[The Elephant Walk is my weekly wrap-up of Oakland Athletics baseball. Results, performances, transactions or other thoughts I might have about the A’s]
Jack Cust, Where Have You Been All My Life?
Thank goodness for Jack Cust and Dan Johnson. The pair have accumulated 15 home runs and 21 RBI over the past week… just think […]

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[The Elephant Walk is my weekly wrap-up of Oakland Athletics baseball. Results, performances, transactions or other thoughts I might have about the A’s]

The Week That Was
It really could not have been more of a roller coaster for the A’s this week: loss, win, loss, win, loss, win. At least we can say they are […]

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[The Elephant Walk is my weekly wrap-up of Oakland Athletics baseball. Results, performances, transactions or other thoughts I might have about the A’s]
Thoughts…
Are with Josh Hancock’s family. I know this is supposed to be an A’s thing, but when something like this happens it transgresses past teams and leagues and really affects everyone involved […]

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[The Elephant Walk is my weekly wrap-up of Oakland Athletics baseball. Results, performances, transactions or other thoughts I might have about the A’s]
What a week… what a week. Not the greatest ending, dropping one to Kameron Loe and the Texas Rangers 0-7, but a good week indeed. And I don’t know if you […]

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[The Elephant Walk is my weekly wrap-up of Oakland Athletics baseball. Results, performances, transactions or other thoughts I might have about the A’s]
I hate it when I’m right
I was pretty certain that playing centerfield was not going to be good for Milton Bradley. Now Bradley has missed three straight games nursing a hamstring injury. […]

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[The Elephant Walk is my weekly wrap-up of Oakland Athletics baseball. Results, performances, transactions or other thoughts I might have about the A’s]
Not the best way to start… but the A’s tend to start slow and blow up sometime in the summer. The biggest worry however is losing two of three to Seattle. […]

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