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Well-traveled Tristan Gray and Janson Junk, both recent waiver pick-ups, were named to the Oakland A’s expanded 28-man roster on Sunday.

Shea Langeliers hit two home runs, including a leadoff walk-off blast in the bottom of the ninth, to power the Oakland A’s to a 5-4 win against the Mariners.

Lawrence Butler was named the AL Player of the Week on Tuesday, becoming only the sixth player in Oakland A’s history to win the award twice in the same season.

Seth Brown’s ninth-inning single to right scored JJ Bleday and gave the Oakland A’s a second straight walk-off victory, a 3-2 defeat of Seattle on Tuesday.

The Oakland A’s were down 2-0 three batters into J.T. Ginn’s second MLB start Tuesday. But he escaped without further damage and went on to pitch six innings.

Janson Junk’s debut with the A’s was nothing but ugly as he allowed seven earned runs without getting an out in Oakland’s 16-3 loss to Seattle on Wednesday.

As the Oakland A’s prepare to move to Sacramento, players face uncertainty as MLBPA and commissioner’s office negotiate over getting Sutter Health Park ready.

The Oakland A’s provided a brief reminder of what baseball can be in the Coliseum with a 13th inning walk-off 7-6 win over the Tigers.

Tigers ace Tarik Skubal grew up watching Barry Zito pitch in the Coliseum, and thinks MLB belongs in Oakland. Now, like the A’s great, he might win a Cy Young.

Rookie Brady Basso gave the Oakland Athletics six shutout innings in his first MLB start, but the Detroit Tigers stymied the A’s offense for a 2-1 victory.