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Laureano robs homer with his glove, then hits one with his bat to lift A’s past Orioles
Ramon Laureano saved the day in the eighth when he robbed a two-run homer to keep the game tied, then crushed a two-run shot of his own.Read More
Sloppy six-run third inning sinks A’s in second-straight loss
The A's couldn't bounce back from a terrible third inning where nothing seemed to go their way.Read More
Back-to-back homers sting Fiers in A’s season debut
Solo homers from Sean Murphy and Mitch Moreland weren't enough to overcome the Orioles in a 3-2 loss.Read More
AL East preview: Yankees looking to party like it’s 1999, ’98, ’96
There seems to be a 1990s nostalgia feel around this years New York Yankees heading into the 2018 season.Read More
AL East prediction: Sale-led Sox punch back-to-back division tickets
After seeing the top four teams in the division bunched within nine games of the top spot a season ago, things will only tighten up further. And in a...Read More
USA moves on to WBC semifinal against Japan
Adam Jones' seventh-inning home run-robbing snag will make its way into the hearts of a nation and onto highlight reels for ages.Read More
USA advances to WBC Round 2, opponent to be decided
With a potential berth into the second round firmly its own hands, Team USA put together its best performance of the World Baseball Classic.Read More
Seeking speedier games, baseball tweaks tradition
The league announced its intention to push forward a rule change allowing managers the ability to intentionally walk a batter using the simple act of signalling from the dugout.Read More
Inside Pitch: A’s show their best, but not all at once
Oakland sits at 16-1/2 games out of the first-place spot in the AL West with 44 games left. Read More
Casilla meltdown completes Giant collapse
Trevor Brown made sure to stop by Johnny Cueto's locker for a post-game fist bump. They'd done well, after all.Read More