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Locked On A"s - Daily Podcast On The Athletics

Wayne Coy, Locked On Podcast Network

Locked On A’s podcast is your daily ticket to stay ahead of the game and the first to know the latest news, analysis, and insider info for the A’s and Major League Baseball. Hosted by Ayad Bunni, Locked On A’s podcast provides you daily insightful analysis of one of the youngest rosters in all of MLB to their upcoming move to Las Vegas. Locked On A’s takes you beyond the scoreboard for the inside scoops on the biggest stories from within the A’s locker room and all over MLB.  Locked On A’s podcast

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00:33:05

MLB SQUAD SHOW! THRILLER: Guardians and Tigers LOCKED...

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2025/09/26

GUARDIANS SURGE, TIGERS COLLAPSE: MLB PLAYOFF RACE HEATS UPCleveland Guardians stun Detroit Tigers with late-season comeback. Can they clinch a playoff spot in the final weekend? Jeff Carr and Justin Lada break down the Guardians' impressive turnaround, highlighting key players and strategic moves. The discussion covers the Tigers' epic collapse, vulnerable teams heading into October, and the Los Angeles Dodgers' bullpen concerns. Sully introduces his "Summer Score" metric, offering unique insights

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00:28:00

LAUGHER IN SAC: A’s Embarrass Astros 6-0 and Smiling

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2025/09/25

The A’s just played spoiler like it’s their birthright, slamming the door shut on the Astros’ playoff hopes with a 6-0 masterpiece. Luis Severino and the bullpen tag-teamed Houston’s lineup into irrelevance, and the bats delivered the kill shot. Shea Langeliers and Tyler Soderstrom went back-to-back in the seventh, sending the crowd into a frenzy and sending Houston fans into hiding. Brent Rooker and the rookie Nick Kurtz joined the party earlier, driving in runs and setting the tone that this night

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00:28:00

DREAMCRUSHERS STRIKE AGAIN: A’s Baseball at it’s Best

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2025/09/24

The A’s just played their most complete game of the season, smacking Houston around 5–1 in Sacramento and sending a clear message: if we’re not going to October, you sure as hell aren’t either. The green and gold played clean, pitched brilliantly, and came up with clutch knocks while the Astros stumbled all over themselves. Jeffrey Springs set the tone with five steady innings, the bullpen locked it down, and the bats delivered big with Tyler Soderstrom and Jacob Wilson leading the charge. This is

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00:28:00

IS LEO READY?

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2025/09/23

In this episode of Locked on A's, Booney explores the potential readiness of MLB's top prospect, 18-year-old Leo Devries. He analyzes Devries' impressive performance in Double-A and playoffs, questioning if he's ready for the majors. The podcast also covers Zane Taylor, the A's fifth-round draft pick, comparing his pitching style to Roy Oswalt. Booney reviews the A's recent series against the Pirates and previews the upcoming games against the Astros. He emphasizes the importance of these final

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00:28:00

SOUTHPAW

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2025/09/22

Locked On A’s dives deep into the rise of Jamie Arnold, the A’s #1 pick and southpaw ace of the future. From his rocky freshman year at Florida State to becoming a two-time All-American and Golden Spikes semifinalist, Arnold’s journey is one of resilience, growth, and fierce competitiveness. We break down his arsenal pitch by pitch — a fastball that explodes at the letters, a slider already major-league nasty, and a developing changeup that could unlock ace potential. But this isn’t just about stuff

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00:34:18

MLB SQUAD SHOW! National League Wild Card Race...

