Geren nixes six-man-rotation talk
Manager Bob Geren confirmed on Monday that, despite a tremendous amount of pitching depth, the A's will not open the season featuring a six-man rotation.
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Goodbye, Sad Clown
Dana Eveland, for as totally sweet and likable as you are, we can't say that we're really going to miss you. Good luck though.
p.s. Most images of sad clowns are extremely creepy.
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2010 Draft Q&A: Cayle Shambaugh
A talented lefty with a desire to leave it all out on the field every game, Cayle Shambaugh has made a national name for himself out of tiny Jay, Oklahoma. We sat down to discuss his stuff, his passion for sports, and how he dealt with a serious injury that he sustained in the fall.
Traded To Toronto
Hot News for SP Dana Eveland
Athletics deal Eveland to Blue Jays
The A's traded left-handed pitcher Dana Eveland to Toronto for a player to be named later or cash considerations on Saturday.
Sogard Excited For New Opportunity
PHOENIX - Earlier this month, the Oakland A's acquired Eric Sogard from the San Diego Padres as part of the trade that also brought Kevin Kouzmanoff to Oakland. Sogard, a second baseman, profiles as a classic A's prospect, one who knows how to work the count and take a walk. Phoenix Correspondent Kyla Hill recently spoke to Sogard about his career, his transition to the A's and more...
Gonzalez seeks to keep emotions in check
Gio Gonzalez knows that if he doesn't pull it together mentally, the baseball community will never get to see what he's capable of physically.
A’s radio host bids farewell
Longtime A's radio host Marty Lurie confirmed he's taking his wildly popular pregame show to the other side of the bridge, where he will be heard on KNBR's pre and postgame Giants programming.
Dixon’s Potential Sky High
When Rashun Dixon debuted in the Arizona Rookie League in 2008, he wowed scouts and coaches with his premier athleticism. That athleticism runs in his family and allowed Dixon to be a two-sport star in high school. While Dixon struggled in 2009 with short-season Vancouver, A's coaches see big things ahead for the former all-state football star. Jeff Roper profiles Dixon inside...
Inbox: Which starter’s in front at back end
What will the back end of the rotation look like? Will Adam Kennedy be back? And what's ahead for Josh Outman and Jack Cust? Those questions and more in the latest A's Inbox.
Versatile Rosales ready to enter the mix
Adam Rosales, acquired in a trade with the Reds on Monday, is looking forward to playing with the A's, who relish his versatility.
Transaction Analysis: Monday Moves
The Oakland A's busy off-season continued on Monday, as the team made a series of moves that impacted their 40-man roster. We take a look at these moves inside and analyze whether they have improved the team for 2010 and beyond...
A’s get Rosales from Reds, sign Gross
The A's completed a trade with the Reds on Monday morning, swapping infielder Aaron Miles for infielder Adam Rosales and outfielder Willy Taveras. Taveras was then promptly designated for assignment.
A’s appear to have deal with Gross
A team source confirmed to MLB.com on Sunday that the A's have agreed to a one-year deal with free agent Gabe Gross.
Wuertz Signs Long-Term Deal With A’s
Hot News for RP Michael Wuertz
Wuertz, A’s avoid arbitration
The A's completed a busy offseason week by agreeing to terms Friday with right-handed pitcher Michael Wuertz on a two-year deal with a club option for 2012.
Bailey’s number retired by Wagner College
Andrew Bailey wore No. 17 in college, and during a special halftime ceremony Thursday, the Wagner community made sure it's never forgotten as Bailey watched his Seahawk number retire on the walls of the university's Spiro Sports Center arena.
Oakland A’s MLN: Updates On Rehabs & Releases
Our Oakland A's Minor League Notebook returns with updates on the rehabs for a number of the A's top prospects, including Fautino De Los Santos, Andrew Carignan, Sean Doolittle and more. In addition, we have the latest list of players released from the system inside...
MLB pitching in for devastated Haiti
Baseball, its clubs, its players and its fans are participating in rapid relief efforts for the devastated nation of Haiti, which is in a state of chaos amid widespread fatalities and destruction following an earthquake.
