Jarrod Parker fired seven stellar innings, holding the Rangers hitless after the third, while Brandon Moss and John Jaso went deep to lead the A's over the Rangers, 6-2, on Tuesday in Texas.More» Parker earns sixth win with seven strong
In an apparent attempt to pressure Major League Baseball to vote on allowing the Oakland A's to relocate, San Jose city officials filed a lawsuit Tuesday challenging baseball's antitrust exemption.More»
The A's squandered a three-run lead to fall to the Rangers, 8-7, on Monday at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington in the opener of a four-game series between the division rivals.More» A's use a six-run fourth inning to take lead
Athletics manager Bob Melvin said the team was fortunate the sewage flood in both clubhouses at O.co Coliseum on Sunday occurred at the end of a six-game homestand.More»
The Athletics hope to get Yoenis Cespedes back in the outfield soon. Athletics manager Bob Melvin wanted to put Cespedes in the outfield Monday, but he wants to see Cespedes run around before he makes the change.More» Cespedes drills an RBI double to the gap
Things have changed since the last time the Athletics and Rangers met, but Athletics manager Bob Melvin stressed the same message during this four-game stretch at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington -- play with urgency.More» Colon holds Mariners to two for ninth win
After allowing the Mariners to score two runs on five hits in the second inning, Bartolo Colon was nearly unhittable for the rest of his outing as the A's cruised to a 10-2 win Sunday.More» A's use four homers to rout Mariners
After the A's topped the Mariners on Sunday, both teams had to deal with an immediate issue: Pipes on the clubhouse level of O.co Coliseum were backing up and flooding both teams' showers and the Mariners' training room.More»
A quartet of A's players continue to receive steady All-Star support, but they'll need several more votes to have any chance at topping their opposing peers on the ballot.More» Cespedes has first two homer game of career
When navigating around a typical postgame scene in the A's clubhouse, the only voice heard louder than Brandon Moss is the one coming from Jayden Moss. Jayden, like Brandon, enjoys talking. Loves people and, really, life in general.More»Sons honor their fathers around the Major Leagues
A's manager Bob Melvin left shortstop Jed Lowrie out of the lineup Sunday as the team continues to recharge the batteries following Thursday's 18-inning victory over the Yankees.More» Freiman's single wins it in the 18th
Four runs came on one pitch in the sixth frame on Saturday, when A.J. Griffin offered up a grand slam to veteran catcher Henry Blanco, picked up by the Mariners on Friday, in a 4-0 A's loss.More» Griffin leaps to grab a grounder in fourth
Beginning Saturday, Oakland is set to face 16 right-handers in a row, meaning the right-handed platoon players will have the challenge of staying ready off the bench.More» Freiman's single wins it in the 18th
Despite an impressive performance from starter Tommy Milone and a three-hit night from Chris Young, the A's fell 3-2 to the Mariners on Friday.More» Young's blast to left gets A's within one
A's first-round Draft pick Billy McKinney, officially in the fold as of Friday, was on hand to take batting practice and meet the media. By Saturday, he'll be in Arizona to begin his professional career with the Arizona Rookie League club.More» First-round draft pick McKinney joins booth
The A's were hoping Brett Anderson's latest bone scans would show he'll be back pitching soon, not later. But the results weren't favorable, so Anderson will remain in a walking boot for at least another four weeks, manager Bob Melvin said.More» Anderson strikes out 10 over six innings
A right hamstring strain forced Josh Donaldson to sit for just the second time all season on Friday, though his injury is not considered to be serious.More» Donaldson exits early with sore hamstring
After using seven pitchers in Thursday's 18-inning marathon victory over the Yankees, the A's needed a fresh arm on Friday. So they called on right-hander Dan Otero, who was dominating Triple-A competition, and decided to option Hideki Okajima, who appeared in just five games over the last month.More»
The fact that they won their 11th consecutive game at the Coliseum by sweeping the Yankees with a 3-2 win in 18 innings after 5 hours and 35 minutes of grueling play Thursday -- against a future Hall of Fame closer in Mariano Rivera -- it really just amounted to yet another typical work day for these unstoppable A's, who are still carrying around the Mary Poppins-size bag of magic they discovered last year.More» Freiman's single wins it in the 18th
With their 3-2 victory over the Yankees on Thursday, the A's became the seventh team since 1916 to have two wins in games lasting at least 18 innings in the same season.More» Freiman's single wins it in the 18th
A's reliever Jesse Chavez struck out seven and allowed just one hit in 5 2/3 innings in helping Oakland complete a three-game sweep of New York.More» Chavez gets win with strong relief
Yankees second baseman Robinson Cano was involved in a minor flare-up in the 13th inning of New York's 3-2 loss to the Athletics in 18 innings on Thursday when he was accused of stealing signs.More» Cano, A's dugout exchange words in the 13th
The A's earned a three-game sweep over the Yankees on Thursday afternoon, posting a 3-2 victory in an 18-inning marathon without the help of outfielders Yoenis Cespedes and initially Coco Crisp, who are recovering from injuries.More» Stewart holds on to get big out
