Former Oakland A’s manager Art Howe was released from the hospital on Sunday as he continues to battle the coronavirus. The 73-year-old former manager was hospitalized on Tuesday after beginning to ...

HOUSTON (AP) — Former major league manager and infielder Art Howe is in intensive care in a Houston hospital with the coronavirus. The 73-year-old Howe, best known as the manager of the "Moneyball" ...

Former Oakland Athletics manager Art Howe is out of the hospital after having spent most of the last week in intensive care after coming down with COVID-19 coronavirus. The 73-year-old Howe, who ...

Former Major League Baseball player and manager Art Howe is doing well after the coronavirus had him hospitalized in the intensive care unit. Howe was admitted to the hospital last week after testing ...

CLICK HERE if you’re having a problem viewing the photos on a mobile device. Former A’s manager Art Howe, who tested positive for COVID-19 on May 5 is out of the ICU and back home, according to Yahoo ...

FILE - In this Sept. 30, 2002, file photo, Oakland Athletics manager Art Howe watches over warmup tosses by starting pitcher Tim Hudson during practice for the baseball team' playoff game with the ...

HOUSTON (AP) — Former major league manager and infielder Art Howe is in intensive care in a Houston hospital with the coronavirus. The 73-year-old Howe, best known as the manager of the “Moneyball” ...

HOUSTON (CBS SF/ AP) -- Former manager Art Howe, who spent seven years at the helm of the A's, winning 600 regular-season games, was in intensive care Friday in a Houston hospital with the coronavirus ...

Art Howe is in the ICU with coronavirus, the former Mets manager told KPRC 2 in Houston on Thursday. Howe provided a detailed description of how he was doing, telling the station he felt the first ...

Former Major League Baseball player and manager Art Howe has been hospitalized with the coronavirus, he told a Houston media outlet. Howe, who played for three teams and managed three teams during his ...

Texas Rangers first base coach Gary Pettis, left, and bench coach Art Howe, center, watch the action from the dugout rail against the Seattle Mariners at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington Monday, July 28, ...