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The Las Vegas A’s Podcast — part of the House Always Wins Media Network

The Las Vegas A’s Podcast — part of the House Always Wins Media Network — is a daily, multi-show podcast platform built for fans who want more than surface-level baseball talk. Hosted by Booney, a lifelong A’s fan known for his passionate, unfiltered voice, the network was created with one goal: give the A’s story the space it deserves. This franchise isn’t just about box scores anymore. It’s about roster construction, prospect development, stadium politics, relocation economics, franchise history,

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69:04

A’s Silenced by Woo—but Seth Johnson Arrives! | Last...

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2026/09/07

Bryan Woo shut down the A’s for eight innings, allowing only one hit and striking out nine as Seattle avoided the four-game sweep with a 2-0 victory. The A’s offense never found an answer, while the Mariners scored both runs during a five-single fourth inning against Gage Jump. The biggest positive came from newly recalled Seth Johnson. Acquired in the Colby Thomas trade, Johnson retired all six batters he faced and struck out four during two perfect innings. Join Booney for Last Call: A’s Postgame,

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33:24

JEFFREY SPRINGS IS BACK! A’s Crush Seattle for Fourth...

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2026/09/06

The A’s are officially on a heater! Jeffrey Springs delivered the kind of performance fans have waited a long time to see, shutting out Seattle across seven brilliant innings in a commanding 6–2 victory. Springs allowed only three hits, walked two and struck out six while keeping Julio Rodríguez, Cal Raleigh, Josh Naylor and the Mariners’ lineup completely grounded. He didn’t merely survive seven innings—he controlled the entire game and gave the A’s exactly what they have desperately needed from

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45:23

The A’s 2027 Roster: Who Stays, Who Goes & Who Gets...

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2026/09/05

Budget Baseball gets a little smarter — and a lot more interesting — as hosts Sammy and Quinlan are joined by Sam from Where Stats Meet Instincts for a crossover episode built around one simple idea: stop looking at players as simply “good” or “bad.” The crew digs into the overlooked strengths of Hogan Harris, including his elite fastball characteristics and how his fastball/curveball combination creates problems for hitters. Then they turn their attention to Donovan Walton and why his ability to

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49:46

A’S GO OFF! FIVE-RUN INNING POWERS HUGE WIN

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2026/09/05

The A’s just walked into Seattle and delivered one hell of a statement! After falling behind 5-2, the offense erupted in the third inning with five runs, featuring home runs from Zack Gelof, Jeff McNeil, Alika Williams and Max Muncy. Then the A’s kept swinging, adding two more runs in the fifth to take a 7-5 lead and put the Mariners squarely on the ropes. This wasn't some sleepy September win — this was an offensive avalanche.Now the question is whether the A’s can slam the door and turn a wild

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32:10

A’s Prospect Rankings: The Good, The Bad & The Weird

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2026/09/04

The Lab is diving deep into the latest Top 30 A’s prospect rankings, and Aidan isn't simply reading the list and moving on. He explains how prospect rankings actually work, why prospect status matters, how MLB service time and the Prospect Promotion Incentive can impact teams, and—most importantly—why fans shouldn't treat prospect rankings like they're carved in stone. Some players are high-floor, some are high-ceiling, and comparing them without considering age, level, and development path can lead

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50:34

THE BOLTE BREAKOUT: A’s Finally Have Something To Watch

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2026/09/03

Henry Bolte might finally be figuring it out.The A's crushed the Rangers 9-2, and Henry Bolte was the biggest reason why. Two home runs, a .341 average, and an .885 OPS over his last 30 games have The Faithful Few wondering whether we're finally seeing the version of Bolte the A's hoped would emerge. Kobi and Nick break down Bolte's turnaround, his potential as a future leadoff hitter and center fielder, why hitting the ball to all fields matters, and what these final weeks of the season could mean

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32:47

THE HIDDEN GEM: Tucker Novotny Has Something Special

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2026/09/01

The Lansing Lugnuts had a brutal week, losing five of six, but there were still plenty of reasons to keep an eye on what is happening in the A’s minor-league system. Jesse Goldberg-Strassler joins Booney to break down the week, including Tucker Novotny’s impressive six-inning, five-hit, three-run, two-earned-run, nine-strikeout performance against a loaded Great Lakes lineup and Miles Naylor’s monster day featuring two home runs. Jesse explains what makes Novotny so interesting despite modest

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50:07

Evaluation Day: It’s Time to Start Weeding Out This...

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2026/08/31

The A’s came into Baltimore riding back-to-back series wins and promptly got swept, losing 4-3 in 10 innings, 5-3, and 8-5. The pitching once again became the story, with Jeffrey Springs getting crushed while continuing to receive starts, the offense leaving 25 runners on base, and the defense committing four errors. Meanwhile, the A’s repeatedly created opportunities and then found ways to leave them sitting there. At this point, Hobbs isn't pretending this is just another bad series. The season

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51:38

STATE OF THE A'S: What Went Wrong for the A’s in 2026?

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2026/08/31

The A’s 2026 season continues to unravel, and Sunday’s 8-5 loss to the Orioles in Sacramento was a fitting gut punch. The A’s jumped out to a 5-1 lead, getting a two-run double from Lawrence Butler, an RBI double from Jeff McNeil and a two-run homer from Jacob Wilson—but Baltimore slowly turned the game around before taking control. The Orioles tied it with a three-run fourth, then Gunnar Henderson delivered the knockout blow with a three-run homer in the fifth. Henderson added a triple in the

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34:17

WHAT ACTUALLY MATTERS: Lawrence Butler, Henry Bolte &...

