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1989 Oakland Athletics 1989 Oakland Athletics
1988/1990
Record 99-63 .611
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Standings Won the AL West
Pythagorean 96-66, 96-66, 96-66
Runs (S/A) 712 / 576
PostseasonWon ALCS 4-1 over Toronto Blue Jays
Won World Series 4-0 over San Francisco Giants
BallparkOakland Coliseum
Park FactorsBatting: 96 / Pitching: 95
Attendance2,667,225 (2nd) (5th)
Payroll/Avg$17,722,999 / $723,623 (5th)
Spring TrainingPhoenix, Arizona (Phoenix Municipal Stadium II)
ManagerTony LaRussa
CoachesArt Kusnyer, Dave McKay, David Duncan, Merv Rettenmund, Rene Lachemann, Tommie Reynolds
ExecutivePresident: Roy Eisenhardt
Minor Leagues(AAA) Tacoma Tigers, (AA) Huntsville Stars, (A) Madison Muskies, (A) Southern Oregon A’s, (A) Modesto A’s
Radio (KSFO) Bill King, Lon Simmons, Ray Fosse
TV (KPIX/KICU) , Lon Simmons, Monte Moore
Spanish Radio (KNTA) Amaury Pi-Gonzalez, Evilio Mendoza

The 1989 Oakland Athletics went 99-63 and finished 1st in the American League West. The Athletics drew 2,667,225 to Oakland Coliseum. Jose Canseco, Mark McGwire, Mike Moore, Terry Steinbach and Dave Stewart made the All-Star team.

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