Locked On A's - Daily Podcast On The Athletics

SPECIAL GUEST MATT GEORGE FROM LOCKED ON KINGS. The A’s are back home—or at least, their temporary home in Sacramento—for a six-game stretch against two of the best teams in baseball: the San Diego Padres and the New York Mets. But after getting swept by the Cubs in their first series at Sutter Health Park, questions are already swirling. On this episode, I break down what I saw firsthand during t...

Locked on Padres Host Javier Reyes Joins us as we preview the series between the Padres and A’s. The A’s are riding high after taking two of three in Colorado—yes, even Coors Field couldn’t slow down this team’s momentum. Now, they technically return home, though the vibe still feels more like a road trip with better laundry access. Waiting for them? One of baseball’s most stacked squads: the San...

The A’s head to the Mile High City for a showdown with the struggling Colorado Rockies, and we’ve got Locked On Rockies host Paul Holden joining the show to break it all down! Both teams have stumbled out of the gate to start the season, but something’s got to give in this series. Can the A’s take advantage of Coors Field’s thin air and finally get the bats going? Or will the Rockies use home-fiel...

The A’s have officially started their new chapter in Sacramento, but does it feel right? On today’s episode of Locked On A’s, we dive deep into the heated debate: Should the A’s ever return to Oakland, or is Sacramento the better fit? This episode unpacks every angle of the A’s relocation saga, from ownership drama to fan reactions and political failures. Plus, we break down the opening series at...

The A’s wrapped up their three-game series against the Cubs at Sutter Health Park, and, well, it wasn’t pretty. Chicago completed the sweep with a dominant 10-2 win, outscoring Oakland 35-9 over the series—setting a franchise record for most runs allowed in the first three home games of a season. Seiya Suzuki absolutely torched A’s pitching, launching two home runs and driving in five runs by hims...

The A’s are on trial, and our guest is here to lay down the law. Russell Christian, host of THE CASE FOR: A BASEBALL HALL OF FAME PODCAST , joins the show to bring his legal mind to the world of baseball. We’re breaking down the biggest Hall of Fame debates—who deserves a plaque in Cooperstown, who’s been unfairly left out, and which players should never get a sniff of enshrinement. With a mix of...

Baseball is back, and the A’s are making their long-awaited Sacramento debut! In this episode, we dive into the electric atmosphere surrounding Opening Night at Sutter Health Park, where fans will be treated to a Rickey Henderson tribute, live art, military flyovers, and much more. The A’s are pulling out all the stops to make this a night to remember, and I’ll be there to soak in every moment. Pl...

The A’s are on the verge of a statement series win in Seattle, holding a 2-1 lead as they head into the Game 4 finale against the Mariners. Can they take three of four to open the season with a bang? We break down the dominant starting pitching that has fueled this series—Severino, Springs, and Bido combining for just one earned run in 17 innings—and what the A’s need to do to finish the job. Plus...

The A’s went into Seattle and showed exactly why this team refuses to roll over. Osvaldo Bido battled through some early turbulence, but once he settled in, it was lights out for the Mariners’ lineup. Shea Langeliers delivered the biggest swing of the night—a no-doubt two-run blast that flipped the game on its head. Brent Rooker, Miguel Andújar, and JJ Bleday all chipped in to keep the offense hum...

The A’s stormed into Seattle and delivered a statement win, shutting out the Mariners 7-0 behind a dominant performance from Jeffrey Springs. Springs was untouchable, carving through Seattle’s lineup with ease while Brent Rooker and Max Muncy provided the fireworks at the plate. JJ Bleday’s clutch defense saved a critical run, and the A’s offense exploded late to put the game out of reach. Was thi...

Live post-game reaction from Opening Day in Seattle. The A's dropped a heartbreaker to the Mariners in a game where they were in control until the ninth when free-agent signing Jose LeClerq gave up 3 Runs in 0.1 Innings in a game the A's should have won. Booney answers questions from listeners during the entire episode as we break down the game.  Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.a...

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Opening Day isn’t just the start of a new season—it’s a celebration of everything that makes baseball the greatest sport on Earth. It’s the day where every team, no matter how bleak their offseason looked, gets to dream big. The smell of fresh-cut grass, the pop of a fastball in the mitt, the sight of players taking the field with fire in their eyes—this is baseball at its purest. In this episode,...

