Welcome To The Ultimate Sports Guide

The Ultimate Sports Guide publishes definitive baseball and football issues every year for avid San Francisco Bay Area and Northern California sports fans. Distributed free of charge, each seasonal issue provides extensive professional and collegiate team coverage through feature articles, player interviews and profiles, photo essays, schedules, seating charts and directories. Issues become invaluable sports reference guides throughout the season and the full-color, glossy, 120-page magazine is often referred to as the Bay Area's own Sports Illustrated.

Golden State Warriors Championship Parade

Martinez Clippers record first team shutout, 8-0

AVP Pro Beach Volleyball Tour – 2018 San Francisco Open

New Japan Pro-Wrestling G1 Special visits Bay Area

Hoodslam continues to mesmerize!

BIG3 Basketball stops by Oracle Arena

Giants fall to Cardinals, 3-2

Oakland A's turn back lowly San Diego Padres, 4-2

49ERS EDU and 49ERS PREP host free Football and STEAM Academy Camp

Giants gain .500 plateau with 5-3 win over Padres

FlameThrowers fall short against the Aviators, 25-24

Will Jon Gruden coach the Raiders for 10 years? "I don't have a guarantee to be alive for 10 years."

Strong Like Bull Training Camp, Andalusia, Spain

In Reflection, the Oakland A's
by Andy Dolich
Sports Today - Issue No. 233

The Oakland A's are celebrating the club's 50th anniversary throughout this season and the All-Star break seemed like a good time to look into the history of this storied franchise. This is especially appropriate since the team is playing at such a high level and showing home run power that has been their signature since they came to Oakland.
Since moving from Kansas City in 1967 the A's have been owned by only four entities:
1968-1980: Charles O. Finley -- 13 years
1981-1995: Walter Haas, Wally Haas and Roy Eisenhardt -- 15 years
1996-2004: Steve Schott/Ken Hofmann -- 9 years
2005-2018: Lew Wolff/John ... Read More.