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.

The A’s kicked off a three-game set against the Yankees on Friday, officially beginning their final homestand at the Oakland Coliseum

The A's embarked on their final homestand in Oakland on Friday night, preparing to say goodbye to the Coliseum where they've played 57 seasons.

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,

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