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Baseball players are staying mindful on the diamond with barefoot walks in the grass

Across baseball, players are embracing practices like barefoot walking and breathing sessions to keep their minds as healthy as their bodies for the long haul of a pressure-packed baseball season

The Independent UK

MLB players' union ready to negotiate if A's need temporary home before move to Las Vegas

SEATTLE — The Oakland Athletics plan to play the 2024 season at the Oakland Coliseum, the final year under their lease. They plan to open their new stadium in Las Vegas for the 2028 season.

Los Angeles Times

Duran, Paxton power Red Sox to 10-3 victory over A’s

BOSTON — After struggling against teams with worse records throughout the first half of the season, the Red Sox are finally seizing the opportunity to pad their record. After a solid win in Friday night’s series opener, they overpowered the Oakland Athletics again on Saturday to the tune of a…

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Nick Pivetta strikes out eight as Red Sox top Athletics, 7-3

BOSTON — Since being taken out of the starting rotation in mid-May Nick Pivetta has emerged as a formidable weapon out of the bullpen, and Friday he made his strongest case yet for a potential return to full-time starting duty.

Boston Herald

Bill Shaikin: Nevada rolled the dice on the A’s. A kindergarten teacher lost faith in government.

LOS ANGELES — Bethany Li is not much of a baseball fan. She does not pay close attention to politics. She just finished her first year as a kindergarten teacher, and keeping up with a class full of adorable kids leaves little time to keep up with news and sports.

Los Angeles Times

Ken Sugiura: Since 1969, only 7 teams have had better months than Braves’ June; how did they fare?

June 2023 always will belong to the Braves, Angels superstar Shohei Ohtani and Jonathan Vero. You’re likely familiar with the first two; Vero is a French firefighter who apparently has a taste for danger and a lot of free time. On June 29, he set Guinness World Records for fastest…

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Tigers allow only two hits in Skubal's debut, but lose 1-0 to A's in 10 innings

DETROIT — AJ Hinch didn’t want to give away the game plan before the game Tuesday, but he also didn’t want everyone to freak out if Tarik Skubal came out of his season debut a little earlier than might be expected.

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Yankees’ Domingo German Makes History With Perfect Game

Plus, the latest on the biggest names in NBA free agency.

Sports Illustrated

New York Yankees star who got 10-game ban throws MLB's first perfect game since 2012

The New York Yankees and MLB have a new name in their history books after pitcher Domingo German threw the perfect game against the Oakland Athletics

Daily Mirror

Domingo German makes history, throws Yankees’ fourth perfect game

Fresh off two of the worst starts of his career, Domingo German delivered the definitive game of his life.

Tribune News Service

Yankees pitcher Domingo Germán throws perfect game against Oakland, the 24th in MLB history

Domingo Germán of the New York Yankees has pitched the 24th perfect game in major league history, retiring every Oakland batter in an 11-0 victory over the Athletics

The Independent UK

Rob Manfred Responds to Heavy Criticism of His Harsh Comments About A’s Fans

Manfred clarified his comments after criticism he received while discussing Oakland’s reverse boycott last week.

Sports Illustrated

The Royals Are the MLB Disaster No One Is Talking About

Kansas City is on track for its worst season ever, due in no small part to its troubled pitching staff.

Sports Illustrated

Cole Irvin’s change-up, Orioles’ bullpen ineffective in 10-3 loss to Cubs

CHICAGO — Facing a Chicago Cubs lineup of nine right-handed hitters, Orioles left-hander Cole Irvin’s secondary pitches were going to be “important,” manager Brandon Hyde emphasized before the game. One of them let Irvin down repeatedly.

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Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Musician Urges A’s to Stay in Oakland

The team’s fans got a glimmer of hope on their boulevard of broken dreams.

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Oakland A’s secure crucial votes in Nevada, close in on $380 million stadium deal

Nevada lawmakers on Tuesday granted the A’s a crucial win in their dreams of a state-of-the-art, $1.5 billion Las Vegas ballpark, part of a whirlwind day for Oakland’s last major sports franchise.

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Are the Oakland A’s staying or going? Nevada lawmakers have yet to decide.

The future of the Oakland A’s is in the hands of Nevada lawmakers who still haven’t decided on the team’s request for $380 million in public money for a new ballpark nearly a week after the state’s governor called a special hearing.

Sports Illustrated

Yankees Owner Says Underfunded MLB Teams Share Blame for Payroll Disparity

Hal Steinbrenner said at owners’ meetings that he doesn’t appreciate those that aren’t “putting money into the team when they could.”

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Astros Take Cruel Dig at Athletics' Attendance on Twitter During Blowout Win

It’s hard to hurt a team on pace to go 29–133, but Houston tried.

Daily Mirror

Inside the $1.5billion ballpark on Las Vegas strip ahead of Oakland A's relocation

New images have been released by the Oakland A's as the Major League Baseball franchise look to move to a new stadium that is planned to be built on the Las Vegas strip

Tribune News Service

Bryce Miller keeps throwing heaters, continues impressive start as Mariners beat A’s

Bryce Miller’s logic when it comes to pitch selection and game plan isn’t complicated.

Tribune News Service

MLB commissioner: A’s ‘pretty settled’ on Las Vegas site; relocation vote could come within month

MILWAUKEE — A vote to approve the Oakland Athletics’ possible move to Las Vegas by Major League Baseball owners could be just weeks away, Commissioner Rob Manfred said Thursday.

Tribune News Service

Luis Castillo back to his old self as Mariners drub Oakland

The randomness of regular-season results, including the unexpected outcomes of games, is a somewhat accepted and romantic charm of the marathon that is a 162-game baseball season.

Sports Illustrated

Suspended A’s Broadcaster Glen Kuiper Fired After On-Air Use of Racial Slur

Glen Kuiper had been suspended indefinitely for his actions prior to Oakland’s May 5 game at Kansas City.

Tribune News Service

Oakland A’s final destination is unknown, but rookie Esteury Ruiz is getting somewhere in a hurry

Esteury Ruiz is in a hurry to get somewhere, and we’re not talking about Oakland or Las Vegas.

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