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2025/09/19

MLB Playoff Race Heats Up: Who's In, Who's Out? The National League wild card battle intensifies as teams scramble for postseason spots. Are the Philadelphia Phillies and Los Angeles Dodgers locks? The Locked On MLB Squad breaks down the Chicago Cubs' chances and the New York Mets' surprising struggles. In the American League, the Cleveland Guardians surge with a 17-5 run. Can they overtake the vulnerable Boston Red Sox? Clayton Kershaw's potential retirement sparks debate on his legacy and the

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00:34:40

SPOILING OCTOBER: A’s Silence Fenway

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2025/09/18

In a dramatic and electrifying 5-3 win over the Boston Red Sox, the A's showed the world they are more than just spoilers—they are dream crushers. The A's came into Fenway with a fire in their bellies and sent a clear message to Boston: don't mess with the underdogs. The game began with a bang as Lawrence Butler doubled off the monster, followed by Brent Rooker's massive two-run blast, his 30th of the season, to give the A's an early 2-0 lead. From there, the A's built on their momentum, with Nick

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00:28:00

KOTSAY BLUNDERS: Overthinking & Mistiming

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2025/09/18

Boston struck early in this one. In the 1st, Masataka Yoshida singled home Trevor Story to grab a 1-0 lead. A’s answered in the 2nd via a Darrel Hernaiz sacrifice fly, only for Boston to retake the lead in the same inning courtesy of a Rob Refsnyder solo homer. The A’s then erupted in the 5th—it started with a walk, then a couple big hits, including another Hernaiz knock, to push across three runs and take the lead. Boston, largely quiet through most of the middle innings, finally rallied back in

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00:48:24

SPOILER SEASON: A’s the Dreamcrushers of September

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2025/09/17

The A’s snatched Game 1 at Fenway 2-1 with a patience-then-pounce blueprint. Boston scratched an unearned run in the third—Carlos Narváez doubled and Rob Refsnyder scored on a center-field misplay—while rookie lefty Connelly Early again looked nasty: 5.1 innings, seven strikeouts, no walks. The A’s waited for the bullpen. In the sixth, Tyler Soderstrom came off the bench and smoked a pinch-hit RBI double off the Green Monster to score Jacob Wilson, and Brett Harris immediately followed with a rope

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00:28:00

DREAMCRUSHERS: A's Open Up 3-Game Set in Boston Tonight

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2025/09/16

A's visit Boston and historic Fenway Park in a three-game set looking to avenge last week's series in Sacramento, as the A's dropped two of three to the Sox. Can the A's continue the role of DreamCrushers. Carlos Cortes’ story is the kind of baseball journey fans live for—long, winding, full of doubt, but ending in fireworks under the lights. A former SEC standout turned minor league grinder, Cortes has finally broken through for the A’s in 2025 with clutch homers and fearless at-bats. His

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00:28:00

SWEPT AWAY: The A’s SWEEP the Reds, 7-4 Thunder at Home

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2025/09/15

The A’s finished off their series against the Reds in style, pulling off a 7–4 win to secure the sweep at Sutter Health Park. Cincinnati came out swinging with early homers from Noelvi Marte and Will Benson, jumping to a quick 3–0 lead, but the A’s didn’t blink. Jacob Wilson sparked the comeback with a solo blast, Colby Thomas followed with a rocket of his own, and Brent Rooker tied things up with a no-doubter. Then came the dagger — rookie Nick Kurtz launched a go-ahead two-run homer in the fifth

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01:28:42

ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED: Kurtz's 493-Foot Bomb & The...

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2025/09/14

The A’s lit up the scoreboard in a wild 11-5 win over the Reds in West Sacramento, turning a tense matchup into a showcase of power and timing. Nick Kurtz crushed a 493-foot grand slam, the longest home run of the MLB season, igniting a late inning eruption. Brent Rooker and rookie Carlos Cortes also connected for homers, while Jacob Wilson delivered timely doubles that helped pull the game away. For the Reds, Hunter Greene’s night unraveled early; he was pulled after allowing multiple big blows and

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00:54:42

Cortes Delivers: Two Homers & the A’s Silence the Reds

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2025/09/13

First half of the game, and the A’s came out swinging. Lawrence Butler crushed a homer on the very first pitch Brady Singer threw, setting fire early. Singer tried to settle but Carlos Cortes joined the assault—homering off him in the third, and then doing it again in the eighth off a different pitcher. The A’s piled up the power with three solo homers, and despite Reds threats, never let anything stick. On the mound it was all A’s. J.T. Ginn left in the fifth with a leg issue, but not before

