The Las Vegas A’s Podcast — part of the House Always Wins Media Network

The A’s limped out of a brutal 2-4 homestand with more questions than answers after an embarrassing 10-1 collapse against the rival Giants in the rubber match. For seven innings, this game actually felt winnable. Jeffrey Springs battled through traffic and gave the A’s a chance,  Cortes delivered the lone RBI knock, and the bullpen initially held the line. Then came the eighth inning — baseball’s...

The rivalry gets one final chapter today, and All On Green is going LIVE around the 8th inning to carry you straight through the finish line of the Giants and A’s rubber match. Will the A’s take the series and continue proving they belong atop the AL West, or will the Giants spoil the party? With Jeffrey Springs getting the ball for the A’s and Adrian Houser trying to survive Sacramento’s launchin...

The Bay rivalry had a little extra spice tonight, and the A’s made sure the Giants left with the taste of defeat. After a slow offensive start and a tense back-and-forth battle, the game flipped in the fifth inning when the A’s lineup finally kicked the door down. Rookie sensation Jacob Kurtz delivered the moment of the night, unloading a towering three-run blast to center that felt less like a ho...

Something doesn’t add up—at least not the way people are telling it. In this episode of Half Truth, Full Ledgers, the story isn’t presented as settled fact, but as a trail of documents, assumptions, approvals, and unanswered questions. The Vegas stadium is rising from the ground, steel and concrete forming something real enough to touch… but does that mean the financial story behind it is truly fi...

The A’s dropped a frustrating series finale to St. Louis, and Hobbs is breaking down exactly why it happened. From defensive disasters and bullpen meltdowns to questionable late-game decisions, this episode of Habit Hunter pulls no punches. Jack Perkins’ rough ninth inning, the continued trend of sloppy defensive play, and the bizarre decision not to unleash Henry Bolte in the biggest moment of th...

The A’s turned Sutter Health into a midnight crime scene and Nick Kurtz was holding the smoking bat. Down 1-0 in the fifth inning and looking flatter than airport coffee at 1 AM, the A’s offense suddenly detonated. Kurtz launched a monstrous grand slam 405 feet to center and completely changed the game in one violent swing. That was the turning point, the knockout punch, and honestly the moment Ca...

Sam recaps the A’s week: taking series wins, Jacob Wilson’s shoulder injury and a likely short-term replacement at shortstop, and Henry Bolte’s call-up after an incredible minor-league hot streak. He explains roster challenges in the outfield, playing-time dilemmas, and how Bolte might be used. Sam also previews the upcoming draft, discusses the A’s recent drafting strategy of safe college hitters...

The baseball gods finally stopped teasing A’s fans and delivered the call everyone saw coming: Henry Bolte is heading to the big leagues. After turning Triple-A pitching into a crime scene all month, the A’s No. 5 prospect officially forced the organization’s hand. We’re talking absurd numbers here: a .595 average to start May, a cartoonish 1.741 OPS, five bombs, and a weekend where Bolte basicall...

Episode 11 breaks down the A's 40-game mark at 21-19, discussing streakiness, AL West context, and key upcoming series. Hosts analyze Jacob Wilson's injury, Henry Bolte's promotion and impact, lineup juggling (Gelof, Muncy, Hernaiz), and pitching performances from Lopez, JT Ginn, and Jeffrey Springs. The episode also covers prospects (Leo DeVries, Jamie Ardo), roster questions, and matchups agains...

On this May 11 episode Jesse Goldberg Strasser joins to break down Lansing’s roller‑coaster series at South Bend, Nathan Detmer’s dominant outing, and the pitching rotation shakeups. They discuss prospect development and roster strategy — Stephen Echevarria, Zane Taylor, Jackson Finley, Henry Bolte, Bobby Boser, Jacob Wilson’s injury, and how teams balance patience with pushing prospects forward.

In this episode the host breaks down the A's 2-1 loss to the Orioles, with focus on Jacob Wilson's likely injury and potential IL stint, struggles in hitting, lineup debates over Butler, Bolte, Kurtz and Hernes, and what the team needs moving forward as they prepare for a crucial homestand against the Giants and Cardinals.

The A’s came home from a brutal Philly-Baltimore road trip sitting two-and-a-half games up in the AL West, and Hobbs is officially sounding the alarm for the rest of baseball. This episode of Habit Hunter breaks down a gritty series win over the Orioles that showed something the A’s haven’t consistently had in years: real pitching stability. Hobbs dives deep into the numbers behind the rotation tu...

