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Hairston's injuries and frustration are mountingScott Hairston's list of injuries is growing, and the frustration bothers him just as much as the pain.
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September 22, 2009
Hairston's injuries and frustration are mountingScott Hairston's list of injuries is growing, and the frustration bothers him just as much as the pain.
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September 22, 2009
by Jeff FletcherFiled under: AthleticsOAKLAND -- The A's rebuilding plan may appear to be progressing quickly with the team's hot streak, but don't expect GM Billy Beane to make any big splashes on marquee players this winter to fill out the picture. He tried that last winter. Didn't work. Only after the A's got rid of Matt Holliday, Jason Giambi and Orlando...
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September 23, 2009
Kurt Suzuki and Daric Barton drove in two runs apiece, Trevor Cahill won his fourth consecutive decision and the Athletics clinched their first winning month in more than a year with an 9-1 victory over the Rangers on Tuesday.
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September 24, 2009
By far, the dorkiest fantasy sports league I play in—and, trust me, they all qualify as dorky, only to varying degrees—is a $50-dollar-entry, long-term keeper, auction-value league I just started playing in this year with a bunch of different friends I've been doing fantasy sports with for the better part of the decade.
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Via Walkoff Walk
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September 23, 2009
When the A's released tarnished slugger Jason Giambi towards the end of August, many tall foreheads and assorted baseball watchers left the big lefty for dead. The stench of performance enhancing steroids hung over the former Giambino and his precipitous offensive drop-off.
While many clucked their tongues and derided the Dan O'Dowd's insurance acquisition as a waste...
Via The Big Picture
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September 24, 2009
Some of the best fans we know are A's fans. They're knowledgeable, educated and root for the team the right way.The rest of the Oakland fanbase? Not so bright. Generalization? Absolutely. But our experience with them hasn't been great. This one fan certainly isn't giving the A's fanbase a good name.Outfielder Matt Carson does not have the ball from his first big...
Via Sacbee
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September 23, 2009
OAKLAND – Kurt Suzuki and Daric Barton drove in two runs apiece, Trevor Cahill won his fourth consecutive decision, and the A's clinched their first winning month in more than a year with a 9-1 victory over the Texas Rangers on Tuesday night.
Texas' loss kept the Rangers seven games behind Boston in the American League wild-card race, and it clinched a postseason...
Via Miami Herald
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September 23, 2009
Kurt Suzuki and Daric Barton drove in two runs apiece, Trevor Cahill won his fourth straight decision and the Oakland Athletics clinched their first winning month in more than a year with an 9-1 victory over the Texas Rangers on Tuesday night.
Via Miami Herald
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September 22, 2009
(Sports Network) -- After getting a breakout performance out of their sputtering offense on Monday, the Texas Rangers hope the trend carries over into tonight's road clash with the Oakland Athletics.
Via Miami Herald
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September 23, 2009
(Sports Network) -- With their playoff chances dwindling by the day, the Texas Rangers continue a crucial four-game series with the red-hot Oakland Athletics tonight at the Coliseum.
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