#atheltics — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #atheltics, aggregated by home.social.
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Royals acquire right-hander Mitch Spence from Athletics https://www.rawchili.com/mlb/569794/ #Atheltics #Athletics #Baseball #Kansas #KansasCity #KansasCityRoyals #KansasCity #KansasCityRoyals #MitchSpence #MLB #RightHandPitcher #royals #SpringTraining #trade #wibw #WibwSports
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Royals acquire right-hander Mitch Spence from Athletics https://www.rawchili.com/mlb/569794/ #Atheltics #Athletics #Baseball #Kansas #KansasCity #KansasCityRoyals #KansasCity #KansasCityRoyals #MitchSpence #MLB #RightHandPitcher #royals #SpringTraining #trade #wibw #WibwSports
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The Giants rebounded by beating the #Atheltics 2-7 yesterday to even the series at 1-1. The same score they beat the #Dbacks by in Phoenix 2 days ago before the 11-2 whipping the A's put on them the day after that.
The key to these 3 games was the existence of good pitching & good hitting or lack of the same.
Which Giants team will show up today will be a mystery until they hit the field tonight but if the Giants (48-42) can't beat the A's (37-52) to take the series today, what's going to happen when they have to face the #Phillies (52-37) & the #Dodgers (56-34) in the next 6 days??? 😲🤔
Go Giants!!! 🥳🥳🥳
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The Giants rebounded by beating the #Atheltics 2-7 yesterday to even the series at 1-1. The same score they beat the #Dbacks by in Phoenix 2 days ago before the 11-2 whipping the A's put on them the day after that.
The key to these 3 games was the existence of good pitching & good hitting or lack of the same.
Which Giants team will show up today will be a mystery until they hit the field tonight but if the Giants (48-42) can't beat the A's (37-52) to take the series today, what's going to happen when they have to face the #Phillies (52-37) & the #Dodgers (56-34) in the next 6 days??? 😲🤔
Go Giants!!! 🥳🥳🥳
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The Giants rebounded by beating the #Atheltics 2-7 yesterday to even the series at 1-1. The same score they beat the #Dbacks by in Phoenix 2 days ago before the 11-2 whipping the A's put on them the day after that.
The key to these 3 games was the existence of good pitching & good hitting or lack of the same.
Which Giants team will show up today will be a mystery until they hit the field tonight but if the Giants (48-42) can't beat the A's (37-52) to take the series today, what's going to happen when they have to face the #Phillies (52-37) & the #Dodgers (56-34) in the next 6 days??? 😲🤔
Go Giants!!! 🥳🥳🥳
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The Giants rebounded by beating the #Atheltics 2-7 yesterday to even the series at 1-1. The same score they beat the #Dbacks by in Phoenix 2 days ago before the 11-2 whipping the A's put on them the day after that.
The key to these 3 games was the existence of good pitching & good hitting or lack of the same.
Which Giants team will show up today will be a mystery until they hit the field tonight but if the Giants (48-42) can't beat the A's (37-52) to take the series today, what's going to happen when they have to face the #Phillies (52-37) & the #Dodgers (56-34) in the next 6 days??? 😲🤔
Go Giants!!! 🥳🥳🥳
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FIGHT NIGHT 2 AT GALT ARENA GARDENS
Galt Arena Gardens in Cambridge hosted Fight Night 2, a Muay Thai and Muay Lao competition by Phady’s Muay Thai, on June 21.
Phady’s Muay Thai, established 1987, is a community staple in Cambridge. For over 35 years, Khan Phady and his team have taught Muay Thai in the region, in addition to Phady being the founder of Canadian Amateur Muay Thai Association Ontario (CAMTAO) and the World Amateur Muay Thai Association Canada (WAMTAC).
Fight Night 2 was the second event in the series, the first being held in Laos. It featured 40 fighters from various gyms across Canada, Mexico and Laos. They fought in bouts, and national and international title fights.
Damon Weekes from Fifth Round Muay Thai in Stratford won his bout against Cole Dougan from Soi Dogs Muay Thai in Hamilton. Weekes said that Muay Thai helped him find a purpose. He began his boxing journey at 19 and, four years later, fought his fifteenth fight at Fight Night 2.
“I eventually started doing Muay Thai and started kicking, and I fell in love with it[…]I’m professional in Muay Thai now, so it’s only up from here,” he said.
Weekes said smaller scale competitions are important for fighters to build skill and confidence as they become professionals.
“The importance is the experience—because everyone’s nervous when they go in there, not everyone can get in the ring and fight,” he said. “The losses teach you more than the wins do.”
