The A’s just delivered their most complete performance of the 2025 season, steamrolling the White Sox 8-0 to secure a sweep in Chicago. It was loud, it was early, and it was often—Lawrence Butler and Jacob Wilson doubled on the first two pitches of the game to put the A’s on top before the White Sox even knew what hit them. Butler, aka The Law Dog, wasn’t done—he crushed a solo homer in the fifth to kick off a home run parade. JJ Bleday mashed a two-run shot in the sixth, Tyler Soderstrom hit his MLB-leading ninth homer in the seventh, and Brent Rooker capped things off with a bomb in the ninth. On the mound, JP Sears shoved—six shutout innings, just three hits, total control.

But don’t get too comfy. As sweet as the Chicago sweep was, the real measuring stick comes this weekend in Milwaukee. The A’s are hot, riding high, and clicking on all cylinders—but the Brewers aren’t pushovers. It’s a clash of momentum and legitimacy. Can the A’s prove they’re more than just early-season darlings? Locked On A’s host Booney teams up with Locked On Brewers host Chuck Friemund for a preview of the showdown, diving into what this series means for both clubs. Buckle up—this could be a statement series.