Brady Basso, drafted by the Oakland Athletics in 2019, made his MLB debut in 2024, showcasing his skills with a solid performance. After fluctuating between the majors and Triple-A, he recorded a 4.03 ERA over the season, demonstrating a strong four-seam fastball and an effective curveball.

As the Athletics prepare for the 2025 season, Basso faces competition for a rotation spot, but his impressive stats and potential could earn him a place in the starting lineup.

The Oakland Coliseum bid farewell to the A's with a poignant final game against the Texas Rangers, as fans reminisced over decades of loyalty and heartache. This emotional goodbye is part of a broader narrative of sports teams abandoning Oakland, with the A's latest move to Las Vegas further emphasizing the city's dwindling major sports presence.

Despite the contentious relationship with ownership, A's fans passionately protested their team's relocation, illustrating their deep connection to the franchise. As local supporters ponder what's next for Oakland sports, sentiments of loss and resilience resonate throughout the community.

Seth Brown's performance, including a homer and a game-winning hit, led the Oakland Athletics to a narrow victory over the Seattle Mariners, marking their second consecutive walk-off win.

The Mariners have now lost four straight games, while Oakland celebrates their sixth walk-off this season.

Hogan Harris and three relievers combine on shutout as Oakland Athletics defeat Houston Astros 4-0. Harris had seven strikeouts and worked on his delivery during the All-Star break.

JJ Bleday, Lawrence Butler, Max Schuemann lead A’s to victory. Houston's Yordan Alvarez doubles but Astros fall short. Astros manager Joe Espada praises Oakland's performance.

Up next, Astros rookie RHP Jake Bloss faces Oakland. A’s RHP Osvaldo Bido to start the game.

Kevin Pillar hit a two-run double in the eighth as Los Angeles rallied against Oakland's bullpen, and the Angels beat the Athletics 8-5 on Sunday in likely their final game ever at the Coliseum.

An announced crowd of 10,380 was on hand for the Angels' final scheduled trip to Oakland before the A's leave for Sacramento and soon Las Vegas.