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Josh Reddick
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RECAP: @CY24_7 smacks go-ahead 3-run homer in 6-5 win over the Astros: http://t.co/slwkxQKLJX #GreenCollar
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Watch @CY24_7 come up huge in the 9th with this go-ahead, 3-run shot: http://t.co/R5EYUDdS1W #GreenCollar
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Here's Seth Smith connecting on a longball to left field in the 6th: http://t.co/scRkvfSHTx #GreenCollar
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Jane Lee
@JaneMLB
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Oakland A's beat reporter for http://MLB.com.
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Video of Reddick taking BP http://t.co/aOsQN9G5u7
Josh Reddick
@joshreddick16
@joshreddick16
3,333 Tweets
227 Following
49,351 Followers
227 Following
49,351 Followers
Just a ball player.....
Josh Reddick
RT @itsOpeningDay: #Athletics to wear camo unis for Memorial Day…should go all out and get face painted too @joshreddick16 http://t.co/QIpe…
Josh Reddick
@joshreddick16
@joshreddick16
3,332 Tweets
227 Following
49,351 Followers
227 Following
49,351 Followers
Just a ball player.....
Josh Reddick
@joshreddick16
@joshreddick16
3,330 Tweets
227 Following
49,353 Followers
227 Following
49,353 Followers
Just a ball player.....
Josh Reddick
RT @lizzzisthebizzz: Was talking to the hostess at Ruth's Chris about @joshreddick16 she said that he was pretty cool😍😍😍😍😍
Josh Reddick
@joshreddick16
@joshreddick16
3,329 Tweets
227 Following
49,351 Followers
227 Following
49,351 Followers
Just a ball player.....
Josh Reddick
RT @TonyTwo_Tone: This dude. @joshreddick16 http://t.co/25XgZl74QJ
Josh Reddick
@joshreddick16
@joshreddick16
3,328 Tweets
227 Following
49,351 Followers
227 Following
49,351 Followers
Just a ball player.....
Josh Reddick
RT @CountryFastball: @FLAGALine Thanks4 having @joshreddick16 & #Athletics out last night. Will connect y'all soon, maybe throw Josh BP thi…
Jane Lee
@JaneMLB
@JaneMLB
9,180 Tweets
177 Following
19,694 Followers
177 Following
19,694 Followers
Oakland A's beat reporter for http://MLB.com.
Jane Lee
@JaneMLB
@JaneMLB
9,180 Tweets
177 Following
19,695 Followers
177 Following
19,695 Followers
Oakland A's beat reporter for http://MLB.com.
Jane Lee
Moss still going: "Going to have to call Wilson to get me a 3B glove." Balfour echoes, "Best third baseman in the league."
Jane Lee
@JaneMLB
@JaneMLB
9,180 Tweets
177 Following
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177 Following
19,696 Followers
Oakland A's beat reporter for http://MLB.com.
Jane Lee
Moss super stoked about this 3B thing. Says he'd be the love child of Chipper Jones and Adrian Beltre if they had one.
Jane Lee
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@JaneMLB
9,180 Tweets
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177 Following
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Oakland A's beat reporter for http://MLB.com.
Jane Lee
Moss very proud of the fact he can now say "I'm a Major League third baseman."
Jane Lee
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@JaneMLB
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177 Following
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Oakland A's beat reporter for http://MLB.com.
Jane Lee
Young credits his mom's home cooking for his continued success here. Had some of her "good-ol Southern BBQ" on the off-day yesterday.
Jane Lee
@JaneMLB
@JaneMLB
9,180 Tweets
177 Following
19,696 Followers
177 Following
19,696 Followers
Oakland A's beat reporter for http://MLB.com.
Jane Lee
Oh yeah, and Young's homer snapped A's streak of 15 straight homers with the bases empty.
Casey Pratt
@CaseyPrattCSN
@CaseyPrattCSN
19,754 Tweets
773 Following
8,203 Followers
773 Following
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Oakland A's Insider for Comcast SportsNet Bay Area/California. Emmy Award-winner. AKA The Cat
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After Towny and Bip wrap up #Athletics Postgame make sure to keep the mojo going with a new episode of All A's. It's as good as CY in HOU.
