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Club to skip fifth starter's spot this week

Manager Bob Geren confirmed Tuesday that the A's, who optioned righty Vin Mazzaro to Triple-A on Monday, will skip the fifth starter's spot with Thursday's off-day.

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Jackson has sports hernia surgery

Manager Bob Geren confirmed Thursday morning that outfielder Conor Jackson underwent successful sports hernia surgery on Wednesday.

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A's likely to add arms to deeper roster

When Major League rosters officially expand from 25 to 40 men on Wednesday, the A's are expected to add a dose of pitching, manager Bob Geren said before Tuesday's game against the Yankees.

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A's likely to add arms to deeper roster

When Major League rosters officially expand from 25 to 40 men on Wednesday, the A's are expected to add a dose of pitching, manager Bob Geren said before Tuesday's game against the Yankees.

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Geren inclined to keep Larish in lineup

Jeff Larish received his second start in the outfield in as many days on Monday, a sign that A's manager Bob Geren would like to keep Larish's bat in the lineup.

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Geren keeping Cust's hot bat in lineup

Jack Cust received his third start in left field in as many days Saturday, signaling that manager Bob Geren is content with keeping the slugger in the lineup.

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Geren aware of importance of Texas series

Bob Geren isn't normally one to make bold statements, but the A's manager did recognize on Friday that his club's three-game weekend set with the Rangers holds a rather large weight in determining Oakland's near future.

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A's skipper Geren checks up on Suzuki

Athletics manager Bob Geren can't quite explain the offensive funk that has dogged catcher Kurt Suzuki this month. But not for a lack of inquiry.

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Kouzmanoff rested to recharge quiet bat

Oakland manager Bob Geren hopes a pair of days off will awaken third baseman Kevin Kouzmanoff's quiet bat.

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Bailey bound for rehab stint this week

Andrew Bailey will definitely take part in a Minor League rehab assignment this week, A's manager Bob Geren confirmed Wednesday.

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Geren gives Kouzmanoff, Suzuki Tuesday off

A pair of struggling A's players were handed what manager Bob Geren deemed a physical and mental day off Tuesday for the club's second contest of a three-game set against the Blue Jays.

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After simulated game, Bailey close to return

Andrew Bailey underwent a successful simulated game Tuesday afternoon, and manager Bob Geren believes his closer will only need to throw one more time before being cleared to return from the disabled list.

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A's look forward to Jackson's return

A's manager Bob Geren may be facing quite the decision this week upon returning to Oakland for a seven-game homestand, when rehabbing outfielder Conor Jackson could potentially return from the disabled list.

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Bailey tosses successful bullpen session

Andrew Bailey underwent a successful bullpen session Sunday morning and could possibly be activated from the disabled list on the A's homestand this week, manager Bob Geren said.

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Wild mixup at third leads to Geren's ejection

A's manager Bob Geren was ejected by home-plate umpire Gary Darling in the top of the seventh inning of Tuesday's 3-2 Royals victory following a strange play on the basepaths.

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Suzuki, Crisp get Sunday off

A's manager Bob Geren went for a new look with his starting lineup for Sunday's rubber match with the White Sox.

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Sheets done for season with elbow tear

A's manager Bob Geren announced on Wednesday that right-hander Ben Sheets will miss the remainder of the season with a torn flexor tendon in his elbow.

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Anderson likely to take the ball Friday

Brett Anderson is tentatively slated to make his return to the mound on Friday in Chicago, but Bob Geren doesn't want to make anything official until the lefty tosses a bullpen session.

There is the quick update of the day.

Bailey feeling better, but still day-to-day

Andrew Bailey walked out of the clubhouse Tuesday feeling "a whole lot better," but it wasn't enough to convince Bob Geren to change his closer's status from day-to-day to available.

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Anderson in the mix for Sunday's start

Southpaw Brett Anderson rejoined the A's on Friday and threw a bullpen session, but Oakland manager Bob Geren didn't say who would start Sunday's series finale against the White Sox.

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