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MLBbro.com Celebrate Legends In Oakland A’s History As the Era Comes To A Close

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By Ronald Agers
| MLBbro.com
Baseball is a game. However, the professional sport called Major League Baseball is a business. Moving professional teams away from their fanbase, no matter how loyal they are, is part of the dark side of it. After 56 years, the Oakland A’s despite efforts they said fell short, announced in April of 2023 of the decision to move to Las Vegas. An Era Is Over In Oakland: Las Vegas A’s? With the final series starting this week along with the statement from the A’s, it is real.
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Will A New York Yankees World Series Title Market the “Big 3” Era For Major League Baseball?

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By Ronald Agers
| MLBbro.com
With the season rapidly coming to a close, the New York Yankees as of this writing look as if they will take the American League East title, outlasting the surprising efforts of the Baltimore Orioles.
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Aaron Judge Has The AL MVP On Smash, But Bobby Witt Jr. Shouldn’t Be Ignored

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By Ronald Agers
| MLBbro.com
As the MLB postseason rapidly approaches, the good old days of World Series lore spread over decades is a possibility as the Los Angeles Dodgers and New York Yankees are again the class of baseball. Both teams have the best players in their respective leagues in Shohei Ohtani (Dodgers) and Aaron Judge (Yankees) with plenty of statistics to back it up. Both are having historical seasons that supersede their superstar careers.
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