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KNBR shakeup: Tom Tolbert, John Lund out at San Francisco’s longtime sports talk radio power
San Francisco sports talk radio station KNBR has fired popular and longtime hosts Tom Tolbert and John Lund.
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Oakland A’s fans have a lot in common with Kansas City cousins when it comes to watching their team leave
The A's franchise moved from Kansas City to Oakland in 1968 under similar circumstances to the ones driving them from the East Bay now.
Oakland A’s fans return to Bay Area after taking their case directly to John Fisher, MLB owners
"I feel like (John Fisher) lives in his own little world, and so he thinks that he's coming off as genuine. But he's not. He's tone deaf."
Oakland A’s head into second day of facing tough questions from Nevada legislature over stadium plans
The Oakland A's bid to have their public financing package plan heard in the Nevada Legislature has gone into extra innings and after a full day of discussion on Wednesday...
Oakland A’s fans to hold rally to protest possible relocation to Las Vegas
"We were played. I think there is a possible route to save this team. I don't think A's fans are done -- there was a lot of information thrown at...
SF Giants among MLB’s most profitable teams in 2022; A’s also made millions: report
Despite missing the playoffs, the Giants turned the second-largest profit in the majors last season ($74.9 million), while the A’s were the 16th-most profitable team ($29 million) despite losing 100...
What could have been: Reggie Jackson says he was denied chance to buy Oakland A’s
“In writing, I sent a letter to Ken Hofmann, who owned the A’s, that I’m willing to pay $25 million more than any bid that you get. Bud said to...
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How COVID-19 helped bring baseball card collecting back to life
Interest in baseball memorabilia has soared over the last two years, with cards fetching astronomical prices and sports memorabilia stores thriving even during lockdown. Naturally, shortages soon followed.
Oracle inks stadium naming rights deal with San Francisco Giants
AT&T Park will be rebranded Oracle Park under the $200 million to $350 million agreement.