It was a major weekend for Major League Baseball with the San Francisco Giants facing off against the A's in West.

A’s and Giants will be a rivalry for a while, there’s always generations of fans who will see A’s and Giants and think of it the same way, but it’s definitely different.

Many of the A’s hitters who produced on Friday were learning their ABCs when Justin Verlander made his MLB debut.

Things haven’t gone as planned for A’s in Sacramento; Giants have hit the skids with Phillies, Dodgers looming ...

The A’s-Giants rivalry begins a new era with the move of the A’s to West Sacramento, playing in San Francisco for first time since leaving Oakland.

It’ll likely be the same split when the Giants play the A’s in Sacramento in the heat of July. But instead of crowds around 30,000-40,000, it’ll be less than 15,000.

“I think A’s-Giants will be the same rivalry for a while. There’s obviously generations of fans who will see A’s and Giants and think of it in the same way, but it’s definitely different.

The A’s lost 6-5 on the road to the Tampa Bay Rays Wednesday in another minor league stadium on the opposite side of the country. At least the Rays have an excuse. They lost their regular ...

Current day, the biggest ignition to the rivalry is Matt Chapman's presence in San Francisco. Drafted by the A's in the first round of the 2014 draft, Chapman was a bright spot on some of the best ...

The Giants have Logan Webb (4-3, 2.60 ERA), Landen Roupp (2-3, 4.95 ERA), and Justin Verlander (0-3, 4.31 ERA) named as starters for the weekend, while the A's have yet to name any pitchers ...