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A’s Coverage:
- Slusser: A’s reach out to free agent Stephen Vogt... ($)
- Shea: A’s seek greater heights, plan to ramp up trade talks at GM meetings... ($)
- Gallegos: Top 10 moments of A’s magical 2019 season...
Best of AN:
- Hall: Oakland A’s rumors - Return of Stephen Vogt?
- Hall: Jonah Heim and the Oakland A’s 40-man roster...
MLB News:
- Castrovince: AL ROY Yordan Alvarez unanimous, NL ROY Pete Alonso one vote shy...
- Feinsand: Nationals join list of teams eyeing 3B Josh Donaldson...
- Morosi: Angels, Padres, White Sox showing early interest in righty Zack Wheeler...
- Heyman: Righty Kyle Gibson drawing attention from 10 teams...
Baseball Interest Stories:
- Rosenthal: Who will win? Who should win? Start the debate – here are my choices for the MLB awards... ($$$)
- Baggarly: Hi, Mets fans. Please don’t hate me for voting Mike Soroka over Pete Alonso for NL Rookie of the Year... ($$$)
- Sarris: How the various WARs could affect the award races... ($$$)
- Wolfe: Talk Thirty to Me - Why Veteran Talent Means More Than You Think...
- Baumann: Tiers and Tears - Ranking the Top 45 MLB Free Agents...
- Jaffe: Lou Whitaker Belongs in Cooperstown...
Today in Baseball History:
- 1952 — The Baseball Writers Association of America name Philadelphia Athletics pitcher Bobby Shantz the American League Most Valuable Player. Shantz posted a 24-7 record with 152 strikeouts and a 2.48 ERA during the regular season and also claimed the honor of being The Sporting News American League Pitcher of the Year.
- 2002 — Oakland Athletics shortstop Miguel Tejada, who receives 356 points from the BBWAA, including 21 first-place votes of the 28 cast, is selected as the American League MVP. Tejada joins countrymen George Bell and Sammy Sosa as Dominican Republic natives to win the award, in 1987 and 1998 respectively.
- 2008 — The Athletics trade former closer Huston Street, starter Greg Smith and prospect Carlos González to the Rockies for former batting champion Matt Holliday.
Best of Twitter:
- Love it...
RT if you think @Pete_Alonso20 deserves an A+. @UF pic.twitter.com/sOULhfhF4V
— MLB (@MLB) November 12, 2019
- Beane won the award in 2018...
Tampa Bay’s Erik Neander has won MLB’s 2019 Executive of the Year Award. Brian Cashman of the Yankees finished second, while Oakland’s Billy Beane and Minnesota’s Derek Falvey tied for third.
— Mark Feinsand (@Feinsand) November 12, 2019
- Who’s on your all-time team?
Let's have some fun on this Monday.
— Cut4 (@Cut4) November 11, 2019
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