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 workers who sell merchandise and serve drinks and food to A’s fans share fond memories, tearful goodbyes and an uncertain future.

Three games against the Yankees. Three games against the Rangers. That’s all that remains of Major League Baseball at the Oakland Coliseum. Beginning with a three-game set against New York on Friday,

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,