L ast night, the New York Yankees began a three-game set in Oakland to take on the Athletics. Based on the calendar and the standings, this series should not be all that eventful:

The final stretch of A’s baseball at the Coliseum is here. After moving out west from Kansas City in 1968, the A’s franchise will close the chapter on its 57-year stint in Oakland -- a time that has seen four World Series titles,

The A’s (67-87) began their final homestand at the Oakland Coliseum with an extra-inning 4-2 loss to the Yankees (90-64) as T.J. McFarland allowed three runs (two earned) to the Bronx Bombers in the top of the 10th inning.