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Playing home games in Sacramento means the Athletics' scores are continuing to rise, often topping expectations, hinting at a ...
The A’s announced 10,036 fans attended Sunday’s 5-0 loss to the Mets, slightly down from the 10,133 who watched a 3-1 ...
It’s great to have MLB baseball in Sacramento, but having an identity will be even better, writes columnist LeBron Hill.
J.T. Ginn pitched five-plus innings of one-run ball and the Athletics beat the New York Mets 3-1 for their second home win ...
Kodai Senga tossed seven scoreless innings and earned the win Sunday afternoon as the visiting New York Mets beat the ...
As we have seen over the first handful of games at Sutter Health Park in West Sacramento, when the wind is blowing out, the ball tends to carry. This has led to ...
When the team formerly known as the Oakland Athletics announced they would play the 2025 season and beyond in Sacramento's ...
WEST SACRAMENTO — They call it the big leagues because, well, everything is bigger. The colors seem more vivid, the lights are brighter, the energy levels are higher. The big league experience ...
An eighth inning home run from Pete Alonso to put the New York Mets up 7-4 ended up being huge for the visiting team, who allowed the tying run to reach second ...
The A's are 2-7 at home and have been outscored 62-33 in those nine games. Those home losses, combined with sluggish starts by JJ Bleday and Brent Rooker, have the A's in the AL West cellar early in ...