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A's, Nevada Legislative Leadership Reach Tentative Agreement for New Ballpark
Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo announced a preliminary agreement between his office, legislative leaders in the state and the Oakland Athletics for a stadium funding plan.
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Glen Kuiper Fired as Oakland A's Announcer Following Apparent Use of Racial Slur
Glen Kuiper has been let go as the Oakland Athletics announcer, NBC Sports California confirmed Monday.
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Oakland A's Announcer Glen Kuiper Suspended for Apparent Use of Racial Slur
Longtime Oakland Athletics TV announcer Glen Kuiper has been suspended after he appeared to use the N-word during Friday night’s pregame show.
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Still Rooting in Oakland: A's Fans Protest Vegas Move, Call for Owner to Sell the Team
In a stadium full of empty seats, a small but loud group of lifelong A’s fans marched through the stands chanting a message to club owner John Fisher: If you don’t want to keep the A’s in Oakland, sell the team to someone who does.
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John Fisher, Athletics Running ‘Out of Time' in Las Vegas Ballpark Pursuit
As the process continues, it’s becoming clearer the Athletics heading to Las Vegas is not quite a guarantee.
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Athletics' Las Vegas Ballpark Site Deal Sends MLB Twitter Into Frenzy
A’s fans and baseball fans alike were not happy to hear the news of the team’s Las Vegas site deal.
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Angels' Anthony Rendon Suspended Four Games for Athletics Fan Incident
MLB announced Monday it has suspended Los Angeles Angels third baseman Anthony Rendon for four games.
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The Importance of Athletic Trainers
A member of the Sacred Heart University Athletic Training Program talks about why athletic trainers are vital to player safety, and where they are lacking across the country.
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UHart Administration Addresses Transition to Division III
Dr. Sharon Beverly likens it to being on a road without a map. As the Vice President of Athletics and Recreation at the University of Hartford, she’s been tasked with leading the change from Division I to Division III athletics, something just two schools have done before.
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University of Hartford Men's Basketball Coach Sues School Board of Regents Member
As the University of Hartford gets set to start another school year, it marks the next step on its transition from Division I to Division III sports.
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UHart Men's Basketball Coach Sues School Board of Regents Member
As the University of Hartford gets set to start another school year, it marks the next step on its transition from Division I to Division III sports. The administration said the move, announced in May of 2021, better aligns with the school’s mission. But some in athletics say the move has unaligned their career. University of Hartford Men’s Basketball...
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UHart Men's Basketball Coach Sues School Board of Regents Member
The administration said the move, announced in May of 2021, better aligns with the school’s mission. But some in athletics say the move has unaligned their career.
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5 People Inside Oakland Coliseum Hit by Apparent July Fourth Celebratory Gunfire
Five people inside the Oakland Coliseum were hit by bullet fragments from apparent celebratory gunfire taking place outside the stadium on the Fourth of July, the A’s and police said Tuesday.
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UConn Launches Initiatives to Help Athletes Make Money
UConn announced Monday it has launched several new initiatives designed to help its athletes profit from the use of their name image and likeness. The players will receive support from the school’s new “Championship Labs,” part of the Werth Institute for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, which will help the students create a personal branding plan and mentor them in implementing...