Oakland Athletics

Kelly Green, Fort Knox Gold, and (for the home uniforms) Wedding Gown White.

Not yet. The general manager and central figure of the book "Moneyball" hasn't won a World Series, although the 2012 Oakland A's had a storybook race to the playoffs.

Willie Stargell hit the ball out of the park.

Through January 9, 2017, the Oakland Raiders have a regular-season record of 456-401-11. The team's playoff record is 25-19.

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Here's the all-time list going into the 2008 season:

ANAHEIM ANGELS

CAREER

AT BATS AB

1 Garret Anderson 7432

2 Tim Salmon 5934

3 Brian Downing 5854

4 Darin Erstad 5258

5 Jim Fregosi 5244

6 Bobby Grich 4100

7 Gary DiSarcina 3744

8 Chili Davis 3491

9 Dick Schofield 3434

10 Wally Joyner 3356

11 Adam Kennedy 3334

12 Don Baylor 3105

13 Rod Carew 3080

14 Sandy Alomar Sr. 3054

T15 Bob Boone 3033

T15 Bob Rodgers 3033

17 Troy Glaus 2962

18 Doug DeCinces 2884

19 Jim Edmonds 2644

20 Bobby Knoop 2617

21 Chone Figgins 2517

22 Bengie Molina 2484

23 Dave Chalk 2474

24 Jack Howell 2408

25 Reggie Jackson 2331

26 Vladimir Guerrero 2313

27 Albie Pearson 2247

28 Devon White 2231

29 David Eckstein 2208

30 Luis Polonia 2138

31 Rick Reichardt 1962

32 Gary Pettis 1863

33 Lee Stanton 1794

34 Orlando Cabrera 1785

35 Jim Spencer 1774

36 Scott Spiezio 1766

37 J.T. Snow 1761

38 Lee Thomas 1733

T39 Ron Jackson 1709

T39 Carney Lansford 1709

41 Fred Lynn 1682

T42 Mickey Rivers 1663

T42 Johnny Ray 1663

44 Jerry Remy 1646

45 Billy Moran 1627

46 Leon Wagner 1615

47 Paul Schaal 1557

48 Ken McMullen 1487

T49 Chad Curtis 1477

T49 Roger Repoz 1477

T51 Orlando Palmeiro 1459

T51 Jay Johnstone 1459

53 Jose Cardenal 1454

54 Juan Beniquez 1442

55 Joe Rudi 1441

56 Bob Oliver 1412

57 Lance Parrish 1388

58 Tom Satriano 1331

59 Rick Miller 1314

60 Felix Torres 1191

61 Dan Ford 1170

62 Mo Vaughn 1138

63 Bruce Bochte 1137

64 Ken Berry 1122

65 Damion Easley 1099

66 Randy Velarde 1094

67 Gary Gaetti 1092

68 Rob Wilfong 1091

69 Willie Smith 1013

70 Joe Koppe 1002

71 Dave Winfield 982

72 Jeff Davanon 978

73 Aurelio Rodriguez 977

74 Ruppert Jones 974

75 Bobby Bonds 970

76 Frank Robinson 961

77 Jose Molina 958

78 Vada Pinson 950

79 Joe Adcock 946

80 Dave Hollins 935

81 Tony Phillips 930

82 Don Mincher 886

83 Jorge Fabregas 882

84 Maicer Izturis 879

85 Rick Burleson 869

T86 Alex Johnson 856

T86 Ed Kirkpatrick 856

88 Juan Rivera 841

89 Mark McLemore 821

90 Benji Gil 816

91 Tim Foli 810

92 Robb Quinlan 800

93 Matt Walbeck 772

94 Casey Kotchman 764

95 Junior Felix 739

96 Luis Sojo 732

97 Greg Myers 706

98 Bobby Clark 705

99 Dave Collins 684

100 Rene Gonzales 682

101 Tony Armas 651

102 Rex Hudler 649

103 Daryl Sconiers 637

104 Brad Fullmer 635

105 Tony Solaita 633

106 Ken Hunt 632

107 Terry Humphrey 631

108 George Thomas 630

109 Ellie Rodriguez 621

110 Lee Stevens 618

111 Shawn Wooten 615

T112 Joe Lahoud 613

T112 George Hendrick 613

114 Howie Kendrick 605

115 Joe Azcue 601

116 Todd Greene 595

117 Tom Egan 587

118 Bubba Morton 586

119 Lyman Bostock 568

120 Jose Guillen 565

121 Donnie Hill 561

122 Bobby Valentine 554

123 Leo Cardenas 551

124 John Stephenson 547

125 Jimmy Piersall 545

126 Larry Harlow 542

127 Dante Bichette 533

T128 Bert Campaneris 531

T128 Jeff Torborg 531

T128 Winston Llenas 531

131 Bill Voss 530

132 Lu Clinton 528

133 Jimmie Hall 527

134 Denny Doyle 526

135 Rudy Meoli 524

136 Gary Matthews Jr. 516

137 Mario Guerrero 512

138 Earl Averill 510

As of the start of the 2008 MLB season, the career record holder for intentional walks in Barry Bonds with 686.

