Oct 28, 2009 | Baseball Prospectus
Player Profile: Nick Swisher by Marc Normandin
He has not been a valuable member of the now World Series-bound Bombers though, thanks to a line of .083/.083/.167 against the lowly Twins in the Division Series and a .152/.292/.150 showing against the in the Championship round.
Athletics' TeA'se In 9th Falls Short As Halos Roll, 5-2
Missed it by THAT much. Actually, I missed it by more than that. Despite yet another attempted Lazarus act in the bottom of the 9th, in which they plated 2 and brought the tying run up in the person of Nomar "Look Back In Ang" Garciaparra, the A's fell to the ALDS-bound Angels , ensuring that they will lose the season series to the LAA.
Weaver looks playoff-ready as Angels roll
It was a night for the American League West champions to stay sharp -- and, for one distinguished performer, to celebrate.
ANGELS: Rivera homer helps Weaver end three-game slide, 5-2
Juan Rivera homered to help Jered Weaver end a three-start losing streak and the Angels sent the Oakland Athletics to their fifth straight loss with a 5-2 victory Friday night.
Punchless Angels fall to Athletics
ANAHEIM, Calif. a ' Remember that August day when the Angels fielded a lineup filled with .300 hitters? Seems like a long time ago now, doesn't it? Five weeks ago, the Angels were in the process of making baseball history with a shockingly efficiency offense.
Kilby turning heads out of A's bullpen
A's left-hander Brad Kilby gave up the first run of his 23-day big league career on Wednesday, but it was unearned.
The Angels weren't done in by a Daisuke or a Josh or an A.J. or a CC , but rather a 24-year-old lefty by the name of Gio.
Gonzalez pitches A's to 3-0 win over Angels
Oakland Athletics starting pitcher Gio Gonzalez throws against the Los Angeles Angels during the sixth inning of a baseball game in Anaheim, Calif., Friday, Sept.
Tribe coasting on downward ride
OAKLAND, CALIF.: The Indians picked up where they left off Friday and the day before that and the day before that, going back seven games.
Wedge works for solution to A's lefties
When manager Eric Wedge learned about the A's decision to throw three consecutive lefties out on the mound for the final games of a four-game set, he immediately knew his lineup was due for a little shakeup.
A's Ellis sets franchise home run mark for 2B
He was honored to pass him for the franchise record for homers by a second baseman.
The standings show Oakland and Cleveland are among the AL's worst teams, but the A's haven't played like it lately.
Feldman hopes to stay hot in Rangers' opener against A's
Scott Feldman tries to win his eighth straight decision this evening when the Texas Rangers open a three-game series against the Oakland Athletics at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington.
Gonzalez looks for revenge vs. Minnesota
By now, Oakland starter Gio Gonzalez has put his last outing against the Twins far behind him.
Future is bright for A's speedster Davis
Throughout his career with the Pirates, Giants and A's, center fielder Rajai Davis has always gone to Spring Training just fighting to win a spot on the 25-man roster.
Ichiro one hit shy of 2,000 for MLB career
Ichiro Suzuki is experiencing a season unlike any other. The Mariners outfielder has missed 16 games -- the same number he tallied in his previous eight seasons combined with Seattle.
Ichiro second fastest to 2,000 hits in M's loss
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Ichiro second fastest to 2,000 hits
Sunday, September 6, 2009 Suzuki is also just a few hits shy of reaching 200 for the ninth straight season.
After going 2-5 on a seven-game road trip, the A's will be happy to be back at home at the Coliseum when they host the Royals in a three-game series beginning Monday.
Oakland A's 8, Royals 5 Monday, Aug. 31
Kansas City Royals starting pitcher Luke Hochevar throws to the Oakland Athletics during the first inning of a baseball game in Oakland, Calif., Monday, Aug.
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