Submit a Story!
Get the BallHype iPhone App
Oakland A's Selling Root Beer Floats To Raise Money For Diabetes Research
The Oakland A's will be holding their 9th Annual MUG Root Beer Float Day, where players & other local celebs will serve up the frosty treats to raise money for a worthy charity. And this year's beneficiaries - the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. Makes sense.
Oakland A's Selling Root Beer Floats To Raise Money For ...
Comments
Blog Reactions

Oakland A's host diabetes fundraiser. Proceeds ...
Deadspin — Oakland A's host diabetes fundraiser. Proceeds will come from selling root beer floats. What could possibly go wrong? [SportsbyBrooks] ...

Dwyane Wade, NBA On Healthy Eating: Cookies?
SPORTSbyBROOKS — According to a study done back in 2007, the United States is the 9th fattest country in the world. Some country called Nauru came in as the fattest, having 94.7% of it’s citizens over the age of 15 considered overweight. Of course, we here in America can’t stand finishing in second place at anything, let alone ninth, so somebody has to do something. [image] That person is Miami Heat guard Dwyane Wade . Not content with only helping restore order in the global landscape of basketball by winning a gold medal with the United States basketball team in Beijing last month, D-Wade has now set his sights on making the U.S. the fattest country in the world. Dwyane Wade Cake ...

Related Content
10 Worst Deadline Deals of the Decade
larrybrownsports.com 7/29/2008 — Some of the worst deadline deals of the decade. Hopefully this should serve as a cautionary tale for GMs before they go out and sell off their teams and get nothing in return, or on the flip side, acquire a useless player and give away superstars in the making.
Athletics go down in Oakland: homeruns by Royals beat the A’s
as.sportsbloggingnetwork.com 7/29/2008 — Once again a former Athletic did damage to a struggling A’s team that can’t seem to get on track since the All Star break ended. The A’s who have only won twice since the break, got the type of pitching that they desired over the weekend but Zack Greinke (8-7) tallied up 11 strike outs in 7 1/3 innings allowing only 1 walk and 2 earned runs to lead the Royals past the A’s 4-2...
Blalock out with sore shoulder
rangersblog.dallasnews.com 7/29/2008 — It turns out Hank Blalock didn't have an upset stomach. He had a sore shoulder (though that might be enough to upset his stomach, but he said his stomach is fine). He started feeling it in Oakland and it got...
Interview with Clay Council - Josh Hamilton’s HR Derby Pitcher
dugoutcentral.com 7/30/2008 — Great article on Council. He seems to be a great person in addition to being a great story.
Ziegler sets record in A's victory
sfgate.com 7/29/2008 — (07-27) 19:57 PDT -- Two months ago, A's side-winding reliever Brad Ziegler was on a minor-league bus in Portland. Now, he's got a first-class flight to the Baseball Hall of Fame. Well, his shoes and hat do. Ziegler pitched two scoreless innings ...
Royals-A's: Greinke Dominant as Royals Take Game OneBleacher Report - MLB 7/29/2008
OAKLAND - That's better. The Royals' Zack Greinke could finally smile after leading his team to a 4-2 victory in Oakland on Monday night. Greinke, promoted to the Royals' number one starter for the second half, had struggled in ...
Fraley: Beane builds A's team for the futureLatest Sporting News Articles for MLB 7/29/2008
With his club on the cusp of postseason contention in the American League, Billy Beane began strippi...
A's rookie reliever Ziegler off to record startLatest Sporting News Articles for MLB 7/29/2008
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) -- Excuse Brad Ziegler for being slightly overwhelmed by all the attention....
Van Burkleo unfazed by A's strugglesMajor League Baseball News 7/30/2008
The A's have the lowest batting average, slugging percentage in the American League to go along with the most strikeouts by their hitters. Hitting coach Ty Van Burkleo is working with his young group of hitters at the same time fans want results.
Veteran Sweeney not sure of statusMajor League Baseball News 7/30/2008
A's veteran first baseman Mike Sweeney did not have the desired results Monday when he tried to run on his surgically repaired knees. He still hopes to return this season, putting off microfracture surgery on both knees until then.