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On deck: Indians vs. Oakland A's
TV/radio: SportsTime Ohio tonight and Sunday, WKYC Ch. 3 Saturday; WTAM AM/1100. Series: This will be the first meeting of the season between the A's and Indians .
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Cuddyer helps Twins slip past Royals
Michael Cuddyer #5 of the Minnesota Twins bats against the Oakland Athletics during a Major League Baseball game on June 11, 2009 at the Oakland Coliseum in Oakland, California.
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Path gets no easier for A's hitters
The A's struggling offense is getting no slack. Over a four-game stretch beginning today, the A's face Cleveland left-hander Cliff Lee, followed by Boston's John Smoltz, Josh Beckett and Tim Wakefield.
The Athletics contained Indians cleanup hitter Shin-Soo Choo tonight, but they had no answers for No.
Choo drives in seven; Indians snap five-game losing streak with 15-3 win over A's
Shin-Soo Choo homered twice and drove in a career-high seven runs to lead the Cleveland Indians to a 15-3 victory over the Oakland Athletics on Friday night, snapping their five-game losing streak.
For Better, For Worse: Oakland Aces
I'm here to make amends. During spring training, I said that Oakland was a fantasy wasteland, nearly void of any talent.
A's notebook: Extra rest for Anderson
The A's liked what they saw from Brett Anderson on extra days' rest, so they're repeating the formula.
The situation has to be pretty bad to shut down a film starring Brad Pitt , directed by Steven Soderberg , and $10 million already sunk into pre-production costs.
Reeling Indians try to get back on track vs. A's
The Cleveland Indians have been playing poorly since mid- June and will try to stop a five-game losing streak tonight in the opener of a three-game series versus the Oakland Athletics at Progressive Field.
Pitching, Steroids, and The 1989 Oakland A's
It's probably too late to dislodge the Bash Brothers image from memories of that A's dynasty, but over the next few hundred words, I hope to at least show that power was not the crucial element behind Oakland winning the Loma Prieta World Series.
Galarraga wins second straight, gets Tigers back on track
Oakland, Calif. -- Molars are extracted with more ease than the Tigers grab comfortable leads.
A's notebook: Suzuki in conversation for All-Star Game invite
The A's played their last home game of the first half of the season Wednesday, which means at least one member of the team will return home in a few weeks as an All-Star. Who that might be is still up in the air, but a few names floated around the clubhouse before and after the A's 5-1 afternoon victory over Detroit.
Promising rookies square off in Oakland
Two rookie pitchers who figure to have bright futures ahead will oppose one another when the Detroit Tigers and Oakland Athletics begin a three-game series tonight at the Coliseum.
Inge gets a breather to rest ailing knee
Brandon Inge knew Jim Leyland was planning on giving him a day off sometime this series.
Live Blog: Detroit Tigers at Oakland Athletics, 3:30 p.m. today
Tigers ace Justin Verlander takes the mound for the first-place Tigers today as Detroit wraps up its three-game series with the last-place Athletics in Oakland.
Gonzalez shows progress, but A's fall short
Gio Gonzalez's outing Tuesday wasn't particularly special in and of itself. But if the A's wind up giving the left-hander an extended look in their starting rotation, his progress will be measured in incremental steps.
A's reinstate Ellis; option Barton
Mark Ellis #14 of the Oakland Athletics in action against The New York Yankees during their game on April 22, 2009 at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx Borough of New York.
Oakland's Outman Has Season-Ending Elbow Surgery
Oakland Athletics left-hander Josh Outman has undergone ligament replacement surgery on his pitching elbow, ending his season.
No Hitters in Oakland A's History
Since arriving in Oakland from Kansas City in 1968, the Athletics have thrown five no-hitters. Here is a brief look at each of those games.
Krieger: Holliday's free-agency pickle
With the economy and his numbers down, Matt Holliday's big free- agent gamble is beginning to look like a mistake.