Host Alex Espinoza breaks down the A's taking 4 of 5 from the Tigers in Detroit. Hear audio from manager Mark Kotsay and players like Zach Logue and Tony Kemp, about Oakland breaking out of its nine-game losing streak. Also, Dany Jimenez/A.J. Puk as back-end options, the rookie starters, the genesis of the extra-base hip shimmy and more.

Host Alex Espinoza is joined by 95.7 The Game producer/host Kyle Madson to talk about the A's cost-cutting moves this offseason before doing a position-by-position breakdown of the 2022 Oakland squad.

Host Alex Espinoza is joined by A's legend Steve Vucinich, the longest-tenured employee in franchise history. We discuss his final week on the job as clubhouse manager after a 54-year run, how Brad Pitt vouched for him to act in Moneyball, his Screen Actors Guild card, what it's like to see another offseason full of upheaval and more.

Coliseum hot dog vendor/Economics PhD. candidate Hal Gordon joins host Alex Espinoza to discuss his popular A's Twitter bracket, the final environmental impact report, affordable housing at Howard Terminal and more.

Host Alex Espinoza is joined by RF drummers Anson Casanares (@AnsonCasanares) and Jorge Leon (@Jorgeleon17) on the G.O.A.P. to discuss Mark Kotsay's hiring, Oakland's EIR final draft for Howard Terminal, the connection between A's and Roots fans, expectations for offseason moves and more.

MLB.com beat writer Martín Gallegos joins host Alex Espinoza to discuss the A's 2021 season that is all but over.

We talk about the A's inability to beat the Mariners, how the A's 2021 season turned in Toronto against Marcus Semien, Chris Bassitt's upcoming return, the possibility of Josh Harrison and the trade deadline acquisitions staying in 2022, and more.

Trent Henderson -- son of the late, great former A's outfielder Dave Henderson -- joins host Alex Espinoza on the G.O.A.P.

We discuss the Always Having Fun Foundation, which Trent started with his wife to help promote awareness and find a cure for Angelman Syndrome. The genetic disorder affects 1 in 20,000 people, including Trent's brother, Chase. We look back on Always Having Fun Foundation's recent charity golf tournament, the life and career of Trent's beloved father, Hendu, the family's special connection with A's fans and more.

The creators of the Last Dive Bar join host Alex Espinoza on the G.O.A.P.

We hear from Bryan Johansen (@Sandlot408), Paul Bailey (@209tacos) and Carl Moren (@AsFanByDesign) about how they started their independent Last Dive Bar clothing brand, which benefits the A's community fund. Hear about LDB's creative process, how business has skyrocketed since Chris Bassitt wore one of their shirts and stay tuned for a special promo code that can be used for a 10% discount the next 3 weeks!

The Rickey hits the road and host Alex Espinoza conducts interviews at Petco Park in San Diego, to see if there are any lessons A's fans can learn from the Padres' 2004 move to a downtown ballpark.

Local San Diegans share how the Gaslamp district has changed in the past 20 years, while A's fans share their Petco Park experiences and discuss parallels between downtown San Diego and Oakland's proposed new stadium project at Howard Terminal. Alex also discovers the dangers of day drinking at the bars near Petco.

A's fan David Peters (aka @BleacherDave) joins host Alex Espinoza on the G.O.A.P.

We discuss the July 20 City Council vote, how the Howard Terminal Community Benefits Steering Committee functions, take a deep dive on the history of displacement in West Oakland, redlining and more.