The Athletics' walk-off magic is back at the Oakland Coliseum.
After blowing a three-run lead Friday night against the Kansas City Royals, the A's walked off with a 4-3 win thanks to Elvis Andrus.
Matt Chapman roped a one-out double into the left field corner, Seth Brown was intentionally walked and Andrus came through with the big hit to send the fans at the Coliseum home happy.
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Andrus singled to right and Chapman slid in just ahead of the tag to score the winning run.
It was the A's MLB-leading sixth walk-off win of the season and moves Oakland to 38-27 on the season.
The A's jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the fourth inning Friday when Chapman drove in Mitch Moreland with a double and Brown crushed a two-run homer that traveled 405 feet to right field.
But the Royals chipped away with two runs in the seventh inning and one more in the eighth.
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Andrus has been struggling at the plate, slashing .213/.266/.274 with no home runs and nine RBI. He did have two hits Friday night, including the game-winner, so the A's have to hope that heroics will help the veteran shortstop break out of his season-long funk.