The Twins finished their homestand 1-6 after they were swept by the Athletics and lost three of four games to the Tigers.

Twins starter José Ureña (0–1) ran into trouble in the second after two quick outs. A hit-by-pitch and a pair of basehits loaded the bases for Lawrence Butler, who cleared them with a double to left. Oakland added three more runs in the frame, building a 6–0 lead the Twins couldn’t recover from. The Twins couldn’t even get halfway there.

In a 4-2 loss to the Athletics on Wednesday night, the lasting image might be Twins reliever Génesis Cabrera punching his glove after giving up a go-ahead, two-run homer to Shea Langeliers to begin the 10th inning.

The Athletics are expected to provide an update Thursday on the progress of their under-construction Las Vegas ballpark.

The Minnesota Twins came into Thursday’s matinee desperate to avoid a sweep against the cellar-dwelling Oakland West Sacramento Athletics. Instead, they fell flat, undone by one disastrous inning and a sputtering offense in an 8–3 loss at Target Field.

Cincinnati Public Schools Athletic Director Josh Hardin announced in Aug. 20 the hiring of Miyoshi McGee as the new Shroder High School athletic administrator. Miyoshi previously served as a coordinator at Beechcroft and Centennial high schools and then as the head athletic coordinator at Ponitz Tech in Dayton.

The Alcorn State Department of Athletics received the NCAA’s Accelerating Academic Success Program (AASP) single-year initiative $100,000 grant for the 2025-26 academic year. “We are incredibly thankful to receive the 2025-26 NCAA AASP grant.

Grambling invests in the future of athletics with a state-of-the-art indoor performance facility designed to build champions on and off the field.

A teacher has quit his job to pursue a full-time athletics career after a 5km run time during lockdown raised eyebrows. Kirsty Cutting said she "needed proof" after her brother Jack Kavanagh recorded a time of 16 minutes and 32 seconds while working as a primary school teacher in Hurst Green,

The former Scarlet Knights wrestler (and current Princeton assistant coach) is one of the four inductees in the Rutgers Athletics Hall of Fame’s 2025 class, the school announced on Thursday.