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2026/08/29

The A’s have played better baseball lately, winning series against the Astros and Twins, and frankly, winning is a lot more fun than losing. But Sam is back on Where Stats Meet Instinct to separate the results from the things that actually tell us something about the future. Are these wins evidence that the A’s have finally figured something out, or are we simply watching a bad team experience some positive regression? Sam also digs into why the recent DFA-reliever additions may be more interesting

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57:23

Why Being An A's Fan Is Harder Than Ever

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2026/08/28

Join The Faithful Few for an honest conversation about A's baseball and the future of the roster.In this episode, Nick DiCicco, Kobi, and Rants break down the latest news surrounding the team. We discuss the current state of A's fan culture, specifically looking at the rise of the self-proclaimed King of A's Twitter and what that status means for the community. It is a necessary listen for anyone trying to stay connected to the team during these challenging times. We also pivot to an analysis of

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42:54

Another Series Win! Are the A's Finally Turning a...

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2026/08/27

Hobbes is back, and for once, there's a little sunshine breaking through the clouds. The A's took another series from the Twins, giving the team back-to-back series victories and a stretch of four wins in five games that actually gives A's fans something to smile about. Hobbes breaks down the ugly series opener, Jeffrey Springs' struggles, the A's maddening habit of leaving runners stranded, and the late offensive rally that made a blowout look a whole lot more respectable.Then comes the good

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24:18

THE CASE FOUR: The Numbers Behind Lawrence Butler's...

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2026/08/26

Lawrence Butler's traditional numbers may have looked ugly early in the season, but the underlying data tells a much more interesting story. Quinlan and Sammy break down Butler's recent improvement, including his hard-hit rate, average exit velocity, chase rate, career-best walk rate, and improving pull-air rate. They also examine how his knee recovery could be affecting his swing, defense, and speed, and why relatively small changes in how often he lifts the baseball could make a major difference

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53:10

What You Missed from Turley's Monster Night

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2026/08/25

The Stockton Ports had Fresno right where they wanted them.A 7-1 lead. Josiah Romeo was dominating on the mound. A 9-8 lead in extra innings. And a chance to leave Fresno with a two-game cushion in the race for the final playoff spot. Instead, the Ports suffered a devastating 10-9, 11-inning loss to the Grizzlies, turning what looked like a huge victory into one of the season's toughest losses. On this edition of The Port Report, we sit down with Stockton Ports voice Timmy Fitzgerald to break down

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26:48

Meet Jared Davis: The 17th-Round Pick Who Just Caught...

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2026/08/25

Jared Davis didn't exactly ease into his Lansing Lugnuts career—he kicked the door down. After arriving from the Arizona Complex League, the 17th-round pick immediately opened his Lugnuts tenure with five hits in his first five at-bats. Jesse Goldberg-Strassler breaks down what makes Davis so intriguing, from his unique batting stance and aggressive approach to the energy and personality he brings to the ballpark. We also dive into Pedro Pineda's breakout week, Breyson Guedes' power display, and

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46:29

The Greatest A’s Games We’ve Ever Seen | Game 162,...

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2026/08/24

50-80. Thirty games under .500. Football is almost here. And somehow… we're still talking about the A's. Kobe and Nicholas DeSicco return for a shorter-than-usual episode of The Faithful Few to laugh, complain, reminisce and try to figure out why we're still emotionally invested in a team that has made watching baseball feel like a character-building exercise. The boys break down the A's win in Houston, Jacob Lopez's strong outing, the late comeback, Dallas Braden giving All On Green's Rob some

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48:17

They Can't Cheat Their Way Out Of This!

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2026/08/24

The A’s came into Houston looking to do exactly what the Habit Hunter demanded: spoil the Astros’ season. After getting shut out 4-0 in the opener, the A's responded with a dramatic comeback win and then erased an early 6-0 deficit in the finale to take two of three from Houston. The series featured Brian Serven’s three-run blast, Max Muncy’s go-ahead home run, Tommy White’s big production, and another impressive performance from Donovan Walton, who continues to make his case for more playing time

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51:02

6-0 DOWN? NO PROBLEM! A’s Stun Astros in Instant Classic

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2026/08/24

The A’s just gave their fans something they desperately needed: a reason to smile. Down 6-0 to the first-place Astros in Houston, the A’s exploded for six runs in the fifth inning, with Brian Serven launching a three-run homer before Lawrence Butler and Tommy White helped complete the comeback. Then Max Muncy delivered the knockout punch in the seventh, launching a 409-foot solo homer to center to put the A’s ahead 7-6 for good. On Last Call: A’s Postgame, we're celebrating one heck of a Sunday

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52:32

THE COMEBACK WE NEEDED!: Athletics Rally Past Astros 4-3

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2026/08/23

The Athletics finally snapped their five-game losing streak in dramatic fashion, rallying from a 3-1 deficit to beat the Houston Astros 4-3. Jacob Lopez gave the A’s six strong innings, striking out nine while allowing just one run, and Donovan Walton provided the early offense with a 422-foot home run in the third inning. But after Houston grabbed control in the seventh on a Daulton Varsho homer and Jeremy Peña RBI single, the A’s appeared headed toward another frustrating loss.Then came the

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17:57

FIRST BASE WIZARD: The Stat That Proves Nick Kurtz Is...

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2026/08/21

Baseball finally has a way to measure one of the most overlooked skills on the diamond: receiving the baseball at first base. In Episode 3 of The Lab, Aidan breaks down Baseball Savant's new first-base receiving data, explaining how Outs Above Average works, why the numbers aren't perfect, and why simply looking at the overall leaderboard doesn't tell the whole story. From scoops and low throws to high and wide throws, Aidan digs into what actually makes a first baseman elite at turning bad throws

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