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Susan Slusser
22051 Followers / 21115 Tweets
Susan Slusser
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The San Francisco Chronicle's Oakland A's beat writer for 15 seasons and president of the Baseball Writers' Association of America.
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The San Francisco Chronicle's Oakland A's beat writer for 15 seasons and president of the Baseball Writers' Association of America.
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11/12/2012 - Quick Hits: Gomes, Burnett, Hamilton
On this date four years ago the Rockies officially sent Matt Holliday to the Athletics for a package of players including Carlos Gonzalez and Huston Street. The A's didn't get what they were hoping for in the deal, but Gonzalez has since become a cornerstone player for the Rockies. Here are today's links... The Orioles are indeed interested in Gomes, according to Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports (on Twitter). Before acquiring Chris Young from Arizona, the Athletics had extensive talks with free agent outfielder Jonny Gomes about a possible two-year deal, ESPN.com's Buster Olney reports (on Twitter). Olney suggests the... -
11/11/2012 - Olney On D'Backs, Rays, Rangers, Drew, Red Sox
The Mariners have been linked to Josh Hamilton in the past week and Buster Olney of ESPN.com won't rule them out of the hunt. Olney notes that it only takes one aggressive, desperate team to alter a player's market and the M's could be the team that comes out with the winning bid. Here's more from Olney.. The Diamondbacks believe that the Rays are the second-best possible fit for a trade, behind the Rangers. The Rangers don't want to give up Elvis Andrus or Jurickson Profar and Justin Upton would give Rays some badly needed offense in the middle of... -
11/09/2012 - Rosenthal On Rays, Dempster, Dickey, Nakajima
Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports has another batch of news items out of the general managers' meetings in Indian Wells, California... While the Rays have the pitching depth to move two of their starters, they're likely to move just one of their pitchers. David Price and James Shields are the biggest trade chips, though most in the industry feel Tampa Bay will keep both aces to make a play for the AL East title in 2013. There is "no chance" Price is dealt this winter, one rival executive tells Rosenthal, though Price could be moved next offseason. The Brewers are... -
11/08/2012 - Bay Area Notes: Athletics, Pence, Giants
Congrats to Athletics GM Billy Beane, who was named the Executive of the Year by the Sporting News following his team's surprising run to the AL West title. Here's the latest out of the Bay Area... "We're not going to do that," said Beane to MLB.com's Lyle Spencer when asked if the Athletics will trade one of their starting pitchers for a shortstop. "In years we've been successful, it's because we've had good young pitchers." Giants GM Brian Sabean confirmed to ESPN's Jerry Crasnick that the team will tender a contract to Hunter Pence prior to the November 30th deadline.... -
10/30/2012 - Braden, Devine Elect Free Agency
Left-hander Dallas Braden and right-hander Joey Devine elected free agency, the Athletics announced. The pitchers declined outright assignments to Triple-A after being removed from the 40-man roster and clearing outright waivers. Both Braden and Devine projected as non-tender candidates after missing the 2012 season with injuries. Braden, 29, continued rehabbing from a shoulder operation that took place in May of 2011 before undergoing a second surgery in August to repair his left rotator cuff. He had a projected salary of $3.4MM, but wasn't worth the commitment given rules that prevent teams from cutting the salaries of arbitration eligible players by... -
10/30/2012 - Heyman On Wright, A’s, Cabrera
The latest from notes and rumors from Jon Heyman of CBSSports.com... The Mets are discussing a long-term deal with David Wright, Heyman reports. They'll exercise the third baseman's $16MM option for 2013 by tomorrow, assuming a larger deal isn't completed by then. The sides appear to have made progress, though some say the negotiations are progressing slowly. It appears the discussions will continue after the option's exercised, Heyman writes. The Athletics are talking to free agent shortstop Stephen Drew about a new contract, Heyman reports. The A's declined their half of Drew's 2013 mutual option yesterday, but assistant general manager... -
10/29/2012 - A's Will Continue Negotiating With Drew
