Tom Milone (SP)

After giving up four earned runs his last time out, A's pitcher Tommy Milone looked much better in his outing against the Angels on Monday. He allowed one run on five hits over seven innings of work in the 2-1 win. The left-hander made it through his first four frames unscathed before giving up an RBI double to Mike Trout. He was done after throwing 108 pitches, 73 for strikes. Milone also struck out...

Oakland Athletics SP Tom Milone struck out three, walked one and shut down the Los ...

Athletics’ starter Tommy Milone was solid on Wednesday against the Rangers, with the exception of a fourth inning rally where he allowed four runs. Unfortunately that was enough to earn him his third loss of the season, as the Athletics managed to score just one run in a 4-1 loss. Milone would pitch seven innings for the second start in a row, picking up four strikeouts while allowing nine hits...

Oakland Athletics SP Tom Milone (5-2) allowed two runs (one earned) on five hits over ...

A's starter Tommy Milone was able to pick up his fifth win of the season during Friday night's contest against the Tigers. Milone allowed two runs (one earned) on five hits in the 11-4 win, including a RBI single off the bat of Miguel Cabrera. However, he was able to keep Detroit off the scoreboard over his final four innings of work and was pulled after throwing 98 pitches. Milone finished with six...

With Brandon McCarthy being scratched from Tuesday's start due to a shoulder issue, the A's have re-arranged their rotation. Bartolo Colon will now start on Thursday against the Tigers with Tommy Milone to follow him Friday. Milone has allowed 12 earned runs over his last two outings.

Oakland starting pitcher Tommy Milone (4-2) surrendered five runs and five hits in five innings during the Athletics' 9-5 victory at Tampa Bay on Sunday. Milone was tagged for four runs and three walks during the first inning, but settled down and permitted three hits over his final four innings of work. He totaled a season-high four walks and just one strikeout while his ERA swelled to 4.42 after...

Oakland starter Tommy Milone did not have a good outing in Boston on Monday night. In fact, it was a nightmare for Milone. Milone, who had allowed just two earned runs in his previous two starts combined, allowed more than that in one inning on Monday. And he didn't stop there. Milone ended up giving up eight runs -- seven earned -- on eight hits and a walk over just 4 2/3 innings in the loss to fall...

Oakland Athletics SP Tom Milone allowed three hits and no walks while fanning five in ...

A's starter Tommy Milone was able to notch his third win of the season during Tuesday night's contest against the White Sox. Milone, who was making his fourth start of the year, limited Chicago to just five hits over eight shutout innings in the 2-0 win. He threw 98 pitches before being pulled and finished with five strikeouts and without issuing a walk, while improving to 3-1 on the season. ...

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