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A’s Coverage:
- Game #152: A’s Bats and Anderson’s flawless pitching lead to Victory, 10-0...
- Sickels: You’re the GM! Oakland Athletics edition...
- Kramer: Angels-A’s exclusively on Facebook today...
- Hall: A’s send Logan Shore to Tigers to complete Mike Fiers trade...
- Nico: Why The “Opener” Strategy Is Not Actually A Good Idea...
MLB News:
- AP: Trevor Story receiving treatment for right elbow inflammation...
- Perry: This could be Bryce Harper’s last homestand with the Nationals; here’s what he had to say about it...
- Axisa: Home of Dodgers’ Yasiel Puig reportedly burglarized for fourth time in two years...
- Baer: Minor League Baseball eclipses 40 million in attendance for 14th consecutive season...
Baseball Interest Stories:
- Sullivan: Interleague Play and the Death of a 14-Year Streak...
- Bouton: Lifestyles of the Perpetually Traded...
- Karraker: Losing Eric Hosmer may have been a blessing in disguise for the Royals...
- Javier Báez’s OBP would make him a rare kind of MVP winner...
Today in Baseball History:
- 1980 - George Brett of the Kansas City Royals goes 0 for 4 in a 9 - 0 loss to the Oakland Athletics, to drop his average below .400. He is now hitting .396 and will finish the season at .390.
- 2010 - After starting his career 0 for 33, Chris Carter hits a single off Chicago’s Scott Linebrink to spark a three-run rally in a 3 - 0 Oakland win. Carter is just two at-bats shy of matching the worst start to a career by a position player in 100 years.
Best of Twitter:
- With these park effects? Would be very impressive...
Davis currently leads MLB with 43 home runs, 2 ahead of J.D. Martinez. He would be the first @Athletics player to lead MLB in homers since Mark McGwire in 1996. #RootedInOakland https://t.co/w0oiNqhanl
— Ben Ross (@BenRossSports) September 20, 2018
- Sign of the times...
Anderson, with that groundout, is the first A's pitcher to work more than six innings in 26 games, ending the second-longest streak of pitchers failing to go more than six innings in Oakland history.
— Susan Slusser (@susanslusser) September 20, 2018