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Rockies Royals Tigers Twins White Sox Yankees Athletics Team Report Updated: June 01, 2012 07:06 EST INSIDE PITCH Manager Bob Melvin had a brief talk with his club after Wednesday's loss to the Twins, and he made it clear that the club needs
boom, right through the ceiling. I was like, `All right, let's calm down a little here.''' NOTES: A's manager Bob Melvin said they are leaving their options open when OF Yoenis Cespedes comes off the disabled list. The A's are exploring
bottom of the eighth of Monday's 5-4 defeat. "They fight. The effort's there. Every single day," Oakland manager Bob Melvin said. "It's disappointing, frustrating, the whole bit to be where we are right now. You just have to keep
batting .172 during the eight-game skid. Ten times in that stretch, they've scored two runs or fewer. A's manager Bob Melvin said he's as frustrated as ever. ''Before this stretch that we're on right now, we've been a team that's
here for the last couple of months, to give us five innings and leave with the lead was tremendous,'' A's manager Bob Melvin said. Then Morneau tied the game with a sacrifice fly to keep starter Scott Diamond from taking the loss. The
11-inning loss to the Los Angeles Angels on Wednesday. "I thought that was his best start of the year," manager Bob Melvin said. "His velocity climbed back up, he had good touch with all of his pitches. That's the guy we envisioned
their latest defeat, 2-0 to the visiting New York Yankees on Sunday. "We're beyond pressing at this point," manager Bob Melvin said. "We have to try to relax. We're trying too hard. We're going to try a little easier." Minnesota
Oakland manager Bob Melvin is reuniting with Chip Hale, hiring him as bench coach for the Athletics. The A's said Wednesday that Hale is receiving a two-year
four hits in losing the final two contests. "We're not stringing hits together and getting guys on base," manager Bob Melvin said. "We have to swing the bats better. We're going to face a lot of good pitchers. There's no excuse
at $155 million, this year. ''The confidence grows every time you play a good game against them,'' A's manager Bob Melvin said. ''The fact that we're winning some close games here recently against the division and a good team like