Some fighters represented both Canada and the countries from which either they or their families emigrated. The title fight was for an international title with Khampha Theuasavang from Lanexang Gym in Laos facing Ramzi Khatib from MAS Academy in Cambridge, representing both Canada and Palestine.
Leo Nguyen from Return of the Dragon Martial Arts in Kitchener represented both Canada and Vietnam. He started with kung fu at age three, before moving on to other forms of martial arts, including kickboxing and Muay Thai.
Nguyen said doing martial arts is an opportunity to be challenged both in skill, but also mentally.
“[The biggest lesson I have learned is to] be consistent—it carries on to everything in life. Being consistent and just putting the hard work, it’ll pay off,” he said.
Phady said he would like to see the sport continue to grow.
“I want to see this grow further and get this sport is not just [competing and] fighting, it’s about learning discipline, control and health,” he said.
Muay Thai and Muay Lao are the same, he said—as Muay means boxing, Thai and Lao only indicate where the sport is coming from.
“Last 25 years, this sport is growing so fast. Now this sport is a national sport of Thailand, and I would like to make the same thing for Muay Lao,” Phady said.
Weekes is now a coach himself and had many students attend his fight. He said martial arts have also taught him to stay calm and helped build character.
“Stay calm[…]put a smile on your face and have fun in the ring,” he said. “It builds character, it builds heart and puts a smile on your face.”
#atheltics #Cambridge #Canada #coleDougan #fightNight #galtArena #Hamilton #HarleenKaurDhillon #laos #Love #martialArts #mexico #muayThai #sports #Stratford
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FIGHT NIGHT 2 AT GALT ARENA GARDENS
Galt Arena Gardens in Cambridge hosted Fight Night 2, a Muay Thai and Muay Lao competition by Phady’s Muay Thai, on June 21.
Phady’s Muay Thai, established 1987, is a community staple in Cambridge. For over 35 years, Khan Phady and his team have taught Muay Thai in the region, in addition to Phady being the founder of Canadian Amateur Muay Thai Association Ontario (CAMTAO) and the World Amateur Muay Thai Association Canada (WAMTAC).
Fight Night 2 was the second event in the series, the first being held in Laos. It featured 40 fighters from various gyms across Canada, Mexico and Laos. They fought in bouts, and national and international title fights.
Damon Weekes from Fifth Round Muay Thai in Stratford won his bout against Cole Dougan from Soi Dogs Muay Thai in Hamilton. Weekes said that Muay Thai helped him find a purpose. He began his boxing journey at 19 and, four years later, fought his fifteenth fight at Fight Night 2.
“I eventually started doing Muay Thai and started kicking, and I fell in love with it[…]I’m professional in Muay Thai now, so it’s only up from here,” he said.
Weekes said smaller scale competitions are important for fighters to build skill and confidence as they become professionals.
“The importance is the experience—because everyone’s nervous when they go in there, not everyone can get in the ring and fight,” he said. “The losses teach you more than the wins do.”
Some fighters represented both Canada and the countries from which either they or their families emigrated. The title fight was for an international title with Khampha Theuasavang from Lanexang Gym in Laos facing Ramzi Khatib from MAS Academy in Cambridge, representing both Canada and Palestine.
Leo Nguyen from Return of the Dragon Martial Arts in Kitchener represented both Canada and Vietnam. He started with kung fu at age three, before moving on to other forms of martial arts, including kickboxing and Muay Thai.
Nguyen said doing martial arts is an opportunity to be challenged both in skill, but also mentally.
“[The biggest lesson I have learned is to] be consistent—it carries on to everything in life. Being consistent and just putting the hard work, it’ll pay off,” he said.
Phady said he would like to see the sport continue to grow.
“I want to see this grow further and get this sport is not just [competing and] fighting, it’s about learning discipline, control and health,” he said.
Muay Thai and Muay Lao are the same, he said—as Muay means boxing, Thai and Lao only indicate where the sport is coming from.
“Last 25 years, this sport is growing so fast. Now this sport is a national sport of Thailand, and I would like to make the same thing for Muay Lao,” Phady said.
Weekes is now a coach himself and had many students attend his fight. He said martial arts have also taught him to stay calm and helped build character.
“Stay calm[…]put a smile on your face and have fun in the ring,” he said. “It builds character, it builds heart and puts a smile on your face.”
#atheltics #Cambridge #Canada #coleDougan #fightNight #galtArena #Hamilton #HarleenKaurDhillon #laos #Love #martialArts #mexico #muayThai #sports #Stratford
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FIGHT NIGHT 2 AT GALT ARENA GARDENS
Galt Arena Gardens in Cambridge hosted Fight Night 2, a Muay Thai and Muay Lao competition by Phady’s Muay Thai, on June 21.
