There’s No Light at the End of the Tunnel for the Oakland A’s

When Billy Beane made no moves at the All-Star break to improve the Oakland A's lineup, it was only a matter of time before the overachieving A's squad started to crumble, and now that time has come. 

Over the last 10 games the A's have gone 4-6 and went from second place in the American League West division, to third place, with the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim now one and a half games ahead of the A's. 

In that span, the A's offense has averaged 2.5 runs per game. Looking further at just how miserable the offense has been, the A's have been shutout twice and have scored two or less runs three times. 

Meaning that in five of the 10 games, the A's have either been shutout or scored two or less runs. Luckily for the A...

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