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A’s Coverage:
- Shea: Giants beat A’s 3-2 in thriller at Oracle...
- Gallegos: Anderson takes tough-luck loss vs. SF ace...
- Gallegos: Manaea very close to return after strong start...
- Slusser and Kroichick: A’s to call up hot-hitting infielder Corban Joseph...
- Lockard: A’s ‘roll the dice’ with minor-league signing Nathan Patterson, whose story is more than the speed radar booth... ($)
- Shea: With Will Clark’s No. 22 retired, which other Giants, A’s can be honored?
- BA Staff: MLB Best Tools 2019 — Managers, Scouts & Executives Vote On Baseball’s Best Talent...
Best of AN:
- Schmidt: Game #120 — A 9th Inning Rally Falls Just Shy Of A Win...
- Hall: Dustin Garneau making most of his return to Oakland A’s...
- fatrolf: How to visit the Battle of the Bay Art Show at A’s-Giants games...
- Baker-Gillman: Series #40 — Athletics at Giants: The Battle Begins Again...
MLB News:
- Healey: Mets utility man will undergo MRI Wednesday for left hamstring issue...
- Kaplan: Astros righty Gerrit Cole scratched from Tuesday start with right hamstring discomfort...
- Zolecki: Phillies replace hitting coach with former manager Charlie Manuel...
- Browne: Red Sox lefty Chris Sale faster to 2,000 K’s than Pedro Martinez, setting a new record...
Baseball Interest Stories:
- Sarris: What makes a slider good? ($)
- Baumann: Lance Lynn Has Gone Mainstream...
- Clemens: The Pirates Crumbled Before Our Very Eyes...
- Jaffe: The Twins Tumble Out of First Place...
Today in Baseball History:
- 1933 — Jimmie Foxx hits for the cycle and drives in nine runs to break the American League record, as the A’s beat the Indians, 11 - 5. A record eight players will hit for the cycle this year.
- 1987 — Oakland’s Mark McGwire slugs his 39th home run of the season, off Don Sutton in the 6th inning, in a 12-inning, 7 - 6, win over California, breaking the major-league record for rookies shared by Wally Berger and Frank Robinson. McGwire will finish the season with a whopping 49 homers.
Best of Twitter:
- Bryce Harper: Overrated? Maybe. Bad? Definitely not...
Bryce Harper’s AAV of $25.4 million ranks 15th in baseball, per Spotrac. That ranking will only go down as larger contracts continue to be signed. Harper can be not-elite and still be worth his contract. They aren’t mutually exclusive. https://t.co/7ba7KGYK4A
— Devan Fink (@DevanFink) August 13, 2019
- An interesting thread with regards to Oakland’s new ballpark...
If interested, it sounds like @LibbySchaaf will be talking A's ballpark matters in a few moments on @KQEDForum...
— OaklandStadiumWatch (@OakStadiumWatch) August 13, 2019
- The strike zone played a huge role in Tuesday night’s loss...
oh buddy, not the time to call that a strike pic.twitter.com/cXesgde7em
— Jeremy Frank (@MLBRandomStats) August 14, 2019