it was only a matter of time until the Oakland A's dropped the "Oakland" from their name. The Athletics will be playing next season in West Sacramento at Sutter Health Park, with the plan to be ...

Although it was inevitable, the Oakland Athletics are no more. According to MLB insider Evan Drellich, the franchise has released its branding plans for the club as they make the transition to ...

Winn played five of his 13 seasons in San Francisco and has been involved in the Giants organization in different capacities ...

The Athletics are a team without a city for the time being, at least in how they're referenced. The MLB franchise announced Monday it has removed Oakland from its name and will simply be the ...

The Oakland Athletics are officially no more. The team sent out new brand guidelines Monday, specifying how they want the club to be referred to going forward. “When referring to the team name ...

AP Surprisingly, the team will not incorporate California into its new team name after departing the Bay Area after 57 years in Oakland. The Athletics will move to Sutter Health Park in West ...

As much as those conversations all raised eyebrows, nothing could have prepared us for his latest take on Ezekiel Elliott. During his weekly appearance on 105.3 The Fan, Jones said they’ve seen ...

The Oakland Athletics, also known as the A's, are a professional baseball team based in Oakland, California as of October 2024. They were established in 1901 as one of the original eight charter ...

Elliott Investment Management has built a $5 billion-plus position in Honeywell International Inc. and is pushing the industrial giant to pursue a break up. The activist investment firm wants ...

The weird existence of the franchise formerly known as the Oakland Athletics has officially begun. The A's took the first step in walking away from their glorious Oakland history — which ...

Philadelphia Eagles kicker Jake Elliott would like someone to wake him up from his nightmare. The Eagles kicker struggled Thursday, missing two field goals and an extra point – all wide left ...

A member of the 1974 World Series Oakland Athletics who went on to leave a long legacy as a coach has died. Gaylen Pitts passed away on Oct. 10, according to his death notice in the Baxter Bulletin.