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Athletics owner Charlie Finley poses with players (clockwise from top left) Rollie Fingers (34), Joe Rudi (26), Vida Blue (14), Gene Tenace (18), Bert Campaneris (19), Jim Catfish Hunter (27), Sal Bando (6), and Reggie Jackson (9) during a 1974 SI photo shoot. The team would win the World Series a couple months later. Can this year’s squad bring another championship to Oakland? (Neil Leifer/SI)
VERDUCCI: Oakland reminds us of why we love baseballSI VAULT: Catfish Hunter leads A’s into playoffs (10.7.74)

Athletics owner Charlie Finley poses with players (clockwise from top left) Rollie Fingers (34), Joe Rudi (26), Vida Blue (14), Gene Tenace (18), Bert Campaneris (19), Jim Catfish Hunter (27), Sal Bando (6), and Reggie Jackson (9) during a 1974 SI photo shoot. The team would win the World Series a couple months later. Can this year’s squad bring another championship to Oakland? (Neil Leifer/SI)

VERDUCCI: Oakland reminds us of why we love baseball
SI VAULT: Catfish Hunter leads A’s into playoffs (10.7.74)

Mark McGwire and Jose Canseco pose together in 1997. The duo led the A’s to a World Series title (1989) and three American Legue pennants (1988-90). Can this year’s playoff-bound Oakland squad reach the World Series again? The playoffs begin this weekend. (Icon/SMI)
KEITH: AL East and West titles up for grabs on baseball’s final dayGALLERY: Rare Mark McGwire Photos | Canseco After Retirement

Mark McGwire and Jose Canseco pose together in 1997. The duo led the A’s to a World Series title (1989) and three American Legue pennants (1988-90). Can this year’s playoff-bound Oakland squad reach the World Series again? The playoffs begin this weekend. (Icon/SMI)

KEITH: AL East and West titles up for grabs on baseball’s final day
GALLERY: Rare Mark McGwire Photos | Canseco After Retirement

Oakland closer Rollie Fingers delivers a pitch during a July 1972 game against the Yankees. Fingers, who recorded 341 saves over his 17-year career, is regarded as one of baseball’s all-time top closers. The position is in flux this season, says SI’s Joe Lemire, as injuries and demotions have made the closer’s role more volatile than ever. (Herb Scharfman/SI)
LEMIRE: Why the closer position is in fluxVERDUCCI: Time to rethink bullpen usageGALLERY: Top 10 Closers of All Time

Oakland closer Rollie Fingers delivers a pitch during a July 1972 game against the Yankees. Fingers, who recorded 341 saves over his 17-year career, is regarded as one of baseball’s all-time top closers. The position is in flux this season, says SI’s Joe Lemire, as injuries and demotions have made the closer’s role more volatile than ever. (Herb Scharfman/SI)

LEMIRE: Why the closer position is in flux
VERDUCCI: Time to rethink bullpen usage
GALLERY: Top 10 Closers of All Time