Oakland Athletics
Major League Baseball franchise in California
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April 19 2025 | 3-1 victory against Brewers. Severino won, Patrick lost, Miller saved the game at American Family Field with 30,659 in attendance. |
April 18 2025 | Athletics lose 3-5 to Brewers at American Family Field, with Peralta winning and Ginn losing. |
April 17 2025 | Series against White Sox ends with a dominant 8-0 victory, Sears winning the game |
2025 | The team is operating under the simplified names 'Athletics' and 'A's' during their transition period before planned relocation to the Las Vegas metropolitan area. |
April 16 2025 | Narrow 3-1 win against the White Sox. Bido won the game, and Miller recorded a save with 10,411 in attendance. |
April 15 2025 | Game against the White Sox results in a dominant 12-3 victory, Springs getting the win and Spence recording a save. |
April 13 2025 | Mets series concludes with a heavy 0-8 loss, Senga getting the win. |
April 12 2025 | Second game against the Mets ends in a 3-1 victory, Ginn getting the win and Miller recording a save. |
April 11 2025 | First game against the Mets results in a 4-7 loss, Canning getting the win and Díaz recording a save. |
April 9 2025 | Padres series concludes with a 1-2 loss, Vásquez getting the win and Suárez recording a save. |
2025 | Noah Murdock begins playing as a Pitcher (P) for the Athletics |
April 8 2025 | Bounce-back game against the Padres with a 10-4 victory, Springs getting the win. |
April 7 2025 | First game against the Padres ends in a close 4-5 loss, King getting the win and Suárez recording a save. |
April 6 2025 | Rockies series concludes with a heavy 5-12 loss, Dollander getting the win. |
April 5 2025 | Second game against the Rockies results in a 7-4 win, Sears getting the win and Miller recording a save. |
April 4 2025 | First game against the Rockies ends in an 11-inning 6-3 victory, with Murdock getting the win and Miller recording a save. |
April 2 2025 | Cubs series concludes with a heavy 2-10 loss, Taillon getting the win. |
April 2 2025 | The Ballers play an exhibition game against the San Jose Giants, dubbed 'Battle of the Bay 2.0', marking the first time an MLB affiliate team played against an Independent partner league team. The Giants won 5-2, and the game was broadcast on KPIX+. |
April 1 2025 | Athletics lose 4-7 to Cubs at Sutter Health Park, with Steele winning and Severino losing. |
April 1 2025 | Cubs series continues with a 4-7 loss, Steele getting the win and Pressly recording a save. |
March 31 2025 | Suffered a heavy 3-18 defeat against the Cubs at Sutter Health Park, with Brown's record becoming 1-1 and Estes taking a loss |
March 31 2025 | Severe 3-18 loss against Cubs, with Brown taking the loss and Estes credited with the opposing team's win |
March 31 2025 | Severe 3-18 loss against the Cubs at Sutter Health Park, with Brown taking the loss and Rea recording a save. |
March 30 2025 | Mariners series concludes with a 1-2 loss, Woo getting the win and Muñoz recording a save. |
2025 | Gio Urshela joins the team as a second baseman (2B), starting his ongoing tenure |
2025 | Luis Urias joins the team as a third baseman (3B), starting his ongoing tenure |
2025 | Max Muncy begins playing as shortstop (SS) for the team |
2025 | Jose Leclerc joins the Athletics roster as an active player, marking the start of his tenure with the team. |
2025 | Miguel Andujar joins the Athletics roster as an outfielder for the current and future seasons. |
March 29 2025 | Third consecutive game against the Mariners ends in a 4-2 win, with Bido getting the win and Miller recording a save. |
March 28 2025 | Dominant 7-0 victory against the Mariners, with Springs securing the win. |
March 27 2025 | Season opens with a 2-4 loss against the Mariners at T-Mobile Park, with Thornton taking the win and Leclerc suffering the loss. |
2025 | Team begins temporary relocation to West Sacramento, with uniforms featuring 'Athletics' wordmark and a Sacramento Tower Bridge logo patch. |
January 17 2025 | Signed right-handed pitcher José Leclerc to a 1-year, $10 million contract. |
2024 | The Oakland Athletics completed their final season in Oakland, finishing with a 69-93 record, which represented a 19-game improvement from their 2023 record of 50-112. |
2024 | Shea Langeliers wins an athletics award for the Catcher (C) position |
2024 | Oakland Ballers compete in the Pioneer League, finishing 2nd with a season record of 58-38 under managers Micah Franklin (29-25) and Aaron Miles (29-13). They lost in the semifinals to Yolo with a 1-2 series result. |
2024 | The Oakland Ballers, an independent baseball team, began play in the Pioneer League, marking their inaugural season in professional baseball. |
2024 | Shea Langeliers wins the position of C (Catcher) |
2024 | Brent Rooker won the American League Silver Slugger Award in the Designated Hitter category. |
2024 | Jacob Wilson begins playing as shortstop for the Athletics, continuing his presence on the team from his previous 2B role in 2021 |
2024 | Abraham Toro joins the team as an infielder and is currently active. |
2024 | Jack O'Loughlin and Michel Otañez join the team as pitchers. |
2024 | Vinny Nittoli joins the Athletics and is listed as playing from 2024 to the present. |
2024 | Grant Holman debuts on the Athletics roster. |
2024 | J.T. Ginn joins the Athletics and is noted as being present from 2024 onwards. |
2024 | Daz Cameron joins the Athletics roster as an outfielder for the current season. |
2024 | Aaron Brooks returns to the Athletics roster for the current season. |
2024 | Brandon Bielak joins the Athletics roster for the current season. |
2024 | Jenny Cavnar becomes the first female primary play-by-play announcer in MLB history for A's broadcasts on NBC Sports California. |
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