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Athletics bid emotional farewell to Oakland Coliseum that they called home since 1968

The Oakland Athletics went out in their final scheduled game at the Coliseum with a 3-2 win over the Texas Rangers on Thursday for a series victory.

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Standing (Division)Division Rank	3rd AL West
WinsWins	78
LossesLosses	84
RunsRuns Scored	683
Runs AllowedRuns Allowed	738
Batting AverageBatting Average	.238
Home RunsHome Runs	176
ManagerManager	Bruce Bochy

Astros overcome terrible start to clinch 4th straight AL West title

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MLB: Baltimore Orioles at New York Yankees

Baltimore Orioles clinch playoff berth for 2nd straight season

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Rangers’ Jacob deGrom eager to make 1st start in return from 2023 Tommy John surgery

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Rangers All-Star Corey Seager to have sports hernia surgery, ending season

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Veteran stars Jacob deGrom, Max Scherzer will rejoin the Texas Rangers’ rotation later this week

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Yankees vs. Rangers Best bets: Odds, predictions, recent stats, and trends for September 4

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Adolis Garcia

TEX Right Fielder #53

Rangers general manager Chris Young told reporters Tuesday that Adolis García will undergo an MRi on his left knee.

García missed Sunday’s game with a sore knee after picking up the injury Saturday during the Rangers’ game against the Angels. The 31-year-old is a bounceback candidate after a disappointing 2024 season, but he may need to overcome an injury this offseason to go along with the poor results.
Nathaniel Lowe

TEX First Baseman #30

Nathaniel Lowe hit a two-run homer in a blowout win over the Angels on Sunday.

Lowe was able to connect on a two-run shot off Guillo Zuniga. That allows the 29-year-old to finish with 16 homers and 69 RBI. Lowe is now 29 — 30 in July — and what you see is pretty much what you get. You can do worse, you can do a lot better.
Dustin Harris

TEX Left Fielder #38

Dustin Harris went 2-for-4 with a homer and three RBI in a 9-0 throttling of the Angels on Sunday.

That homer is the first for Harris in the majors. He hit well upon being promoted by the Rangers with a .333/.429/1.000 slash, but it’s worth pointing out that is only over two games and 6 at-bats. Still, a reminder that Harris has some offensive potential. He may need to leave Texas to fully reach it.
Nathan Eovaldi

TEX Starting Pitcher #17

Nathan Eovaldi allowed no runs in seven innings to get a win over the Angels on Sunday.

It’s worth pointing out that Eovaldi was facing a lineup that might not rank among the best in the Pacific Coast League — with apologies to Taylor Ward — but Eovaldi probably doesn’t care. The right-hander was a rare reliable option for Texas in 2024, and while it wasn’t his best season nor close, a 3.80 ERA and 166/42 K/BB is nothing to sneeze at. Eovaldi has a $20 million player option that vested since he reached 300 innings over the last two years, but he will likely decline that option and hit free agency.
Adolis Garcia

TEX Right Fielder #53

Adolis García will sit out Sunday’s finale after leaving Saturday’s game with a sore knee.

García, who was hobbled after running down the first base line of a groundout Saturday, is due to be examined next week. Travis Jankowski or Ezequiel Duran could start in right field on Sunday.
Nathaniel Lowe

TEX First Baseman #30

Nathaniel Lowe finished 3-for-4 with a homer, a double, a walk Saturday as the Rangers came back to defeat the Angels 9-8.

The Rangers scored twice in the eighth and four times in the ninth to win the game. Lowe collected his 15th homer and his 15th double in 560 plate appearances for the season. It’s been a disappointing campaign — he averaged 21 homers and 29 doubles over the previous three seasons — but he has finished well, hitting .301/.404/.470 in September.
Andrew Heaney

TEX Starting Pitcher #44

Andrew Heaney was tagged seven runs and 10 hits over four innings Saturday against the Angels.

Heaney needed to pitch four innings tonight to pick up a $1.5 million bonus, and the Rangers got him to the mark, even as he allowed seven runs over the first three innings. Compare that to the Pirates’ handling of Rowdy Tellez — over a $200,000 bonus! — and wonder why any free agent would ever take an offer from Pittsburgh over a similar deal from the Rangers. The Texas offense actually bailed Heaney out tonight, too, something that hardly ever happened in his previous 30 starts. He ends the year 5-14 with a 4.28 ERA.
Kirby Yates

TEX Relief Pitcher #39

Kirby Yates worked a perfect ninth for his 33rd save Saturday against the Angels.

Yates has gone five straight outings without allowing a hit and 10 without giving up a run. He’s not touching Emmanuel Clase for AL Reliever of the Year (now the Mariano Rivera Award, but forever the Rolaids Relief Man Award), but he’s sporting an incredible 1.17 ERA in 61 2/3 innings.
Adolis Garcia

TEX Right Fielder #53

Adolis García left Saturday’s game due to an apparent left leg injury.

García, who has been troubled by knee issues, came up limping after grounding out in the fifth and didn’t come back out to play defense. Travis Jankowski replaced him in right field.
Walter Pennington

TEX Relief Pitcher #52

Rangers recalled LHP Walter Pennington from Triple-A Round Rock.

Pennington was sent down to Texas with Josh Sborz activated Tuesday. With Sborz needing to go back on the injured list with his shoulder issue, the Rangers will reverse the transaction and having Pennington audition for a spot in 2025.

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