there were the Bash Brothers — Jose Canseco and Mark McGwire, two muscle-bound hulks who swatted massive home runs for the Oakland A’s and, um, reportedly did so with the aid of steroids.

Next up: In Part 3, what the Bash Brothers-era A’s have to say about the team’s exit from Oakland. Reach John Shea: jshea@sfchronicle.com; X/Twitter: @JohnSheaHey Reach Susan Slusser ...

Surprisingly, the group released a visual comedy album on the 30th anniversary of the Oakland A’s 1989 world championship. The album hilariously frames the use of steroids by the Bash Brothers which ...

Instead, it was a “visual poem” titled The Unauthorized Bash Brothers Experience ... the artificially enhanced Oakland A’s duo who took baseball by storm in the late ’80s.

We're breaking down one team each day throughout April, continuing today in Oakland. As a (hopefully ... especially when we take only the A's stats. How do we square it with Foxx playing pre ...

In that spirit, this should be said: To the Oakland A’s, thank you. For 57 summers ... This was in the late ’80s and the Bash Brothers ruled the American League. Rickey Henderson could ...

“Thank you Athletics players for all the wonderful years. RIP Oakland A’s.” “The bash brothers and watching Henderson steal bases…so so sad,” wrote kittyaf. “Poor Oakland,” wrote ...

These familiar words were issued by Oakland manager Art Howe in fielding a sequence of questions about Mark McGwire and Jose Canseco, the A’s reunited Bash Brothers. “One’s going good ...

there were the Bash Brothers — Jose Canseco and Mark McGwire, two muscle-bound hulks who swatted massive home runs for the Oakland A’s and, um, reportedly did so with the aid of steroids.