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A’s Coverage:
- Johnson: Peter Gammons suggests A’s could trade Marcus Semien in near future...
- Killion: Why are A’s avoiding the simplest path to staying in Oakland? ($)
- Callis, Mayo and Rosenbaum: 30 intriguing Rule 5 prospects - 1 for each team...
MLB News:
- Merkin: Catcher Yasmani Grandal inks 4-year, $73M deal with White Sox...
- Martino: White Sox to pursue free agent Zack Wheeler after signing Yasmani Grandal...
- Drellich: Rob Manfred on the status of the investigation into the Astros, and where it might lead... ($$$)
- Passan: MLB officially approves sale of Royals to John Sherman...
Baseball Interest Stories:
- Sarris: How good can Yoshitomo Tsutsugo and Shogo Akiyama be, and where might they sign? ($$$)
- Passan: ESPN’s 2019 All-MLB Team - A panel of voters selects the squad...
- Baumann: Yasmani Grandal Doesn’t Complete the White Sox’s Puzzle, but He’s an Important Piece...
- Longenhagen: On 40-Man Decision Day and the Prospects Who Moved...
- Linden: Is It Better to Burn Out or to Fade Away?
Today in Baseball History:
- 1890 — At the American Association annual meeting in Louisville, the Philadelphia Athletics are expelled for violating the league’s constitution. A new team in Philadelphia is admitted, plus entries from Boston, Washington and Chicago, replacing Syracuse, Toledo and Rochester.
- 1952 — Philadelphia Athletics pitcher Harry Byrd, who won 15 games and posted and a 3.31 ERA, is selected American League Rookie of the Year by BBWAA voters. Byrd will be the last Athletics player to win the Award until Jose Canseco in 1986.
Best of Twitter:
- I could watch this for days...
Watching all of Mike Trout's home runs since 2015 as if you were sitting in left field. pic.twitter.com/2NIXtZlcKT
— Daren Willman (@darenw) November 21, 2019
- This is one of the best Walker arguments I’ve seen...
Larry Walker in Coors Field
— Adam Darowski (@baseballtwit) November 22, 2019
2501 PA .381/.462/.710, 1.172 OPS
Members of the Baseball Hall of Fame in Coors Field
1764 PA .325/.410/.564, .974 OPS
Yes, Larry Walker hit well in Coors Field. But he hit MUCH better than all HOFers combined—in the same environment. He’s a HOFer.
- One of the most underrated players in the game finds a new home...
fWAR since 2015...
— Max Goldstein (@MaxSportsStudio) November 21, 2019
25.0 Bryce Harper (727 G)
24.9 YASMANI GRANDAL (663 G)
24.6 Manny Machado (793 G) https://t.co/4x0idMf4Hl