ANAHEIM — The gregarious chatter of Andrew Lambo could heard throughout the A’s clubhouse Monday afternoon, and that was great news for everyone inside there.
Lambo, the outfielder who was playing for Triple-A Nashville when he was diagnosed with testicular cancer in June, is spending the next three days at Angel Stadium in uniform and working out with the club before games.
Lambo underwent surgery June 17 at Vanderbilt University to remove a tumor. He has since been declared cancer-free, although doctors are still monitoring a lymph node in his stomach that is two-tenths of a centimeter bigger than normal.