The A's declined their half of Stephen Drew's mutual $10MM option earlier today, but assistant general manager David Forst told Joe Stiglich of the Bay Area News Group that the team will continue to negotiate with the shortstop. According to Forst, he feels that the team has reason to be optimistic, but $10MM wasn't a number they were comfortable with (All Twitter links). Drew was injured for much of the 2012 season and was acquired by the A's in an August trade. Drew hit .250/.326/.382 with five homers in 39 games for the AL West Champions. Overall on the year,... -
10/29/2012 - Minor Moves: Gomez, Ekstrom, Walters
Here's a look at some of the Minor League signings that have come in tonight... The Brewers have re-signed infielder Hector Gomez to a minor league deal with an invite to Spring Training, the team informed MLBTR via email. Other non-roster invitees for the Brewers currently include right-hander Darren Byrd and catcher Dayton Buller. The 24-year-old Gomez once cracked Baseball America's Top 100 Prospect list (No. 95 in 2008) but hit just .131 in 95 minor league plate appearances last season. The Athletics have signed right-hander Mike Ekstrom to a minor league deal with an invitation to Spring Training, according... -
10/29/2012 - A's Exercise Balfour's Option, Decline Drew's
The A's announced that they exercised their club option for Grant Balfour and declined their side of Stephen Drew's mutual option (Twitter link). Balfour will earn $4.5MM to return to Oakland in 2013. Drew, whose option was valued at $10MM, will hit free agency and obtain a $1.35MM buyout. Balfour appeared in 75 games for the A's this past season, spending much of the year as Bob Melvin's closer. The 34-year-old right-hander collected 24 saves, posting 8.7 K/9 and 3.4 BB/9 in 74 2/3 innings. Drew, 29, appeared in 39 regular season games for the A's following the midseason trade... -
10/23/2012 - Quick Hits: Cardinals, Baker, Athletics, Farrell, Marlins
While last winter was an offseason of transition for the Cardinals, the club is now set to retain almost everyone after coming just one win away from reaching the World Series, writes Jenifer Langosch of MLB.com. Kyle Lohse and Lance Berkman are the club's only two free agents, but neither player is expected to return to St. Louis. Lohse seems bound for a significant payday with another club while Berkman is contemplating retirement. Here's more out of the Central divisions.. Twins General Manager Terry Ryan confirmed that the club "would like to keep" right-hander Scott Baker, tweets Phil Mackey of... -
10/20/2012 - Athletics Notes: Gomes, Crisp, Young
Earlier tonight, Athletics General Manager Billy Beane spoke with reporters to discuss the three-team deal that brought Chris Young to Oakland. Beane admitted that the Young acquisition "will have an impact" on their decision to bring back free agent Jonny Gomes and seemed to infer that he won't be back in 2013, writes Susan Slusser of the San Francisco Chronicle. Here's more on Beane and the A's.. The GM doesn't intend on moving any of the club's other outfielders after acquiring Young and reiterated how important Coco Crisp is to the team, tweets Casey Pratt of CSNBayArea.com. Beane believes that... -
10/20/2012 - Trade Reactions: Bell, D'Backs, A's, Young, Marlins
The Diamondbacks bolstered their bullpen today with the acquisition of Heath Bell and they may not be done, tweets Jack Magruder of FOXSportsArizona.com. General Manager Kevin Towers is still on the lookout for a shortstop, third baseman, left-handed specialist, and a starting pitcher. Arizona still has an excess outfielder to work with as well and could dangle Justin Upton, Jason Kubel, or Gerardo Parra to upgrade elsewhere. Here's more on the surprising trade.. In Chris Young, the D'Backs owed $10MM to an outfielder whom they felt was redundant, so they are instead redirecting the money to a reliever, tweets Nick... -
10/20/2012 - D'Backs Acquire Heath Bell In Three-Team Deal
The Diamondbacks announced that they have acquired Heath Bell, infielder Cliff Pennington, and cash considerations from the Marlins in a three-team deal with the Athletics. Miami will receive minor league infielder Yordy Cabrera from the A's and Oakland will get outfielder Chris Young and $500K from Arizona. The Marlins will be picking up $8MM of the remaining $21MM owed to Bell over the next two years, according to Juan C. Rodriguez of the Sun Sentinel (via Twitter). The veteran was unhappy in Miami as the club was unwilling to restore him as closer and found himself clashing with manager Ozzie... -
