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OAKLAND — Sean Manaea walked through the entryway of the A’s clubhouse Sunday and to his right were two flat screen televisions showing highlights of his no-hitter against the Boston Red Sox on an endless loop.
By now, the moment is ingrained in Manaea’s memory — a ground ball by Hanley Ramirez to Marcus Semien, the play made at first base, and jumping into the arms of joyous catcher Jonathan Lucroy. It was the same every time he watched it, which took up much of his time Saturday night when he left the Coliseum and got to his apartment.