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Brewers Set Franchise Record With 98th Win — Sep 21, 2026The Milwaukee Brewers set a franchise-record with their 98th win by shutting out the Baltimore Orioles 3-0 to complete a sweep and secure the NL Central while holding the majors' best record. William Contreras homered, Cooper Pratt drove in two, Jackson Chourio joined the 20-20-20 club to start his career, and Trevor Megill earned the save as Jacob Misiorowski worked a brief, workload-managed start.

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Marcus Bell Chourio hitting the 20-20-20 mark so early is a big reason this team keeps breaking records.

Athletics top Twins 7-4 Butler homers Williams 2-run triple spark win — Aug 26, 2026Lawrence Butler continued his late-season surge for the A's, homering in the latest win and reaching base in 15 of 16 games as he climbs out of a season-long slump, boosting his overall numbers for the year. The A's capped a series win over the Twins at 7-4, with Butler's steady production helping them spoil playoff hopefuls and spark a brighter stretch for a club that had endured a brutal skid.

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Athletics Gain New Investors Ahead of Las Vegas Move — Jul 23, 2026Harbinger Sports Partners, led by Mark Cuban, has bought a minority stake in the Oakland Athletics ahead of the team’s 2028 Las Vegas relocation, with Falcons minority owner Rashaun Williams among the investors. The deal’s size and price weren’t disclosed, and it accompanies plans for a $2 billion, 33,000-seat stadium on the Las Vegas Strip while the A’s continue to play in Sacramento this interim period, with the club valued around $2 billion per Forbes.

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