Phady’s Muay Thai, established 1987, is a community staple in Cambridge. For over 35 years, Khan Phady and his team have taught Muay Thai in the region, in addition to Phady being the founder of Canadian Amateur Muay Thai Association Ontario (CAMTAO) and the World Amateur Muay Thai Association Canada (WAMTAC).
Fight Night 2 was the second event in the series, the first being held in Laos. It featured 40 fighters from various gyms across Canada, Mexico and Laos. They fought in bouts, and national and international title fights.
Damon Weekes from Fifth Round Muay Thai in Stratford won his bout against Cole Dougan from Soi Dogs Muay Thai in Hamilton. Weekes said that Muay Thai helped him find a purpose. He began his boxing journey at 19 and, four years later, fought his fifteenth fight at Fight Night 2.
“I eventually started doing Muay Thai and started kicking, and I fell in love with it[…]I’m professional in Muay Thai now, so it’s only up from here,” he said.
Weekes said smaller scale competitions are important for fighters to build skill and confidence as they become professionals.
“The importance is the experience—because everyone’s nervous when they go in there, not everyone can get in the ring and fight,” he said. “The losses teach you more than the wins do.”
Some fighters represented both Canada and the countries from which either they or their families emigrated. The title fight was for an international title with Khampha Theuasavang from Lanexang Gym in Laos facing Ramzi Khatib from MAS Academy in Cambridge, representing both Canada and Palestine.
Leo Nguyen from Return of the Dragon Martial Arts in Kitchener represented both Canada and Vietnam. He started with kung fu at age three, before moving on to other forms of martial arts, including kickboxing and Muay Thai.
Nguyen said doing martial arts is an opportunity to be challenged both in skill, but also mentally.
“[The biggest lesson I have learned is to] be consistent—it carries on to everything in life. Being consistent and just putting the hard work, it’ll pay off,” he said.
Phady said he would like to see the sport continue to grow.
“I want to see this grow further and get this sport is not just [competing and] fighting, it’s about learning discipline, control and health,” he said.
Muay Thai and Muay Lao are the same, he said—as Muay means boxing, Thai and Lao only indicate where the sport is coming from.
“Last 25 years, this sport is growing so fast. Now this sport is a national sport of Thailand, and I would like to make the same thing for Muay Lao,” Phady said.
Weekes is now a coach himself and had many students attend his fight. He said martial arts have also taught him to stay calm and helped build character.
“Stay calm[…]put a smile on your face and have fun in the ring,” he said. “It builds character, it builds heart and puts a smile on your face.”
#atheltics #Cambridge #Canada #coleDougan #fightNight #galtArena #Hamilton #HarleenKaurDhillon #laos #Love #martialArts #mexico #muayThai #sports #Stratford
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FIGHT NIGHT 2 AT GALT ARENA GARDENS
Galt Arena Gardens in Cambridge hosted Fight Night 2, a Muay Thai and Muay Lao competition by Phady’s Muay Thai, on June 21.
Phady’s Muay Thai, established 1987, is a community staple in Cambridge. For over 35 years, Khan Phady and his team have taught Muay Thai in the region, in addition to Phady being the founder of Canadian Amateur Muay Thai Association Ontario (CAMTAO) and the World Amateur Muay Thai Association Canada (WAMTAC).
Fight Night 2 was the second event in the series, the first being held in Laos. It featured 40 fighters from various gyms across Canada, Mexico and Laos. They fought in bouts, and national and international title fights.
Damon Weekes from Fifth Round Muay Thai in Stratford won his bout against Cole Dougan from Soi Dogs Muay Thai in Hamilton. Weekes said that Muay Thai helped him find a purpose. He began his boxing journey at 19 and, four years later, fought his fifteenth fight at Fight Night 2.
“I eventually started doing Muay Thai and started kicking, and I fell in love with it[…]I’m professional in Muay Thai now, so it’s only up from here,” he said.
Weekes said smaller scale competitions are important for fighters to build skill and confidence as they become professionals.
“The importance is the experience—because everyone’s nervous when they go in there, not everyone can get in the ring and fight,” he said. “The losses teach you more than the wins do.”
Some fighters represented both Canada and the countries from which either they or their families emigrated. The title fight was for an international title with Khampha Theuasavang from Lanexang Gym in Laos facing Ramzi Khatib from MAS Academy in Cambridge, representing both Canada and Palestine.
Leo Nguyen from Return of the Dragon Martial Arts in Kitchener represented both Canada and Vietnam. He started with kung fu at age three, before moving on to other forms of martial arts, including kickboxing and Muay Thai.
