CIVALE IMPLODES

The Athletics' series against Pittsburgh ended in disaster Wednesday night as the Pirates rolled to a dominant 12-4 victory, clinching the series win. Aaron Civale and the A's bullpen had no answer for Pittsburgh's relentless offense—Ryan O'Hearn drove in five runs with a double and a two-run homer, while Marcell Ozuna launched a 448-foot bomb in the 7th to blow the game wide open. The A's lone bright spots came from JJ Bleday's replacement Zack Gelof and Daz Cameron's fill-in Lawrence Butler, but homers from Henry Bolte and Gelof in the late innings were too little, too late. On today's All In Before 10, Booney breaks down exactly where the wheels came off—from Civale's rough start to the brutal five-run 7th inning that buried any hope of a comeback. Plus, the A's turn the page and look ahead to a critical series against the Angels. And don't miss a special guest: Andrew Johnson, the newest member of The House Always Wins Media Network, joins to talk about Moneball and Moneylines, the exciting new show about to launch.