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A’s Coverage:
- Game #28: A’s Implode, Astros Win 8-4...
- Moriarity: A’s Farm Report: Murphy, Barreto & Ramirez Among System’s Top Hitters...
- Gammons (Athletic Subscription): Injuries and ailments behind him, Jed Lowrie is proving just how good he really is...
- Gallegos: How a stint in Canadian league helped Wilmer Font get back to majors...
- A’s coach Pedrique discovered Jose Altuve as a scout...
MLB News:
- Gomez: Dodgers’ Cody Bellinger surprised by benching: ‘I’m always hustling’...
- Karraker: Diamondbacks’ Robbie Ray has strained oblique...
- Anderson: White Sox shortstop Tim Anderson is involved in another beef with a veteran, this time for cussing...
- Yahoo: 2 shot at Ballpark Village near Busch Stadium in St. Louis on Sunday night...
- MLBTR: Danny Espinosa Opts Out Of Blue Jays Deal...
- Calcaterra: CC Sabathia to Angel Hernandez: ‘Don’t talk to me. Call f–king strikes!’
Baseball Interest Stories:
- Brisbee: How the Orioles lost 21 straight games to start the 1988 season...
- Lindbergh: The Amazing Adventures of Didi and Andrelton...
Today in Baseball History:
- 1946 - Dispelling the rumors that he had lost his fastball after nearly four years in the Navy, Bob Feller of the Cleveland Indians hurls his second no-hitter, beating the New York Yankees 1-0 on Frankie Hayes’ home run in the ninth inning.
- 1949 - Rocky Nelson hits an inside-the-glove two-run home run in short left field to turn a ninth inning 3-1 Cubs lead into a 4-3 Cardinals victory. Cubs center fielder Andy Pafko’s catch is ruled a trap by umpire Al Barlick. As Pafko races in, holding the ball high, runners circle the bases.
Best of Twitter:
- Remarkable...
One of the craziest plays you'll ever see. https://t.co/SNMAmaTTAL pic.twitter.com/bT3zUeiINB
— MLB (@MLB) April 26, 2018
- Scott Boras sees you, Scott Boras sees me...
Scott Boras is always watching. Always. pic.twitter.com/07CMzW0IYz
— Mike Petriello (@mike_petriello) April 30, 2018
- The bullpen situation is still in flux (this tweet was from yesterday before Casilla’s outing)...
Melvin suggests that late-game relief right now consists of Dull/Petit in setup roles, Treinen of course closing. Says Casilla could see a little more late game work with way he is pitching - and Trivino, too.
— Susan Slusser (@susanslusser) April 29, 2018