Athletics improve to 33-35 and remain in the hunt in the AL West.
The A’s open their historic first series in Las Vegas against the Milwaukee Brewers.
Game 1 turns into an offensive explosion as the Brewers win 15-14 in 12 innings.
Eleven total home runs are hit in game one as the Las Vegas ballpark proves to be extremely hitter-friendly.
JT Ginn earns another victory in Game 2 as the A’s win 7-5.
Zack Gelof extends his hitting streak to 14 games and launches his eighth home run of the season.
Tyler Soderstrom continues his strong season with another homer.
Henry Bolte records the first home run of his major league career.
Nick Kurtz stays scorching hot with his 15th home run of the season.
The A’s win Game 3 over Milwaukee 4-3 to take the series.
Lawrence Butler delivers the defining moment of the Las Vegas series with a go-ahead home run in the seventh inning.
Butler’s blast helps the Athletics tie the franchise record with 15 home runs over a three-game span.
Discussion: Has Lawrence Butler become the face of the Athletics’ future?
Discussion: Is Nick Kurtz already establishing himself as one of the best young hitters in baseball?
Evaluating a proposed trade package for Tigers ace Tarik Skubal.
Would the Athletics be willing to move Luis Severino, Jamie Arnold, Devin Taylor, and Lawrence Butler for one of baseball’s best pitchers?
Giants rookie Bryce Eldridge completes a historic comeback with a walk-off grand slam against the Nationals.
Eldridge becomes the youngest player in MLB history to hit a walk-off grand slam.
Final thoughts on the Athletics’ future in Las Vegas and what comes next for the club.Presented by Bleav in A’s and Beam City Sports.
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