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00:35:31

WORTH THE WAIT?: The Long Game with JJ and Zack

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2025/09/12

JJ Bleday and Zack Gelof are learning the hard way right now, but that’s exactly what the A’s need if this young core is going to grow into something special. In this episode, we break down why the struggles matter—why Bleday’s adjustments at the plate and in center field are setting him up for long-term success, and why Gelof’s strikeout issues and injury setbacks don’t erase the tools that made him a cornerstone of this rebuild. It’s about patience, perspective, and understanding that development

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00:43:27

BUTLER SAYS BALLGAME

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2025/09/11

After two straight shutouts, the A’s finally inhaled life and exhaled noise. Shea Langeliers cracked the seal with a first-inning homer, Nick Kurtz launched his 30th of the year to reclaim the lead, and Tyler Soderstrom ripped a two-run double to put the A’s back in front. Boston kept punching—tying it in the ninth—but the day belonged to the kids in West Sac. In the bottom of the ninth, Lawrence Butler turned a 100.2-mph heater from Aroldis Chapman into a line-drive walk-off, scoring Langeliers and

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00:31:35

WHERE'S THE FIGHT?: No adjustments, no-grit-welcome...

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2025/09/10

The A’s offense looked like it took a vacation—permanently. After getting steamrolled 7-0 last night, they’re now staring down a Red Sox team with momentum, desperation, and a debuting pitcher on the mound. Connelly Early, the 23-year-old lefty, gets his first taste of the majors tonight—no pressure. Meanwhile, Jeffrey Springs is trying to keep the ship afloat for the A’s, but spoiler alert: that ship looks leaky. Boston isn’t here to play nice. They’re still biting into the A’s, and worse, they

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00:35:40

PRIMETIME CROCHET: Red Sox Ace Unleashed on the A's

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2025/09/09

Garrett Crochet reminded everyone why he’s the ace Boston traded big for, weaving his magic over seven innings of smoke-and-mirrors-free pitching. No walks, just 10 whiffs, three hits allowed—he was surgical. He’s now at a league-best 15 wins, and tonight’s performance came on five days’ rest, a rhythm that might just line him up perfectly for that looming Wild Card push. Meanwhile, the A’s looked anything but ready for prime time in front of a Sacramento crowd primed for excitement. Luis Morales

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00:47:05

UN-SWEEPABLE: A's Take 2 of 3 Against Angels

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2025/09/08

A weekend in Anaheim, became a stage for the A’s offense to break free, unleash chaos, and showcase a young rotation that might just be the core of 2026’s success. Game 1 exploded in the third inning: down 4–2, the A’s sent 13 men to the plate in a seven-run outburst. JJ Bleday’s three-run homer ignited it, Lawrence Butler added a late solo shot, and Mason Barnett, after a shaky start, locked it in to earn his first MLB win. The fireworks didn’t stop there. Game 2 saw a 17–4 blowout, featuring four

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00:36:44

LOST IN THE LIGHTS: Lights, Error, Action, A’s Collapse

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2025/09/04

The A’s showed fight tonight—Jeffrey Springs turned in one of his better outings all year, carving through six innings and limiting the Cardinals to just two runs, according to manager Mark Kotsay's post game comments. But defense matters. Brent Rooker and Tyler Soderstrom each lost balls in the lights, turning routine flyouts into four Cardinals runs. That’s baseball shorthand for "win goes ... somewhere else." Contreras had his night: three hits, four RBIs, and the kind of power display that

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00:33:50

BULLPEN BLUES: Severino’s Return, But Cardinals Steal It

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2025/09/03

Luis Severino made his dramatic comeback from injury feel like a Hollywood script—quiet, efficient, unshakable. Five innings, three hits, just one walk, and the A’s led 1–0 courtesy of a slick RBI double by Nick Kurtz. It felt like momentum—for a moment. Then came the sixth. With two outs, Iván Herrera crushed a two‑run go‑ahead homer that echoed through Busch Stadium. Miles Mikolas blanked the A’s over six, JoJo Romero shut it down, and the A’s offense once again dried up. One hit, one painful

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