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On the March 3 edition of A’s Cast Live, Chris Townsend discussed Buddy Reed’s hot start to Spring Training (2:40), the Triple-A season potentially being delayed by a month (14:30), the Cubs going old school (59:00) and the A’s pitching staff heading into 2021 (1:04:05). He was joined by Dan Szymborski of Fangraphs (27:40), Ray Fosse (1:23:30), A’s utfielder Buddy Reed (1:55:20), Cardinals writer for MLB.com Zach Silver (2:07:00) and Eno Sarris of The Athletic (2:18:55).

On the March 1 edition of A’s Cast Live, Chris Townsend recapped the A’s and Reds Spring Training game (4:25) and how the use of video by players has changed (1:29:10). He was joined by A’s Historian, David Feldman (31:05), A’s First Baseman, Matt Olson (1:07:35), former MLB GM and MLB Network Radio Analyst, Jim Duquette (1:41:30), former Rolaids Reliever of the Year and Reds Analyst, Jeff Brantley (2:06:10) and Danny Vietti of CBS Sports (2:25:15).

Chris Townsend and A's historian David Feldman break down the top ten players who had multiple stints for the Oakland Athletics.

On the fifth installment of The Path: Chasing the MLB Dream, we take you on the journey of former A’s great and one-third of the Big Three, Barry Zito. From winning the Cy Young award to becoming an author and musician, Zito’s rise to fame is detailed, but the odyssey to find true happiness after baseball is far less known.

Chris Townsend reacted to the draft EIR (1:00) and the idea of Mark Canha hitting leadoff for the A’s in 2021 (18:10). He was joined by Tom House (36:45), Ray Fosse (51:05), Vince Cotroneo (1:29:20), Jesus Luzardo (1:49:00), Mike Fiers (1:58:15), Trevor Rosenthal (2:07:30), Chris Bassitt (2:16:50) and Mark Canha (2:28:30).

On the February 26 edition of A’s Cast Live, Chris Townsend discussed Mark Canha as a leadoff hitter (6:25), the expectations for Jed Lowrie in 2021 (25:00) and the release of the EIR report in Oakland (1:18:45). He was joined by Roxy Bernstein (42:10), Brewers PxP voice, Jeff Levering (58:45), President of the A’s, Dave Kaval (1:25:35), Mark Canha (1:57:40) and Chris Bassitt (2:21:45).