For the first time in nearly 60 years, the Athletics on Monday play their home opener outside of Oakland, when they take on the Chicago Cubs at Sutter Health Park in Sacramento. Long-time fans of the Oakland Athletics will have to drive an hour-plus up Interstate 80 or I-5 if they want to see their team play in person. Sutter Health Park in West Sacramento is the A's new temporary home while the club waits for its new stadium to be built in Las Vegas. Meanwhile, community leaders in Sacramento are hoping that hosting the A's for the next couple of seasons will prove to Major League Baseball that their region has the infrastructure and enough interest from fans to permanently house a major sports franchise.

The Athletics made unfortunate franchise history with their blowout loss to the Chicago Cubs on Monday night at Sutter Health Park,.

The Athletics began a new era on Monday at Sutter Health Park, their new West Sacramento home.

The A's are back at it again.

For the first time in nearly 60 years, the Athletics on Monday play their home opener outside of Oakland, when they take on the Chicago Cubs at Sutter Health Park in Sacramento. Long-time fans of the Oakland Athletics will have to drive an hour-plus up Interstate 80 or I-5 if they want to see their team play in person. Sutter Health Park in West Sacramento is the A's new temporary home while the club waits for its new stadium to be built in Las Vegas.

Chicago Cubs at Oakland Athletics Game Preview

Esteury Ruiz, the player Milwaukee surrendered in the deal that landed William Contreras, has been designated for assignment by the Athletics.

For the first time in nearly 60 years, the Athletics on Monday play their home opener outside of Oakland, when they take on the Chicago Cubs at Sutter Health Park in Sacramento. Meanwhile, community leaders in Sacramento are hoping that hosting the A's for the next couple of seasons will prove to Major League Baseball that their region has the infrastructure and enough interest from fans to permanently house a major sports franchise.

Cubs' upcoming road series against the Athletics is a reminder of how lucky we are Things may not be perfect for Cubs fans - but it could always be much, much worse. By Nick Neumayer | Share on Facebook Share on X Copy Article Michael Zagaris/GettyImages Share on Facebook Share on X Share on Reddit Copy Article It's safe to say Chicago Cubs owner Tom Ricketts did not enjoy a peaceful offseason in the court of public opinion. The Cubs struck gold acquiring All-Star outfielder Kyle Tucker from the Houston Astros, but it quickly went downhill from that point on. Over the rest of the offseason, ownership would fail to extend Tucker , set to his free agency at season's end. They would also ship off

The Athletics are set to begin a new chapter in West Sacramento. Before the first pitch at Sutter Health Park, the A's are bringing with them 124 years of history. The history of the Athletics used to wrap across the walls of the Oakland Coliseum.

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The Mariners' path to a second straight defeat that once again featured a paucity of runs scored was slightly different this time. Unlike their loss in the previous defeat, where base runners and the possibility of scoring runs were largely nonexistent, the Mariners had traffic on the bases, runners in scoring position and plenty of opportunities to do something more than they did, Saturday night. Seattle put the leadoff runner on base in four of the first six innings. The Mariners had a runner on base in six of the first seven innings and seven innings total, and the A's aided their chances by walking six hitters, hitting two batters and committing two errors.

Bido takes the mound for the A’s

One day after they showed impressive fight and late-game heroics in coming away with an Opening Day win, the Seattle Mariners failed to find that same fight in a 7-0 shutout loss against the Athletics on Friday at T-Mobile Park. Through the first four innings, Seattle struggled to generate any offense. The Athletics got some runners on in the early portions of the game, but it remained scoreless through four. The Athletics broke the seal in the top of the fifth courtesy of a two-run home run hit by Brent Rooker.

Springs is dominant in his Athletics debut!

All the frustration felt by fans for the first six innings on opening night and all the memes, snarky tweets and comments that might have been prematurely sent or were waiting to be shared about the same ol' Mariners, having the same feckless offensive production as last season while suffering yet another run-deprived loss, well, they were good to go for Friday night. With an announced crowd of 25,061 in attendance for the second game of the season, the Mariners offered a reminder of their issues from last season and potential weaknesses this season, getting shut out in a 7-0 loss. The Mariners mustered only five hits — all singles — while drawing three walks and striking out 13 times. Luis Castillo gave the Mariners a decent outing.

The odds seem so absolutely miniscule. There are two guys named Max Muncy in Major League Baseball. They aren't related. They were both born on Aug. 25, although 12 years apart. They were both drafted by the Oakland Athletics. And now, finally, they're both big-league regulars. The Dodgers' Max Muncy has been a starter in L.A. since 2018 after making his MLB debut in 2015 for Oakland. The A's Max Muncy made his MLB debut on Thursday and slugged his first big-league home run on Friday. 430 feet! Max Muncy goes the distance for his first MLB hit and home run. pic.twitter.com/aXHATEW1De — MLB (@MLB) March 29, 2025 Follow The Sporting News on WhatsApp The A's likely hope their Max can match the elder

The odds seem so absolutely miniscule. There are two guys named Max Muncy in Major League Baseball. They aren't related. They were both born on Aug. 25, although 12 years apart. They were both drafted by the Oakland Athletics. And now, finally, they're both big-league regulars. The Dodgers' Max Muncy has been a starter in L.A. since 2018 after making his MLB debut in 2015 for Oakland. The A's Max Muncy made his MLB debut on Thursday and slugged his first big-league home run on Friday. 430 feet! Max Muncy goes the distance for his first MLB hit and home run. pic.twitter.com/aXHATEW1De — MLB (@MLB) March 29, 2025 Follow The Sporting News on WhatsApp The A's likely hope their Max can match the elder

Jeffrey Springs pitched a scoreless six innings in his Athletics debut on and surged the Green and Gold’s first win of the 2025 MLB season, 7-0, over the Seattle Mariners at T-Mobile Park.

A longtime A's player and coach recently passed away.