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 ...

The Athletics are Oakland’s no more. With the 2024 MLB season behind it, the Athletics have officially dropped the city from ...

For nearly every highlight of Julie Croteau's trailblazing baseball career, she shared the field with men. Often as teammates ...

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 Sacramento next season ...

Their name for the time being will be “Athletics” with “A's” being an approved nickname. The official logo will be the “A's”, ...

Though this move was announced months ago, it's still a slight shock to realize the Oakland Athletics are no more, replaced ...

RELATED: Tone-deaf John Fisher wants A's fans' forgiveness for moving team from Oakland The A's media release instructs outlets to "use only 'Athletics'" on first reference and just "A's" on ...

Billionaire Oakland A’s owner John Fisher is looking to cash in on the team’s move to Las Vegas by selling off a minority stake that values the franchise at $2 billion — a whopping 66% ...

Drellich revealed the club's rebranding plans on X, with the team set to be known simply as the Athletics, all but ending their rich history in the city of Oakland. While they will no longer use ...

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.

with Oakland having 44 points on the year, and the No. 5 team, Memphis, holding 48 points. There is still an opportunity for the Roots to fall in the standings, however. Orange County SC (43 ...

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 ...