Nguyen said doing martial arts is an opportunity to be challenged both in skill, but also mentally.
“[The biggest lesson I have learned is to] be consistent—it carries on to everything in life. Being consistent and just putting the hard work, it’ll pay off,” he said.
Phady said he would like to see the sport continue to grow.
“I want to see this grow further and get this sport is not just [competing and] fighting, it’s about learning discipline, control and health,” he said.
Muay Thai and Muay Lao are the same, he said—as Muay means boxing, Thai and Lao only indicate where the sport is coming from.
“Last 25 years, this sport is growing so fast. Now this sport is a national sport of Thailand, and I would like to make the same thing for Muay Lao,” Phady said.
Weekes is now a coach himself and had many students attend his fight. He said martial arts have also taught him to stay calm and helped build character.
“Stay calm[…]put a smile on your face and have fun in the ring,” he said. “It builds character, it builds heart and puts a smile on your face.”
#atheltics #Cambridge #Canada #coleDougan #fightNight #galtArena #Hamilton #HarleenKaurDhillon #laos #Love #martialArts #mexico #muayThai #sports #Stratford
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Toronto Blue Jays Ernie Clement makes history against the Athletics https://www.rawchili.com/mlb/70074/ #Atheltics #Baseball #BlueJays #BlueJays #ErnieClement #MLB #rbi #record #Toronto #TorontoBlueJays #TorontoBlueJays
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Toronto Blue Jays Ernie Clement makes history against the Athletics https://www.rawchili.com/mlb/70074/ #Atheltics #Baseball #BlueJays #BlueJays #ErnieClement #MLB #rbi #record #Toronto #TorontoBlueJays #TorontoBlueJays
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@MsMerope The #Atheltics could play at Raimondi Park in West Oakland if the #Ballers will let them. LOL!!! 😉
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@MsMerope The #Atheltics could play at Raimondi Park in West Oakland if the #Ballers will let them. LOL!!! 😉
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@MsMerope The #Atheltics could play at Raimondi Park in West Oakland if the #Ballers will let them. LOL!!! 😉
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@MsMerope The #Atheltics could play at Raimondi Park in West Oakland if the #Ballers will let them. LOL!!! 😉
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Texas Rangers fire Donnie Ecker, place Leody Taveras on waivers as Chris Young gets aggressive https://www.rawchili.com/4240948/ #AdolisGarcía #atheltics #Baseball #BlaineCrim #BlaineCrimCallUp #BruceBochy #ChrisYoung #DonnieEckerFired #EvanCarter #JakeBurger #JakeBurgerDemoted #JonahHeim #JoshJung #JoshSmith #KyleHigashioka #LeodyTaveras #LeodyTaverasCut #LeodyTaverasWaivers #MarcusSemien #MLB #Rangers #TexasRangers #TexasRangers #WyattLangford
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Texas Rangers fire Donnie Ecker, place Leody Taveras on waivers as Chris Young gets aggressive https://www.rawchili.com/4240948/ #AdolisGarcía #atheltics #Baseball #BlaineCrim #BlaineCrimCallUp #BruceBochy #ChrisYoung #DonnieEckerFired #EvanCarter #JakeBurger #JakeBurgerDemoted #JonahHeim #JoshJung #JoshSmith #KyleHigashioka #LeodyTaveras #LeodyTaverasCut #LeodyTaverasWaivers #MarcusSemien #MLB #Rangers #TexasRangers #TexasRangers #WyattLangford
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Texas Rangers option Jake Burger to AAA, call up Blaine Crim in dramatic move to spark dead offense https://www.rawchili.com/4233417/ #AdolisGarcía #atheltics #Baseball #BlaineCrim #BlaineCrimCallUp #BruceBochy #ChrisYoung #JakeBurger #JakeBurgerDemoted #JonahHeim #JoshJung #JoshSmith #KyleHigashioka #LeodyTaveras #MarcusSemien #MLB #Rangers #TexasRangers #TexasRangers #WyattLangford
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Texas Rangers option Jake Burger to AAA, call up Blaine Crim in dramatic move to spark dead offense https://www.rawchili.com/4233417/ #AdolisGarcía #atheltics #Baseball #BlaineCrim #BlaineCrimCallUp #BruceBochy #ChrisYoung #JakeBurger #JakeBurgerDemoted #JonahHeim #JoshJung #JoshSmith #KyleHigashioka #LeodyTaveras #MarcusSemien #MLB #Rangers #TexasRangers #TexasRangers #WyattLangford
