Tuesday's meeting between the A's and Oakland officials is shaping up to be a key moment in deciding whether the team will stay at the Coliseum beyond 2024. City officials plan to propose a five-year, $97 million extension of the team's lease with an opt-out after three years, according to documents obtained by ESPN and ABC7. A major incentive for the A's to stay in Oakland is the reported $67 million in annual revenue from the team's deal to broadcast games on NBC Sports California.

Tuesday's meeting between the A's and Oakland officials is shaping up to be a key moment in deciding whether the team will stay at the Coliseum beyond 2024. City officials plan to propose a five-year, $97 million extension of the team's lease with an opt-out after three years, according to documents obtained by ESPN and ABC7. A major incentive for the A's to stay in Oakland is the reported $67 million in annual revenue from the team's deal to broadcast games on NBC Sports California.

Tuesday's meeting between the A's and Oakland officials is shaping up to be a key moment in deciding whether the team will stay at the Coliseum beyond 2024. City officials plan to propose a five-year, $97 million extension of the team's lease with an opt-out after three years, according to documents obtained by ESPN and ABC7. A major incentive for the A's to stay in Oakland is the reported $67 million in annual revenue from the team's deal to broadcast games on NBC Sports California.

Mar. 31—The Lewis-Clark State baseball team's history is full of second-chances. There are players past and present who can credit months and years spent in Lewiston for successful ends to baseball careers that hit some bumps on the road. There are some players on the team who had nowhere else to go. Some were left scrambling to find a home due to unforeseen circumstances. And there've been ...

Cleveland Guardians (3-0) vs. Oakland Athletics (0-3) Oakland, California; Sunday, 4:07 p.m. EDT PITCHING PROBABLES: Guardians: Carlos Carrasco (0-0); Athletics: Paul Blackburn (0-0) : Guardians -122, Athletics +103; over/under is 8 runs BOTTOM LINE: The Oakland Athletics take on the Cleveland Guardians looking to break their three-game home slide. Oakland went 50-112 overall and 26-55 in home games a season ago. The Athletics batted .223 as a team in the 2023 season with a .669 OPS. Cleveland went 76-86 overall and 34-47 in road games last season. The Guardians pitching staff had a collective 3.97 ERA while averaging 8.2 strikeouts per nine innings in the 2023 season. INJURIES: Athletics: Sean

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The Athletics might have a future in Oakland after all. ESPN's Tim Keown reported, according to a document obtained by the network and KGO in San Francisco, that the city of Oakland will present A's ownership with an offer to extend the team's Coliseum lease past the 2024 MLB season. According to the document, the offer is for five years with an opt-out after the third year, and requires the A's to pay a $97 million "extension fee," which will be owed by the team even if the opt-out is exercised, and reportedly will pay off the $170 million structural deficit at the Coliseum. The organization also is being asked to cover the costs of switching over the playing field to accommodate the Oakland Roots SC and also sell the 50 percent share of its ownership in the Coliseum.

Fremont native Steven Kwan homered and reached base four times, and the Cleveland Guardians had 15 hits in a 12-3 rout of the Oakland Athletics before a Saturday afternoon crowd of just 5,425. Six Guardians stole bases off Kyle McCann, a 26-year-old catcher making his major league debut. Cleveland's Stephen Vogt tied Al Lopez in 1951 as the only managers to start their Cleveland careers 3-0. The A's, meanwhile, have lost the first three games of the season for just the second time in 28 years.

Fremont native Steven Kwan homered and reached base four times, and the Cleveland Guardians had 15 hits in a 12-3 rout of the Oakland Athletics before a Saturday afternoon crowd of just 5,425. Six Guardians stole bases off Kyle McCann, a 26-year-old catcher making his major league debut. Cleveland's Stephen Vogt tied Al Lopez in 1951 as the only managers to start their Cleveland careers 3-0. The A's, meanwhile, have lost the first three games of the season for just the second time in 28 years.

Fremont native Steven Kwan homered and reached base four times, and the Cleveland Guardians had 15 hits in a 12-3 rout of the Oakland Athletics before a Saturday afternoon crowd of just 5,425. Six Guardians stole bases off Kyle McCann, a 26-year-old catcher making his major league debut. Cleveland's Stephen Vogt tied Al Lopez in 1951 as the only managers to start their Cleveland careers 3-0. The A's, meanwhile, have lost the first three games of the season for just the second time in 28 years.

Bay area native Steven Kwan homered and reached base four times, and the Cleveland Guardians had 15 hits in a 12-3 rout of the Oakland Athletics before a Saturday afternoon crowd of just 5,425.

