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Breaking down the pitching matchups in the Athletics' next series vs. the Giants.

Despite his struggles this season, the Mets' ace should be a priority for the A's this summer.

With the trade deadline approaching, it is time to look at the Athletics who could be traded.

The A's made some much-needed additions.

The infielder has been a strong piece of the team over the last few weeks, but the A's have elected to send him down.

After reaching .500 earlier this season, the Athletics would crumble in the final two games of the series.

Here is why the Athletics' next three series have major implications for how the rest of the season will turn out.

Taking a look at a few players who could be on their way out before the trade deadline.

The Athletics would be dismantled vs. the Angels, despite J.T. Ginn getting the start.

The A's might have some trouble locking up Shea Langeliers because of his agent.

The A's have added a depth arm in Triple-A that we could see in the big leagues this season.

This Marlin is a perfect match for the A's this summer.

Looking at recent success and the road ahead, it is clear the Athletics need to get aggressive early.

After falling behind early the Athletics were able to catch fire and win the game in extra innings.

The A's could go after one of these two college bats with their 8th overall selection.

One of the Athletics' top pitching prospects, left-hander Gage Jump, just turned in the most dominant performance of his young big league career.

Here are the key takeaways from the Athletics shutout win vs. the Angels.

The A's could look to buy this summer, and the Giants have a star that might interest them.

Which big names will be on the move this summer? We had some success predicting trades last year and are back for another try, ready to be humbled.

With the trade deadline approaching fast, the Athletics need to decide if they are contenders or pretenders.