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Texas Rangers’ broken offense looks fixed after 15-run explosion as Jacob deGrom looks fully back https://www.rawchili.com/4229890/ #AdolisGarcía #atheltics #Baseball #BruceBochy #ChrisYoung #CodyBradford #DaneDunning #deGrom #JacobDegrom #JakeBurger #JonGray #JonahHeim #JoshJung #JoshSborz #JoshSmith #KumarRocker #KyleHigashioka #LeodyTaveras #MarcusSemien #MLB #Rangers #TexasRangers #TexasRangers #WyattLangford
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Texas Rangers’ broken offense looks fixed after 15-run explosion as Jacob deGrom looks fully back https://www.rawchili.com/4229890/ #AdolisGarcía #atheltics #Baseball #BruceBochy #ChrisYoung #CodyBradford #DaneDunning #deGrom #JacobDegrom #JakeBurger #JonGray #JonahHeim #JoshJung #JoshSborz #JoshSmith #KumarRocker #KyleHigashioka #LeodyTaveras #MarcusSemien #MLB #Rangers #TexasRangers #TexasRangers #WyattLangford
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What will Texas Rangers’ rotation look like when Jack Leiter, Jon Gray, and Cody Bradford return? https://www.rawchili.com/4210363/ #atheltics #Baseball #ChrisYoung #JackLeiter #JacobDegrom #JocPederson #KumarRocker #MLB #NathanEovaldi #NickKurtz #PatrickCorbin #Rangers #TexasRangers #TexasRangers #TylerMahle #WyattLangford
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What will Texas Rangers’ rotation look like when Jack Leiter, Jon Gray, and Cody Bradford return? https://www.rawchili.com/4210363/ #atheltics #Baseball #ChrisYoung #JackLeiter #JacobDegrom #JocPederson #KumarRocker #MLB #NathanEovaldi #NickKurtz #PatrickCorbin #Rangers #TexasRangers #TexasRangers #TylerMahle #WyattLangford
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"Colby Thomas has big thunder."
After slugging 31 home runs with a .905 OPS in 2024, the #Atheltics' No. 7 prospect has kept the momentum rolling for Team USA in the Premier12 tournament: https://atmlb.com/3V6ifWN
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"Colby Thomas has big thunder."
After slugging 31 home runs with a .905 OPS in 2024, the #Atheltics' No. 7 prospect has kept the momentum rolling for Team USA in the Premier12 tournament: https://atmlb.com/3V6ifWN
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The #Giants swept the #Rockies 4-0 by taking the final game of the series yesterday 4-5.
The team didn't perform as well as it did in the 0-5 shutout the day before but they did just enough to win off mainly off the bats of Chapman (3-4), Soler (3-5), Conforto (2-3) & Derek Hill (2-4) who was just activated after being recently claimed from Texas.
As for the rookies, Fitz who was moved up in the batter order to 3rd from 8th had a quiet day going ony 1-5 but Casey Schmitt who was recently activated hit a solo HR & performed well at 2nd base until he was sub'd by Wisely.
It was a bullpen game & I was surprised to see Hicks come in in relief. Did they demote him from his starting role?
Doval continues to excite by failing to throw a clean inning for the save. In this case he came in w/a 2 run lead 3-5 but immediately gave up a run on 2 singles & a grounder before he was able to end it w/a K & another grounder.
Day off today. 2 games vs the #Atheltics in SF starting on Wed.
Go Giants!!🥳
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The #Giants swept the #Rockies 4-0 by taking the final game of the series yesterday 4-5.
The team didn't perform as well as it did in the 0-5 shutout the day before but they did just enough to win off mainly off the bats of Chapman (3-4), Soler (3-5), Conforto (2-3) & Derek Hill (2-4) who was just activated after being recently claimed from Texas.
As for the rookies, Fitz who was moved up in the batter order to 3rd from 8th had a quiet day going ony 1-5 but Casey Schmitt who was recently activated hit a solo HR & performed well at 2nd base until he was sub'd by Wisely.
It was a bullpen game & I was surprised to see Hicks come in in relief. Did they demote him from his starting role?
Doval continues to excite by failing to throw a clean inning for the save. In this case he came in w/a 2 run lead 3-5 but immediately gave up a run on 2 singles & a grounder before he was able to end it w/a K & another grounder.
Day off today. 2 games vs the #Atheltics in SF starting on Wed.
Go Giants!!🥳
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The A's (7-9, .438) currently have a better LOSING record than the Giants (6-10, .375). 🤷♂️
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The A's (7-9, .438) currently have a better LOSING record than the Giants (6-10, .375). 🤷♂️