The A's fell into an early hole in Wednesday night's AL Wild Card Game against the Tampa Bay Rays, thanks to Yandy Diaz's lead-off home run.
That hole got deeper in the third inning, when Diaz clubbed his second homer of the game to give the Rays a four-run lead, and one A's fan's reaction just about perfectly summed up how 50,000 others in the Coliseum probably felt.
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SIGN UP HERE "Not again!" the unidentified fan exclaimed, as another simultaneously shouted a word we can't write on this website.
"Not again" surely referred to Diaz's second homer, but those two words hold multiple meanings for the A's. They fell behind early in last season's AL Wild Card Game against the New York Yankees, too, and never recovered en route to a 7-2 loss.
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The A's hoped their 2018 experience would help in 2019, but it didn't, as they lost to the Rays 5-1, ending their season.