In this exciting episode, we dive deep into the highly anticipated 2025 Las Vegas Aviators season, and let me tell you, this team is primed for greatness! With a stacked roster full of top-tier talent, including nine players drafted in the first or second rounds, the Aviators are ready to make waves in the Triple-A circuit. But it's not just about the talent on the field—it's the leadership of Fra...

The Rise of Vegas: Danny Tarkanian Douglas County Commissioner Joining us is Danny Tarkanian—former UNLV player, son of Jerry, and now Douglas County Commissioner—who gives us an insider’s take on Vegas' meteoric rise in the sports world. From the A’s controversial move to the impact of stadium financing on schools and public services, we break down what this shift means for the city and its peopl...

DISRESPECTED, OVERLOOKED, DANGEROUS The A’s are the most disrespected team in baseball, and their fans know it better than anyone. In this episode, we’re diving into what makes A’s fans the toughest, smartest, and most loyal in the game. From surviving ownership blunders to proving the national media wrong year after year, A’s fans have built an identity around resilience and passion. We’ll break...

The Houston Astros won the AL West last year but the division looks stacked this year. The Texas Rangers are healthy again, the Seattle Mariners have the best pitching staff in baseball, and the Los Angeles Angels and the Athletics got better in the offseason. Can Jose Altuve and Jordan Alvarez overcome the gauntlet? Or will Julia Rodriguez, Mike Trout, Brent Rooker, or Corey Seager lead their tea...

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FROM CONCEPT TO REALITY?: Sacramento and Las Vegas City Connect Uniform Concepts MLB expansion and relocation rumors are swirling, but what if we got a sneak peek at how future teams might look on the field? On this episode of Locked On A’s , we’re joined by sports design guru Cameron Guzzon, who has built a massive following with his custom uniform concepts and deep dives into stadium culture. To...

WE ARE OFFICIALLY ONE WEEK AWAY FROM OPENING DAY AS THE ATHLETICS VISIT THE MARINERS. I WILL GIVE YOU MY FEELING OF HOW I FEEL ABOUT THE A’S THIS YEAR, HAVE MY PREDICTIONS CHANGED IN ANYWAY? THE ROSTER IS SHAPING UP, I WILL GIVE YOU MY TAKE ON WHO I FEEL WILL MAKE THE 26-MAN ROSTER AND MY OPENING DAY LINEUP. FIRST, WHO ARE YOUR TOP 5 PERFORMERS OF SPRING TRAINING. I AM GOING TO GIVE YOU A MINUTE A...

The episode dives headfirst into the fiery emotions of Oakland A’s fans, grappling with the team’s impending move to Las Vegas. It dissects the collective outrage aimed squarely at team owner John Fisher, painting him as the ultimate villain in this saga. While Fisher’s lack of charisma and questionable PR strategies are acknowledged, the episode challenges the narrative that he alone is to blame....

In this explosive episode of Locked On A’s, we sit down with Zennie Abraham, a media trailblazer and Oakland insider, to break down the real reasons behind the A’s departure to Las Vegas. After hours of research, I came into this conversation ready to argue that poor attendance and ownership failures played a central role in the team’s exit. But Zennie dismantled that narrative with cold, hard fac...

Filmmaker Matt Dooley has created a new documentary "The Last Game", discussing the end of Oakland baseball and the unique fandom of the East Bay. He stops by the show to talk about the genesis and reaction of the film with guest host Sully.   Follow @thelastgamedoc on Instagram Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Wonderful Pistachios Looking for a snack that’s both delicious and nutritious? Ge...

Barstool’s Frank "The Tank" Fleming joins Locked On A’s to break down the state of the A’s and his beloved New York Mets, offering his signature unfiltered takes on both franchises. From the A’s uncertain future to the Mets' never-ending rollercoaster, Frank doesn’t hold back on what he expects this season. Will the A’s surprise people in 2025, or are they destined for another rough year? Plus, Fr...

Ken Korach joins Locked On A’s for a special episode, bringing his legendary voice and decades of experience to the show. As the lead radio announcer for the A’s for 30 years, Ken has been the soundtrack to countless unforgettable moments in franchise history. We dive deep into his incredible journey—from grinding through the minors to becoming the trusted voice of A’s baseball. Ken shares stories...