exchange for Phil Garner, Tommy Helms, and Chris Batton.
- 1978 - The Oakland Athletics trade star pitcher Vida Blue to the San Francisco Giants for seven players and nearly $400,000 in cash. In exchange for Blue, Oakland acquires catcher Gary Alexander, infielder Mario Guerrero, outfielder Gary Thomasson, and pitchers Dave Heaverlo, Phil Huffman, John Henry Johnson and Alan Wirth. Blue will win 18 games for the Giants this season.
Best of Twitter:
- A first time for everything...
Home plate umpire William Van Raaphorst asks Dillon Paulson to pelt a fly ball to RF to test the fog….
— LMU Lions Baseball (@LMLionsBaseball) March 14, 2018
Conclusion: Take ‘em off the field.#TopPlayTuesday pic.twitter.com/WL2wj2v5pR
- An early look...
Jonathan Lucroy has spent his off day at MiLB camp, working on offensive and defensive drills. Here’s a 5-pitch sim AB against Joey Wagman. pic.twitter.com/2Ms2Ky2Tsf
— Melissa Lockard (@melissalockard) March 14, 2018
- Interesting...
#Athletics release Jairo Labourt, who did clear waivers his third time through the wire. He’s free to sign with any team now.
— Melissa Lockard (@melissalockard) March 14, 2018