**Oakland A's Alex Wood Impresses in Outing, Lease Extension Rejected** **Oakland, CA** - Oakland Athletics pitcher Alex Wood put on a strong performance against the Boston Red Sox on Wednesday, striking out seven batters over five innings of work. The outing comes as the A's lease with the City of Oakland nears its end, with the team having rejected a five-year extension. Wood, acquired by the A's in a trade with the San Francisco Giants, has been a key part of Oakland's rotation this season. His solid outing on Wednesday is a positive sign for the team as they enter the final stretch of the season. Oakland native Chad Pinder hit a solo home run to put the A's on the board in the second inning. Seth Brown added another RBI with a single in the third, giving the A's a 2-0 lead. The Cubs' lone run came on a sacrifice fly by Kyle Schwarber in the fourth inning. However, the A's bullpen held strong, led by Domingo Acevedo and Dany Jimenez, who combined for three scoreless innings. The victory marked the A's second consecutive win, improving their record to 56-55 this season. However, the team's future in Oakland remains uncertain as they have yet to agree on a new lease extension with the city. The A's have been exploring other potential locations for a new stadium, including Las Vegas and San Jose. The team's lease with Oakland expires at the end of the 2023 season, and it remains to be seen if they will be able to come to an agreement with the city before that date.
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**Oakland A's Alex Wood Impresses in Outing, Lease Extension Rejected** **Oakland, CA** - Oakland Athletics pitcher Alex Wood put on a strong performance against the Boston Red Sox on Wednesday, striking out seven batters over five innings of work. The outing comes as the A's lease with the City of Oakland nears its end, with the team having rejected a five-year extension. Wood, acquired by the A's in a trade with the San Francisco Giants, has been a key part of Oakland's rotation this season. His solid outing on Wednesday is a positive sign for the team as they enter the final stretch of the season. Oakland native Chad Pinder hit a solo home run to put the A's on the board in the second inning. Seth Brown added another RBI with a single in the third, giving the A's a 2-0 lead. The Cubs' lone run came on a sacrifice fly by Kyle Schwarber in the fourth inning. However, the A's bullpen held strong, led by Domingo Acevedo and Dany Jimenez, who combined for three scoreless innings. The victory marked the A's second consecutive win, improving their record to 56-55 this season. However, the team's future in Oakland remains uncertain as they have yet to agree on a new lease extension with the city. The A's have been exploring other potential locations for a new stadium, including Las Vegas and San Jose. The team's lease with Oakland expires at the end of the 2023 season, and it remains to be seen if they will be able to come to an agreement with the city before that date.
**Oakland A's Alex Wood Impresses in Outing, Lease Extension Rejected** **Oakland, CA** - Oakland Athletics pitcher Alex Wood put on a strong performance against the Boston Red Sox on Wednesday, striking out seven batters over five innings of work. The outing comes as the A's lease with the City of Oakland nears its end, with the team having rejected a five-year extension. Wood, acquired by the A's in a trade with the San Francisco Giants, has been a key part of Oakland's rotation this season. His solid outing on Wednesday is a positive sign for the team as they enter the final stretch of the season. Oakland native Chad Pinder hit a solo home run to put the A's on the board in the second inning. Seth Brown added another RBI with a single in the third, giving the A's a 2-0 lead. The Cubs' lone run came on a sacrifice fly by Kyle Schwarber in the fourth inning. However, the A's bullpen held strong, led by Domingo Acevedo and Dany Jimenez, who combined for three scoreless innings. The victory marked the A's second consecutive win, improving their record to 56-55 this season. However, the team's future in Oakland remains uncertain as they have yet to agree on a new lease extension with the city. The A's have been exploring other potential locations for a new stadium, including Las Vegas and San Jose. The team's lease with Oakland expires at the end of the 2023 season, and it remains to be seen if they will be able to come to an agreement with the city before that date.
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