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Category Archives: Oakland A’s
SPEAKING OF SPORTS: Are the Kings really contenders?
Believe it or not, the Sacramento Kings actually have a shot at making the NBA playoffs as the league enters its mid-season (sort of) break for the All-Star game. That’s a real change for a team that hasn’t been in … Continue reading
Lew Wolff, John Fisher: Baseball’s Oakland slum lords
The Oakland A’s have always played second fiddle to the San Francisco Giants in the Bay Area baseball market, but they’ve come to resemble the neglected step child since the Haas family sold the team in 2005 to a group … Continue reading
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