In a pivotal matchup of the Bay Bridge Series, Oakland Athletics pitcher Osvaldo Bido delivered a stellar performance, shutting out the San Francisco Giants 2-0 while allowing only one hit over six innings. Bido's no-hit bid was broken in the sixth by a swinging bunt from Grant McCray, which he expressed frustration over. The game, which drew a season-high crowd of 37,551, marked a significant moment as the A's prepare to relocate to Sacramento after this series. Bido's strong outing included six strikeouts and two walks, contributing to the A's recent success, as they have now gone 16-9 since the All-Star break. The victory not only gave the A's a 2-1 lead in the series but also showcased their resilience despite the impending move. Giants manager Bob Melvin reflected on the significance of this final series at the Coliseum, expressing disbelief at the departure of the A's from Oakland.