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   Central		W	L	PCT	GB	L10
   Cleveland		37	19	.661	0.0	8-2
   Kansas City		35	23	.603	3.0	6-4
   Minnesota		31	25	.554	6.0	7-3
   Detroit		28	28	.500	9.0	5-5
   Chi White Sox		15	42	.263	22.5	1-9

   East		W	L	PCT	GB	L10
   NY Yankees		39	19	.672	0.0	6-4
   Baltimore		35	19	.648	2.0	6-4
   Boston		28	29	.491	10.5	5-5
   Tampa Bay		28	29	.491	10.5	3-7
   Toronto		26	29	.473	11.5	6-4

   West		W	L	PCT	GB	L10
   Seattle		31	27	.534	0.0	5-5
   Texas		27	29	.482	3.0	4-6
   Houston		25	32	.439	5.5	4-6
   Oakland		23	35	.397	8.0	4-6
   LA Angels		21	35	.375	9.0	4-6

   AL Wild Card		W	L	PCT	GB	L10
   Cleveland		37	19	.661	0.0	8-2
   NY Yankees		39	19	.672	0.0	6-4
   Seattle		31	27	.534	0.0	5-5
   Baltimore		35	19	.648	+5	6-4
   Kansas City		35	23	.603	+3	6-4
   Minnesota		31	25	.554	0.0	7-3
   Detroit		28	28	.500	3.0	5-5
   Boston		28	29	.491	3.5	5-5
   Tampa Bay		28	29	.491	3.5	3-7
   Texas		27	29	.482	4.0	4-6
   Toronto		26	29	.473	4.5	6-4
   Houston		25	32	.439	6.5	4-6
   Oakland		23	35	.397	9.0	4-6
   LA Angels		21	35	.375	10.0	4-6
   Chi White Sox		15	42	.263	16.5	1-9

3. www.baseball-reference.com › teams › OAKOakland Athletics Team History & Encyclopedia | Baseball ...

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   About logos. Oakland Athletics Team History & Encyclopedia. Team Names: Oakland Athletics, Kansas City Athletics, Philadelphia Athletics. Seasons: 124 (1901 to 2024) Record: 9282-9799, .486 W-L% Playoff Appearances: 29. Pennants: 15. World Championships: 9. Winningest Manager: Connie Mack, 3582-3814, .484 W-L%

4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › History_of_the_OaklandHistory of the Oakland Athletics - Wikipedia

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   The history of the Athletics Major League Baseball franchise spans the period from 1901 to the present day, having begun as a charter member franchise in the new American League in Philadelphia before moving to Kansas City in 1955 for 13 seasons and then to the San Francisco Bay in Oakland, California, in 1968.

5. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Oakland_AthleticsOakland Athletics - Wikipedia

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   The history of the Athletics Major League Baseball franchise spans from 1901 to the present day, having begun in Philadelphia before moving to Kansas City in 1955 and then to its home in Oakland, California, in 1968.

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7. www.mlb.com › athletics › historyAthletics History | Oakland Athletics - MLB.com

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   Athletics Timeline. Trace Athletics history, from Connie Mack in Philadelphia to the current squad in Oakland. See Entire Timeline.

8. www.espn.com › mlb › historyOakland Athletics MLB Team History - Major League Baseball - ESPN

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   x - Clinched Division. y - Clinched Wild Card. * - Clinched Best League Record. Follow Oakland Athletics Team History, Regular Season Results, Postseason results, and more on ESPN.com.

   Season	W	L	Pct
   2024	23	33	.411
   e- 2023	50	112	.309
   e- 2022	60	102	.370
   e- 2021	86	76	.531

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10. www.britannica.com › topic › Oakland-AthleticsOakland Athletics | History & Notable Players | Britannica

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    2 days ago · 1901 - present. Headquarters: Oakland. Areas Of Involvement: baseball. Related People: Shoeless Joe Jackson. Tony La Russa. Mark McGwire. Ty Cobb. Rickey Henderson. Recent News.

11. www.baseball-almanac.com › teams › athlOakland Athletics | Baseball Almanac

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    The Athletics debuted on April 26, 1901 with a 5-1 loss to Washington and won the franchise's first game 8-5 against the Red Sox three days later. Nap Lajoie was the star of this first team, hitting .422 (still an American League record). He also recorded 14 home runs and drove in 125 runs — a Triple Crown performance.