More than 30,000 fans, the fifth-largest attendance at Oakland Coliseum this season, were on hand to see the Oakland Athletics beat the Texas Rangers on a ninth-inning walk-off.
and their 58-year-old Oakland Coliseum received a kiss from the baseball gods in the opener of the final series in Oakland.and Athletics went back and forth before Oakland sent 30,402 fans home happy with a walk-off RBI single in the bottom of the ninth for a 5-4 win.
"They did some nice hitting there in the ninth," Rangers manager Bruce Bochy said. "We got down, battled back a couple of times, had some big hits, some home runs. We just couldn't cash in there in the ninth, and they found a way to score a run."The Rangers had 10 hits but were 1 for 9 with runners in scoring position and stranded nine runners on base. That, of course, has been a frequent storyline for Texas.
When call-ups Dustin Harris and Matt Duffy make appearances, the Rangers will reach 56 players used this season. That will rank as the third-most in club history. The club used 64 players in their injury-ravaged 2014 season, and 57 players in 20215.
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