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Oakland A’s pitcher Trevor May has announced his retirement from baseball – via a Twitch stream. “I have a thousand things that I want to do, a million things… everything I enjoy outside of the game has just lit me up, and I really enjoy doing it. I love talking pitching. I love talking about the game, I love teaching people about the game… This isn’t the end of my relationship with baseball. If anything, I’ll do more stuff with the game. But I want to go out on my own terms,” he said. May had a nine-year career in the MLB, spending the final year in the Oakland A’s. He finished with a 3.28 ER...
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The Oakland Athletics have signed on the dotted line. The ball club will be financially obligated for 49 acres of land on one of the most well-known streets in the world. The current planned site is occupied by the reportedly closing Tropicana Hotel on Las Vegas Strip, and team president Dave Kaval wants to replace it with a moderately retractable roof and at least 30,000 seats. Hopefully, they will be filled with fans in the 2027 Major League Baseball season, once the third-oldest resort on the Sin City Strip is demolished. MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred expressed support for the team’s plans t...
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A postgame fireworks show turned dangerous in Oakland on the evening of July 4th. According to authorities, four baseball fans were injured after they were struck by bullet fragments while they attended a fireworks show following the Oakland Athletics’ win over the Toronto Blue Jays. Police say that the bullet fragments came from outside the coliseum, however, the fans who were injured were inside the park. Following the game, 24,403 fans were allowed onto the field after 9 p.m. in order to watch the fireworks show, it was during the show that the fans were hit. According to a joint statement ...
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On Wednesday, broadcaster and former Major League catcher Ray Fosse died at 74 after battling cancer for the past 16 years. Fosse was a mainstay in broadcasting for the past 35 years and was highly regarded in the baseball and Oakland A’s communities – he worked for the franchise since 1986. However, he won the hearts of A’s fans well before his time as a commentator. He was on the A’s 1973 and 1974 World Series Championship teams after his time with the Cleveland Indians. He sported All-Star honors and championship rings during his 12-year career as a catcher. Fosse was a great player but rea...
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Shohei Ohtani was scratched from his role as starting pitcher in the Los Angeles Angels’ Thursday contest with the Oakland Athletics. A traffic jam was the eventual cause of Ohtani’s absence from the starting pitcher spot. The Angels ended up slotting Ohtani in at designated hitter for the game. Ohtani was a passenger on an Angels’ bus en route to RingCentral Coliseum, in a drive that would usually take around 45 minutes. Catcher Kurt Suzuki was also a passenger on this bus. However, an accident on the Bay Bridge ended up causing massive delays. As the traffic seemed to be seeing no improvemen...
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