The Latest Breaking News from Oakland

Among the many options for college coaches at all levels are former high school prospects out of Illinois who, for one reason or another, are on the move.

While the A’s have been busy trading away most of their big-name players, they reportedly are bringing back one of the most popular players to play for Oakland in recent memory.

Giambi spent six seasons in the major leagues as an outfielder and first baseman with Kansas City (1998-99), Oakland (2000-02), Philadelphia (2002) and Boston (2002-03).

Jeremy Giambi, ex-Yankee Jason Giambi's younger brother, who played a starring role in one of the most famous postseason plays ever, died Wednesday at his parent’s Southern California home, his agent Joel Wolfe told various media outlets.

Jeremy Giambi, a former MLB player who spent two and a half seasons with the Oakland Athletics, died Wednesday at age 47.

Giambi, who played on the Oakland A's with his brother, Jason, died in his parents' home on Wednesday. He was 47 years old.

Email congratulated applicants for ‘hard work’ before admitting to ‘human error’

DETROIT — Oakland University mistakenly told roughly 5,500 prospective students that they had earned nearly full-tuition scholarships at the beginning of the month, school officials admitted, an error that is upsetting many families even more after a similar problem at Central Michigan University ended with a different outcome.

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