Cleveland Guardians (2-0) vs. Oakland Athletics (0-2) Oakland, California; Saturday, 4:07 p.m. EDT PITCHING PROBABLES: Guardians: Tanner Bibee (0-0); Athletics: JP Sears (0-0) : Guardians -143, Athletics +121; over/under is 7 1/2 runs BOTTOM LINE: The Cleveland Guardians face the Oakland Athletics leading the series 2-0. Oakland had a 50-112 record overall and a 26-55 record in home games last season. The Athletics scored 3.6 runs per game while allowing 5.7 in the 2023 season. Cleveland had a 76-86 record overall and a 34-47 record in road games last season. The Guardians scored 4.1 runs per game while giving up 4.3 last season. INJURIES: Athletics: Sean Newcomb : 60-Day IL (knee), Luis Medina:

Cleveland Guardians (2-0) vs. Oakland Athletics (0-2) Oakland, California; Saturday, 4:07 p.m. EDT PITCHING PROBABLES: Guardians: Tanner Bibee (0-0); Athletics: JP Sears (0-0) : Guardians -143, Athletics +121; over/under is 7 1/2 runs BOTTOM LINE: The Cleveland Guardians face the Oakland Athletics leading the series 2-0. Oakland had a 50-112 record overall and a 26-55 record in home games last season. The Athletics scored 3.6 runs per game while allowing 5.7 in the 2023 season. Cleveland had a 76-86 record overall and a 34-47 record in road games last season. The Guardians scored 4.1 runs per game while giving up 4.3 last season. INJURIES: Athletics: Sean Newcomb : 60-Day IL (knee), Luis Medina:

Cleveland, OH-The Cleveland State softball team defeated Oakland in the finale of a three-game home opening series at Viking Field on Saturday afternoon. The Vikings clubbed two home runs in defeating the Golden Grizzlies 5-3 to even their record at 3-3 through the first two conference series of the season.

José Ramirez hit his first home run of the season, Andrés Giménez had three hits and the Cleveland Guardians beat the Oakland A's 6-4 on Friday night in front of a sparse crowd at the Coliseum. Ramirez, an All-Star each of the past three seasons, hit a two-run homer as part of a three-run first inning for the Guardians. Giménez (3-for-3, two walks) hit a pair of RBI doubles, while Will Brennan added an RBI single for Cleveland. “That's why he's José Ramirez,” A's manager Mark Kotsay said.

José Ramirez hit his first home run of the season, Andrés Giménez had three hits and the Cleveland Guardians beat the Oakland A's 6-4 on Friday night in front of a sparse crowd at the Coliseum. Ramirez, an All-Star each of the past three seasons, hit a two-run homer as part of a three-run first inning for the Guardians. Giménez (3-for-3, two walks) hit a pair of RBI doubles, while Will Brennan added an RBI single for Cleveland. “That's why he's José Ramirez,” A's manager Mark Kotsay said.

José Ramirez hit his first home run of the season, Andrés Giménez had three hits and the Cleveland Guardians beat the Oakland A's 6-4 on Friday night in front of a sparse crowd at the Coliseum. Ramirez, an All-Star each of the past three seasons, hit a two-run homer as part of a three-run first inning for the Guardians. Giménez (3-for-3, two walks) hit a pair of RBI doubles, while Will Brennan added an RBI single for Cleveland.

The Oakland Athletics (0-1) host the Cleveland Guardians (1-0) at 9:40 PM ET on Friday. The Guardians will call on Logan Allen against the Athletics and Ross Stripling. Place your bets on any MLB matchup at BetMGM, and sign up with our link for a first-time deposit bonus! Guardians vs. Athletics Pitcher Matchup Info Date: Friday, March 29, 2024 Time: 9:40 PM ET TV: NBCS-CA Location: Oakland, California Venue: Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Livestream: Fubo Probable Pitchers: Allen - CLE (0-0, 0.00 ERA) vs Stripling - OAK (0-0, 0.00 ERA) You can watch the MLB all season long on Fubo ! Discover More About This Game Guardians vs Athletics Player Props Guardians vs Athletics Odds Guardians vs Athletics

Ten years ago, Ross Stripling was sitting at home unable to pitch, wondering if Tommy John elbow surgery had derailed his career. During that recovery time, Stripling, who is scheduled to start tonight for the Oakland A's against the Cleveland Guardians, made strides toward a backup plan if his playing career didn't pan out – working in personal finance. The Texas A&M graduate with a degree in business finance did not originally plan to go down that route. After growing up in Southlake, Texas, Stripling enrolled at A&M for its highly esteemed engineering program.

Ten years ago, Ross Stripling was sitting at home unable to pitch, wondering if Tommy John elbow surgery had derailed his career. During that recovery time, Stripling, who is scheduled to start tonight for the Oakland A's against the Cleveland Guardians, made strides toward a backup plan if his playing career didn't pan out – working in personal finance. The Texas A&M graduate with a degree in business finance did not originally plan to go down that route. After growing up in Southlake, Texas, Stripling enrolled at A&M for its highly esteemed engineering program.