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2024 MLB postseason: Could the Padres be this year's Diamondbacks?
MLB Network’s Ariel Epstein explains why all eyes should be on the San Diego Padres to win their first-ever World Series this year.
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Krazy George, other fans bid farewell to A's in Oakland
Oakland Athletics fans, filled with varying emotions, packed the Coliseum to watch the team’s last hurrah in Oakland. Damian Trujillo reports.
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‘It's a happy-sad day': Krazy George, other fans bid farewell to A's in Oakland
Oakland Athletics fans, filled with varying emotions, packed the Coliseum to watch the team’s last hurrah in Oakland.
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A's fans pack the Oakland Coliseum one final time
Emotional Oakland Athletics fans saw their team take the field at the Oakland Coliseum for the final time Thursday afternoon. Ian Cull reports.
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Phillies home field advantage is ‘insane, craziest environment in baseball'
MLB Network’s Ariel Epstein discusses the importance of the Phillies clinching home field advantage throughout the 2024 MLB playoffs.
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Athletics bid emotional farewell to Oakland Coliseum that they called home since 1968
Manager and former Oakland outfielder Mark Kotsay fought tears as the Athletics bid an emotional farewell to their beloved Coliseum they’ve called home since 1968, complete with all its quirks like plumbing problems and rally possums. Also those stray cats who helped inspire Hall of Famer Tony La Russa’s former Animal Rescue Foundation. Longtime supporters and kids alike stole away...
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Judge-Soto duo chasing home run history again, on pace for 100-plus combined
The Yankees are entering the 2024 MLB playoffs with no contract in place for slugger Juan Soto. MLB Network’s Ariel Epstein explains why the duo of Aaron Judge-Soto is a mix that New York can’t just give up.
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A's legends throw out first pitch, sing national anthem at final Oakland game
Ahead of the Oakland Athletics’ final game at the Coliseum Thursday afternoon, three franchise legends took part in the pregame festivities.
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A's play their last Oakland game, ending 57 storied years
The A’s play their final game in Oakland on Thursday and will finish the 2024 season on the road before moving to Sacramento next season and eventually Las Vegas. Anthony Flores and Bob Redell report.
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The Oakland Coliseum provided many memorable moments and numbers
In its final years leading to the goodbye game for the Oakland Athletics, the Coliseum was known for its small crowds, run-down facilities and even the possums that populated the stadium. But the last active stadium to serve as home for a Major League Baseball and NFL team at the same time has provided much more history ever since it...
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A's play their last Oakland game, ending 57 storied years
The A’s play their final game in Oakland on Thursday and will finish the 2024 season on the road before moving to Sacramento next season and eventually Las Vegas. Bob Redell reports.
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A's gear up to play final Coliseum game
The Oakland A’s final homestand at the Oakland Coliseum will feature games against the New York Yankees and Texas Rangers. Terry McSweeny has the latest from the Coliseum.
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Ohtani's historic 50-50 home run ball up for auction
The historic 50-50 home run ball hit by Dodgers superstar Shohei Ohtani will go up for auction with Goldin with an opening bid of $500,000.
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How will Hurricane Helene affect MLB games? What to know
Helene was upgraded to a major hurricane Wednesday morning and could have an impact on MLB games. Here’s what to know.
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A's are last major pro sports team standing in Oakland after other departures
A day Oakland sports fans have long dreaded has arrived — the last major professional franchise in the East Bay is leaving town.
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As an era ends, Oakland comes to grips with the A's departure
Just a few years after embracing “Rooted In Oakland” as their motto, the A’s this week are coming to the end of their 57 see-sawing seasons in the city.
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A closer look: Final A's series in Oakland
Raj Mathai speaks with former Oakland A’s executive Andy Dolich as the team plays its final series at the Coliseum.
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Coliseum employees who became familiar faces brace for what's next as A's move to Sacramento
Many of the employees are still working into their 70s, 80s and even 90s because they love being part of the games and cherish working at a place with such history, not only for the city of Oakland but in baseball. Many will now retire.
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A look at some of the longtime employees at the Oakland Coliseum
A look at some of the familiar faces who have worked at the Coliseum over the years, many of them in their 80s and 90s with decades of service to the Oakland Athletics.
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A's begin final series at the Oakland Coliseum
The A’s begin their final series in Oakland on Tuesday night, just three more games at the Coliseum before their move to Sacramento then Las Vegas. Bob Redell reports.