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A’s Coverage:
- Gallegos: A’s ride rookie’s surprise spark into WC tie...
- Kroichick: A’s bullpen redeems itself, Matt Chapman launches homer in 7-5 win... ($)
- Gallegos: A’s expect Laureano (shin) back this weekend...
- Shea: Giants claim Corban Joseph from A’s, plan to play him at third base... ($)
- Rubin: Behind the rhythm of ‘DJ Matt Chapman’ - A third base revolution for our eyes, ears...
- Carig: ‘One of the most valuable players on this team’ - How creativity fuels breakout season for A’s Mark Canha... ($$$)
- Mayo: What to expect from A’s Murphy in MLB...
- Jenkins: A study in contrasts - Warriors’ triumph and Oakland’s dream... ($)
Best of AN:
- Schmidt: Game #138 - Chapman Drives To Toledo and Brown Delivers Triples In Win Over Angels...
- Fatrolf’s Tuesday Sketches: The Return of the Baby Giraffe Edition...
MLB News:
- Rosenthal: An odd, Ruthian, trend; the deadline trade that wasn’t; how the Mets fixed Rosario; more notes... ($$$)
- Dougherty: Nationals reliever Aaron Barrett returns to big leagues for first time since 2015 following multiple arm injuries...
- McTaggart: Astros outfielder George Springer (head) being evaluated after collision with wall...
Baseball Interest Stories:
- Buchanan: ‘All you can do is pray and wait’ - Hurricane Dorian has left Bahamian ballplayers stranded and worried... ($$$)
- Miller: How Christian Yelich turned himself into an MVP...
- Baumann: Christian Yelich Is Hitting Like Barry Bonds...
- Jaffe: Team Entropy 2019 - Your Re-Introduction to Chaos...
- Lewis: An alternative to Tommy John surgery? Royals’ Jesse Hahn returns to majors after having new UCL-repair procedure... ($$$)
Today in Baseball History:
- 2002 — The Athletics set an American League record by defeating the Royals, 12 - 11, for their 20th straight win. Oakland blows an 11 - 0 lead, but scores in the bottom of the 9th for the victory.
Best of Twitter:
- Great call, Zack!
Yeah, we'll take Electric Home Run Calls for 2000, please.
— A's Cast (@athleticscast24) September 4, 2019
cc: @ZackBayrouty pic.twitter.com/i30HmVs9dk
- The Aviators will be trotting out some talented arms for their playoff series against Sacramento...
Las Vegas playoff rotation: Mengden, Dunshee, Luzardo, Holmes.
— Susan Slusser (@susanslusser) September 3, 2019
- Where would the A’s be without Seth Brown?
Through his first 8 career games, Seth Brown has 13 hits.
— MLB Stats (@MLBStats) September 4, 2019
That’s the most by an @Athletics player since 1997 (Ben Grieve). pic.twitter.com/bCFvEt5OBn