Left-hander Dallas Braden visited a neurologist who told him he has a "traumatized" nerve in his left foot, according to manager Bob Geren. Geren still hopes to get Braden back on the mound for Oakland this season, even if it's for a start or two or in...
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August 28, 2009
Trevor Bell tries to rebound from his last start against Brett Tomko.
Trevor Bell tries to rebound from his last start against Brett Tomko.
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August 26, 2009
One of the hardest adjustments for a young player is to go from playing every day essentially his entire life to sitting on the bench for extended periods. Since Daric Barton came off the disabled list, rookie first baseman Tommy Everidge has had to learn a...
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August 26, 2009
Rehabbing Chavez sets sights on a return in 2010SEATTLE — Eric Chavez recently began rehabilitating his back after having his second microdiscectomy surgery June 23.
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August 28, 2009
Rookie Trevor Cahill and two relievers combined on a three-hitter and Ryan Sweeney came within a double of hitting for the cycle, leading the Oakland Athletics to a 2-0 victory over the Los Angeles Angels on Thursday night.
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August 27, 2009
Chuck Finley and Brian Downing, teammates on the Angels' 1986 AL West championship team, were inducted into the franchise's Hall of Fame before Thursday night's game against the Oakland Athletics.
Via MyTeamRivals.com
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August 25, 2009
The next time you begin to entertain the idea that steroids may not make a better baseball player, please remember the curious case of Jason Giambi:Yeah. That is the same guy. Trust me.And if you analyze his stats, you will notice a surge in the power department during the years Mr. Giambi was admittedly jivin' on the juice. Sure, there was some inherent talent there; that...
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August 27, 2009
Runs were at a premium for Oakland in this three-game series at Safeco Field, so when Jack Cust hit a mammoth shot toward the top of the pole in right in the sixth, A's manager Bob Geren went out to contest the foul call. After a video review, the umpires...
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August 27, 2009
Hate to beat a dead horse, but this is a good article about Nomar.
In Oakland’s visit to Boston in July, Mr. Garciaparra approached the plate for the first time as a visiting player. The crowd roared, first for seconds, then minutes. Stunned, Mr. Garciaparra backed away from the plate and did a slow 360, taking time to acknowledge fans in every section of the ballpark. For...
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August 27, 2009
(Sports Network) -- The Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim haven't been playing their best ball as of late, but an uplifting win on Wednesday and some upcoming games against a last-place team may help the current American League West leaders get back on track.
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