10/18/2012 - Minor Moves: Accardo, Royals, Green
The latest minor moves from around MLB... The Athletics announced that Jeremy Accardo has cleared outright waivers and has chosen to become a free agent. Accardo posted a 4.82 ERA in 37 1/3 innings with the Indians and A's in 2012, with his Oakland experience amounting to just two innings after signing with the club in August. The Royals announced that they re-signed five players to minor league contracts: right-handers Juan Gutierrez and Devon Lowery, catcher Max Ramirez, infielder Matt Fields and outfielder Nick Van Stratten. Infielder Nick Green, who was outrighted to the Marlins' Triple-A affiliate yesterday, has elected... -
10/17/2012 - Quick Hits: Youkilis, Indians, Dodgers, A's
The Cardinals took a 2-1 series lead over the Giants in the NLCS after a three-and-a-half hour rain delay brought the game to a halt in the seventh inning. Meanwhile, the Yankees and Tigers will have to wait until tomorrow afternoon to kick off Game 4 of their series due to the threat of storms headed towards Comerica Park. Here's tonight's look around baseball.. Some see the Indians, with new manager Terry Francona in the fold, as a threat to sign Kevin Youkilis, writes Jon Heyman of CBSSports.com. The White Sox are expected to decline the veteran's $13MM option for... -
10/12/2012 - Quick Hits: A's, Gomes, White Sox, Cubs, Dodgers
Earlier today, A's skipper Bob Melvin suggested that the club is ready to discuss a new contract with Jonny Gomes. The interest seems to be mutual, as Gomes re-iterated that he wants to be back in Oakland next season, writes Casey Pratt of CSNBayArea.com. "Would I like to? Absolutely," Gomes said. "I don't know, I mean this season has been magical for me, it has been a dream come true. When you've been kicked in the teeth as much as I have in the offseason you realize nothing is a guarantee." Here's more from around baseball.. Dayan Viciedo will see... -
10/12/2012 - A’s Notes: Gomes, McCarthy, Balfour
Athletics GM Billy Beane and manager Bob Melvin met with reporters today to discuss Oakland’s remarkable 2012 season and look ahead toward the club’s offseason plans. Here are some highlights (all links go to Twitter): Melvin suggested the A’s are ready to discuss a new contract with Jonny Gomes, saying his situation is “a work in progress,” Jane Lee of MLB.com reports. Gomes' one-year, $1MM contract expires following the World Series, but it sounds as though the Bay Area native could return for another year. Beane said he likes this team and wants it back in 2013, Lee reports. The... -
10/07/2012 - AL Notes: Duquette, Red Sox, Showalter, Neshek
On the night that playoff baseball returns to Baltimore for the first time since 1997, we take a break from the action to catch up on the latest news and stories making headlines around the American League... Orioles general manager Dan Duquette says there's no need to increase the team's payroll for next season given Baltimore's current success, says Jon Heyman of CBSSports.com (on Twitter). The Orioles' payroll for the 2012 season saw the team spend $82MM -- down $6MM from one season ago. History says that the Red Sox will have to pay a steep price to the Blue... -
10/02/2012 - Quick Hits: A’s, Fowler, Phillies
The Mariners announced that they’re changing the dimensions of pitcher-friendly Safeco Field. The left field power alley will move in and the scoreboard in the left field corner will be relocated in order to lower the height of the left field wall. The changes should make Seattle a more inviting place for free agents, especially right-handed power hitters. Here are today’s links... Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports looks back at some of Billy Beane’s offseason trades and explains how the improbable success of the Athletics makes the GM a leading candidate for MLB’s Executive of the Year award. Dexter Fowler... -
09/30/2012 - Cafardo On Blue Jays, Valentine, Smoak, Francona
In today's column, Nick Cafardo of the Boston Globe looks at this season's Executive of the Year candidates. Orioles Executive Vice President Dan Duquette returned from baseball after a ten-year absence to turn the club around and help give them the biggest improvement in all of baseball. In Oakland, A's GM Billy Beane has put the team in position to win with an exciting club powered by strong pitching. In the National League, Nationals GM Mike Rizzo has made a strong case for the award as well for taking the 80-win Nats of 2011 and turning them into division champs....
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