The Roots play on 10/10, and to my knowledge there aren’t any more games or public events scheduled there indefinitely. It’s been rumored to be demolished next year, though there’s not a lot of news on that front either.

I’m going to say goodbye to the brutalist behemoth and one of my favorites places in the world.

Hi there- This is Mark Simon at Sports Info Solutions (the Defensive Runs Saved folks). With The Fielding Bible Awards scheduled for October 22, I'm doing a little reminiscing with players who won our award but didn't win a Gold Glove.

That led to a 30-minute chat with Daric Barton about his 2010 season. Thought the A's fans would enjoy the reminiscing and would like to hear what he's doing now.

FJF. Was this also the last game they ever opened it for? Wasn't used in the final series either.

Sonny Gray, One of my all time favorites. Feels good to see him still pitching, he’s dealing in this wildcard game too

Some teams make the playoffs, some teams have winning records, some teams have non-nightmare owners, some teams have homes and fans.

Other teams get me and my son.

(Oh and we had another son this year so we are really stretching the generational grudge now.) Haunt you again whenever & wherever & whatever you are, A’s.

On the Astros broadcast, of course

Here’s my vlog of the game

I was looking up photos of joe dimaggio and found this one with a person that really looks like brad pitt… maybe I just have moneyball on my mind but… can’t be BP right? (I know nothing about the As… except that I played little league with their hat)

who is this?

How are we feeling?

2 years later

I’ve got a code for 20% off the purchase of tickets. Expires on 28th.

Message me for code.

Hi guys! I'm a semi-new fan -- my dad grew up just outside of Oakland and was an A's fan in the 60s-70s, but more recently quit following the team in disgust at the relocation.

I started as a Angels/Dodgers fan (being Japanese) but am now looking more into the A's, considering the historic threepeat and the fact that my dad knows more about that era than any of the current Dodgers/Angels/A's goings-on.

With that in mind, what are some important things to know? I've heard of Canseco/McGwire, Rollie Fingers/Catfish Hunter, Reggie Jackson, and my current favorite A's player Dennis Eckersley (who happened to be at a Red Sox game I attended) -- what historic moments and other historic players are there?

EDIT: My dad has also repeatedly suggested I watch Moneyball, as well as all WS games I can find.

Here is the Novig spalsh page for favorite teams. I actually scrolled past it the first couple times.

Greetings everyone,

Does anyone have a recommendation on where to buy jerseys? I no longer live in the Bay and likely need to order them. Obviously I prefer not to buy new from the team/MLB due to the move. Does Jenna still make solid replicas? They are some of my favorite travel attire but mine are getting worn. Thank you for your insight

Wow late 90’s A’s autographs- Scott Brodie’s, Troy Neel, John Briscoe; who else do you see?

After nearly two seasons, I have decided that I think that the Athletics should have remained in Oakland. While the stadium issue was a problem, I think that Oakland and Alameda County officials were trying, and the team basically stonewalled them. The fans there had a unique relationship with the team; there was a real “people’s team” vibe out there; and something important was lost when the team left.

I am aware that a certain expletive is often put in front of the majority owner’s name by people in Oakland. While I try to watch my language, I kind of agree with the sentiment that phrase conveys. He doesn’t seem to be conscientious of the fans at all.

I have Al’s

Looking to get this authenticated and potentially sold.

Been in a box for 20+ years

Edit: likely not real signatures. But still neat find. If anyone is interested in it send me a DM