As of the 2014 season, the Arizona Diamondbacks have 1 switch hitter.

Switch-hitting Pete Rose, who played for 24 years, holds the Major League Baseball (MLB) record for most career hits with 4,256 career hits.

The MLB active player with the most career hits is Derek Jeter, who, as of 2012, has played for 18 years, accumulating 3144 (and counting) career hits

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In 1901 Connie Mack and his Philadelphia Athletics became one of the original founders of the American League. In 1902 New York Giants Manager John McGraw dismissed the A's with contempt, by calling them "The White Elephants." He meant to imply that Mack shouldn't be allowed to spend money without supervision. Well, Connie Mack took up the gauntlet and defiantly adopted the White Elephant as the team insignia. That year, 1902, the A's won the American League pennant -- much to the unvoiced chagrin of John McGraw. This is from the A's history page.... To be simple... It's the Oakland Athletics' oldest logo.

The Baltimore Orioles's 2014 team salary is $101334943, 16th in the MLB.

If the game is in progress the number is that of the pitcher currently pitching for the team. If the game is over the number is that of the pitcher who was credited with the win or loss for the team.

1989 against the San Francisco Giants, 4 games to 0.

This Series is best known for the devastating Loma Prieta earthquake that did severe damage to the Bay Area and disrupted the Series for 12 days.

Bill Callahan was the head coach of the Oakland Raiders in 2003.

As of the 2007 season, the following franchises have won at least 1 World Series: Won/Team 26 - Yankees

10 - Cardinals

9 - Athletics

7 - Red Sox

6 - Dodgers

5 - Reds, Pirates, Giants,

4 - Tigers

3 - White Sox, Braves, Twins, Orioles

2 - Marlins, Blue Jays, Mets, Indians, Cubs

1 - Angels, Diamondbacks, Royals, Phillies Any franchise not listed has not won a World Series.

Carney Lansford played in 60 games at first base for the Oakland Athletics in 1986, starting in 52 of them. He played for a total of 1358 outs, equivalent to 50.3 9-inning games.

He made 413 putouts, had 22 assists, and committed 2 errors, equivalent to .04 errors per 9-inning game. He had 24 double plays.

As of the start of the 2008 season, the following World Series have gone only 4 games:

1) 1907 - Chicago Cubs swept Detroit Tigers

2) 1914 - Boston Braves swept Philadelphia Athletics

3) 1922 - New York Giants swept New York Yankees

4) 1927 - New York Yankees swept Pittsburgh Pirates

5) 1928 - New York Yankees swept St. Louis Cardinals

6) 1932 - New York Yankees swept Chicago Cubs

7) 1938 - New York Yankees swept Chicago Cubs

8) 1939 - New York Yankees swept Cincinnati Reds

9) 1950 - New York Yankees swept Philadelphia Phillies

10) 1954 - New York Giants swept Cleveland Indians

11) 1963 - Los Angeles Dodgers swept New York Yankees

12) 1966 - Baltimore Orioles swept Los Angeles Dodgers

13) 1976 - Cincinnati Reds swept New York Yankees

14) 1989 - Oakland Athletics swept San Francisco Giants

15) 1990 - Cincinnati Reds swept Oakland Athletics

16) 1998 - New York Yankees swept San Diego Padres

17) 1999 - New York Yankees swept Atlanta Braves

18) 2004 - Boston Red Sox swept St. Louis Cardinals

19) 2005 - Chicago White Sox swept Houston Astros

20) 2007 - Boston Red Sox swept Colorado Rockies

21) 2012 - San Francisco Giants swept Detroit Tigers

Rickey Henderson played in 5 games at designated hitter for the New York Yankees in 1986, starting in none of them.

, equivalent to 0 errors per game (estimate based on total games played in).

In 10 years for the Oakland A's Reggie Jackson hit 269 home runs.

Dusty Baker played in 55 games at outfield for the Oakland Athletics in 1986, starting in 52 of them. He played for a total of 1185 outs, equivalent to 43.89 9-inning games.

He made 80 putouts, had 4 assists, and committed no errors, equivalent to 0 errors per 9-inning game. He had one double play.

The Oakland Athletics' nickname of the "Athletics" originates from athletic clubs in the 19th century.

JaMarcus Russell.