Barry Zito felt like the 46,889 fans who packed the stands for the final Oakland A's game at the Oakland Coliseum on Thursday. He showed up because he needed closure. So when the former A's left ...

Former AL Cy Young Award winner Barry Zito was on hand Thursday to help his former team say goodbye to the Oakland Coliseum. Zito, who pitched for the A’s from 2000-2006, sang the national ...

Barry Zito’s best baseball skill might have been his gravity-defying curveball. But the one-time Cy Young Award winner can carry a tune, too — and for that reason, he briefly took center stage ...

Zito's singing talent didn't come out of nowhere. He has a long history as a musician, as he began playing guitar in the minor leagues and played with his sister Sally's band during each offseason ...

In honor of the historic farewell, the A's brought back a franchise great and fan favorite to sing the national anthem. Former Oakland pitcher Barry Zito returned to where he started his MLB ...

Former Oakland Athletics pitcher Barry Zito returned to Oakland Coliseum on Thursday to sing the national anthem ahead of his former team's final game in the stadium. Zito's anthem opened a home ...

A's legends throw out first pitch, sing national anthem at final Oakland game Published September 26, 2024 • Updated on September 26, 2024 at 5:36 pm BOOKMARKER ...

Former AL Cy Young Award winner Barry Zito was on hand Thursday to help his former team say goodbye to the Oakland Coliseum.. Zito, who pitched for the A’s from 2000-06 and in 2015, sang the ...

Former USC Trojan and Oakland A's legend Barry Zito showed his tremendous singing chops and his respects for the Oakland Coliseum, singing the national anthem ahead of the Athletics' final game in ...

A's close out Coliseum with emotional ‘Let's Go Oakland' chant The A's won their final game in front of the Oakland faithful on Thursday ...

Barry Zito Belts National Anthem to Begin A's Final Game at Oakland Coliseum. The former Athletics pitcher hopped on the microphone for a special moment in Oakland. Tom Dierberger | Sep 26, 2024.