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Athletics Split Series with White Sox, Conclude Homestand at .500

Jacob Wilson's standout performances and late-game heroics highlight Oakland's push in the AL West race at their temporary West Sacramento home.

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Overview

  • The Athletics finished their homestand at Sutter Health Park with a .500 record (13-13), sitting two games behind the AL West-leading Texas Rangers.
  • Rookie shortstop Jacob Wilson continued his breakout season, leading all qualified rookies in hits, RBIs, and runs scored while contributing key offensive and defensive plays.
  • Oakland secured a dramatic 6-5 comeback win over the White Sox in the series opener, with Wilson homering and driving in three runs, and Mason Miller earning his eighth save.
  • The White Sox dominated the series finale with a 10-3 victory, fueled by Michael A. Taylor's three doubles and Luis Robert Jr.'s home run.
  • The Athletics' bullpen remained a key strength, with rookie reliever Grant Holman and closer Mason Miller delivering pivotal performances throughout the homestand.