The Oakland Athletics suffered a heartbreaking 15-14 loss to the Milwaukee Brewers in a marathon 12-inning game played in Las Vegas. The contest was a slugfest from the start, featuring a combined 11 home runs and 34 hits. Andrew Vaughn was a bright spot for the Athletics, driving in four runs with four hits, including a dramatic two-run double in the ninth inning that tied the game and sent it into extra frames. The game's decisive run came in the top of the 12th when automatic runner Christian Yelich scored from third. The Athletics' defense faltered as second baseman Jeff McNeil's throw home was wide on a grounder, allowing Yelich to cross the plate and seal the victory for the Brewers. This extended game highlights the unpredictable nature of baseball, even as the Athletics continue to play games in neutral sites while their stadium situation remains unresolved. Fans looking for local team action might also have noticed the recent news from Modesto, where city leaders voted against building a professional soccer stadium, signaling a setback for soccer development in the region outside of professional viewings.