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A’s Coverage:
- Hall: Oakland A’s sign Marco Estrada...
- Eckert-Fong: Oakland A’s share plans for gondola transportation at new stadium...
- Hall: FanFest roundup: Luzardo, rotation, Khrush extension talks, and gondolas...
- Lockard: The A’s have plenty of pieces, but the rotation puzzle remains a work in progress... ($)
- Slusser: Billy Beane addresses Kyler Murray questions and more at A’s FanFest...
- Moriarty: A’s Prospect News & Notes - Latest on Luzardo, Puk, Holmes, Kaprielian & More...
- Oakland A’s 2019 Community Prospect List #4: Lazaro Armenteros impresses in full-season debut...
- Nico: Reporting Soon - Pitchers, Catchers, And... Quarterbacks?
MLB News:
- Morosi: Royals, Merrifield nearing 4-year deal...
- Rosenthal and Lin: The Padres are not ruling out a run at Harper or Machado at the right price... ($)
- MLB.com’s Top 100 Prospects for 2019...
- Frisaro: Marlins not allowing extension window in potential J.T. Realmuto trade...
- Passan: Justin Wilson reaches two-year deal with Mets...
- ESPN: Indians re-sign left-hander Oliver Perez to bolster bullpen...
Baseball Interest Stories:
- Dale Murphy: Four suggestions for baseball’s next collective bargaining agreement... ($)
- Ring: Dan Lozano and the Contract Rumor Mill...
- MLB.com: Best of 2019 BBWAA Awards Dinner...
Today in Baseball History:
- 1901 - The American League formally organizes as a major league, having been a top minor league in 1900: the Baltimore Orioles, Philadelphia Athletics and Boston Americans are admitted to join the Washington Nationals, Cleveland Blues, Detroit Tigers, Milwaukee Brewers, and Chicago White Sox. Three of the original clubs - Indianapolis, Minneapolis, and Buffalo - are dropped. League power aggregates in Ban Johnson as trustee for all ballpark leases and majority stockholdings, and with authority to buy out refractory franchises. Player limit is 14 per team, and the schedule will be 140 games. American League contracts give the Players Protective Association what it asked for, with five-year limits on the rights to player services.
Best of Twitter:
- A visual representation of the benefits of the gondola...
The Bay Area Council Economic Institute has released the economic benefits of the gondola for the city of Oakland. pic.twitter.com/L2OoB6Ave3
— Oakland Athletics ⚾️ (@Athletics) January 25, 2019
- Sometimes we need some of these for the comment section...
Hostetler said the White Sox draft room has a supply of nerf guns to fire at scouts who comp prospects to Hall of Famers
— James Fegan (@JRFegan) January 27, 2019
- Poor, poor Stomper...
Well this A’s FanFest gets off to an interesting start when Stomper gets pummeled in an unfortunate area: pic.twitter.com/mREQqEjdMT
— Susan Slusser (@susanslusser) January 26, 2019
