IS IT TIME TO SELL?

Four straight losses have changed the conversation. The A's dropped another game to the two-time defending World Series champion Dodgers, falling 9-3 as Tommy Edman's four-hit, four-RBI night powered Los Angeles to another convincing victory. Jeffrey Springs couldn't slow down one of baseball's most dangerous lineups, while Justin Wrobleski carved through the A's offense with a career-high 11 strikeouts. Colby Thomas continued to be one of the few bright spots, launching his second home run in as many games, but once again the young A's found themselves chasing the game from the opening inning. Tonight's Last Call asks the uncomfortable question every rebuilding franchise eventually faces: Is it time to sell? With the trade deadline approaching and the losses piling up, should the A's move every veteran with value and fully commit to the next wave of talent? We'll break down who could be on the move, who should be untouchable, why standing pat may be the biggest mistake of all, and whether this losing streak has finally forced the organization to choose between competing now or building something that can actually last.