The A’s came into Baltimore and played the kind of baseball that makes contenders sweat. Early pressure, shutdown pitching, clean defense, and one gigantic swing from Brent Rooker turned this into a wire-to-wire 6-2 win over the Orioles. Nick Kurtz looked like a future superstar again, stacking doubles, stealing third like a maniac, and constantly creating chaos. Shea Langeliers kept driving runs...

The A’s didn’t stroll into Baltimore tonight wearing tuxedos and playing smooth jazz. They walked in with steel-toed boots and survived a nine-inning alley fight. After getting bottled up early by Kyle Bradish, the offense finally cracked the game open in the fifth inning behind clutch at-bats from Max Schuemann, Lawrence Butler, Zack Gelof, and the massive swing from Nick Kurtz, whose two-run tri...

Episode 1 of Half Truth, Full Ledgers cracks open the shiny promise of Sacramento’s Major League Baseball dreams and exposes the math that kills them. The show dives into why expansion in 2026 isn’t about fandom or market potential — it’s about which city is willing to hand over the largest public subsidy. From Las Vegas to Salt Lake City, other cities are shoveling hundreds of millions in taxpaye...

The Phillies series felt like three entirely different movies smashed together into one baseball fever dream. Hobbs opens this episode of Habit Hunter by unloading on the A’s disastrous series opener — a game filled with baffling lineup choices, young pitchers left exposed, and an offense that rolled over so fast Christopher Sanchez probably thought he was throwing batting practice. From Carlos Co...

The A’s didn’t just beat the Phillies. They kicked the front door down in the first inning and never looked back. Shea Langeliers and Brent Rooker launched absolute missiles before some fans had even found their seats, Lawrence Butler kept the pressure on, Jacob Wilson went deep, and Zack Gelof looked like a man possessed. By the time the dust settled, the A’s had hung 12 runs on Philadelphia and...

The A’s looked like they were about to steal a gritty road win in Philadelphia. Jeffrey Springs gave them exactly what you want from a veteran starter — calm, efficient baseball against one of the toughest lineups in the league. Nick Kurtz continued to look like a future monster in the middle of the lineup, Jacob Wilson drove in another run because apparently the kid forgot how to stop hitting, an...

This episode of Where Stats Meet Instinct doesn’t sugarcoat anything—the A’s aren’t a good team right now. But that’s not the story. The story is growth. A brutal start to the Cleveland series pushed fans to the edge, but what followed mattered more than the losses. The response. A young team, still learning how to win, punched back in Game 3 and reminded everyone that development isn’t pretty—it’...

Jack Perkins doesn’t sound like a guy trying to survive in the big leagues—he sounds like someone quietly taking it over. In this laid-back but revealing conversation from Philadelphia, Perkins pulls back the curtain on what life really looks like for a pitcher caught between roles. Starter? Reliever? Closer-in-waiting? The answer: yes. What stands out isn’t just his flexibility—it’s the mindset....

The Ports didn’t just survive a matchup with the first-place Fresno Grizzlies—they walked out with a split and a statement. On this episode of The Port Report, Tim Fitzgerald peels back the layers of a Stockton club that’s starting to look a lot more dangerous than people expected. Facing a loaded Fresno squad headlined by top prospect Ethan Holiday, the Ports didn’t blink. Instead, they leaned in...

The pipeline isn’t just alive—it’s loud, it’s productive, and it’s starting to demand attention. This week’s Lugnuts Weekly turns into a full-on showcase of why the A’s future might be closer than people think. Jesse Goldberg-Strassler breaks down a statement series against Dayton, and right at the center of it is Devon Taylor—the second-round bat out of Indiana who just refuses to cool off. The g...

The numbers don’t lie, but they don’t always tell the full story either—and that’s exactly where Hobbs steps in. This episode of Habit Hunter peels back the surface of a frustrating series loss and reveals something far more important: this team didn’t quit. While the pitching staff lit matches and poured gasoline on innings, the lineup quietly started to come alive. The A’s scratched, clawed, and...

This wasn’t chaos. This wasn’t luck. This was control. The A’s grabbed the lead early—thanks to a tone-setting blast—and from that point forward, they played like a team that already knew how the story would end. Even when Cleveland tried to make noise, there was no panic, no unraveling. Just clean pitching, solid defense, and an offense that kept stacking pressure inning after inning. The 5th inn...

This one started with hope and ended with people staring into the distance. The A’s jumped out early behind a two-run blast from Shea Langeliers and later built a 3-1 lead, looking ready to punch back after yesterday’s disappointment. Langeliers stayed scorching hot with two home runs, Nick Kurtz kept finding hits, and the offense did enough early to put pressure on Cleveland. For five innings, th...