57 seasons. 4,493 Games. 4 World Series Titles. 6 American League Pennants. 17 American League West Crowns. 21 Playoff Appearances. 7 Hall of Famers. 7 Most Valuable Players. 5 Cy Youngs. 7 Rookies of the Year. 4 Managers of the Year. Over 1,000 players. 1 Home.
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@loganmmurdock@ringer Damn, this one got me. The final chapter has been befitting of what it’s felt like to be an A’s fan the last 30+ years. It’s like all of the inexplicably early playoff exits rolled into one final and brutal heartbreak. RIP to the Oakland A’s 💚💛
@BMurrrdy @SR_TheInscriber@sactowncrown Lmao rokay. John Fisher has owned the team for nearly 20 years and has consistently dished out the lowest payroll in the MLB. The largest contract in A’s history was signed in 2004, prior to Fisher buying the team. Go cry about the refs instead of crying about missing 14 FTs
@HoodxBear@Dt33345 Lmao look how we baited each other into context switching! Transfer rank is likely a poor indicator of NIL (freshman get NIL too), and incoming freshmen grow into “college bodies” - transfers aren’t the only dudes who play.
@HoodxBear@Dt33345 Is there a reason why transfer rank is more of a proxy for NIL vs overall rank? Louisville and Cal were 38 and 39 in overall, respectively. That doesn’t happen without NIL, right? Cmon, y’all love to talk transfer rankings because it’s a selective metric that Cal indexes well on