For Athletics fans who can't root for John Fisher's team since he moved it from Oakland to Sacramento -- and eventually Las Vegas -- there are 29 other MLB teams to support ...

Oakland A’s celebrate 2002 Streak Team: Who’s coming, and what’s in store Miguel Tejada will throw the ceremonial first pitch Sunday to Scott Hatteberg as the Oakland A’s celebrate the ...

Goodbye, Oakland A’s. The A’s are officially dropping Oakland from their name, and the ballclub is making sure everyone knows just what they want to be called.

The Athletics are Oakland’s no more. With the 2024 MLB season behind it, the Athletics have officially dropped the city from their team name. The team will go by just the Athletics or A’s ...

The Oakland Athletics are officially no more after a brand transition Monday morning. The team is now simply just known as 'The Athletics.' It comes as the team temporarily transitions its home ...

With baseball's Opening Day just a few weeks away, you could say the Oakland Athletics are the most controversial team in baseball. The A's are playing at the 60s-era Coliseum for one more year ...

Despite moving the Sacramento for at least the next three seasons before going to Las Vegas, the Athletics will not have California's capital in its team name.

The national media roasted team owner John Fisher after the Athletics' final game in Oakland, but some reminisced about the good old days.

The Oakland Athletics are a professional baseball franchise in Oakland, California, competing in the American League (AL) West division of Major League Baseball (MLB). Founded in 1901, the team ...

With the Oakland Athletics moving to Las Vegas, civic leaders wonder if team owner John Fisher will quickly sell his Oakland Coliseum stake.

Oakland A’s celebrate 2002 Streak Team: Who’s coming, and what’s in store Miguel Tejada will throw the ceremonial first pitch Sunday to Scott Hatteberg as the Oakland A’s celebrate the ...

The Oakland A’s unveiled their plans for the 20th-anniversary celebration of the 2002 team that won a then-American League record 20 consecutive games and later captured the AL West title.