Commissioner Bud Selig is planning to meet with the Giants within two weeks to discuss a potential A's relocation to San Jose. The Giants own the territorial rights to San Jose and are very reluctant to give them up, but with the A's floundering, Selig may be willing to make some favorable concessions and twist a few arms in order to get something done. The A's are "checking off boxes" to ensure that baseball is satisfied with their plan to relocate, sources told FOXSports.com's Ken Rosenthal. One of those boxes was to expand the capacity of its proposed San Jose stadium from 32,000 seats.

Jemile Weeks hit his first big-league homer and scored three of Oakland's runs in a 4-3 win over Texas on Thursday. The A's managed to avoid what would have been a sweep at home. Weeks had a double, a single and a walk to go along with the homer. He's batting .329 with 13 runs scored in 18 games during September.

Jemile Weeks went 2-for-4 with his 31st RBI in Wednesday's loss to the Rangers. Weeks is now hitting .300 in September after hitting .288 in August, .296 in July and .309 in June. He's locked down second base in Oakland heading into 2012.

Jemile Weeks returned to action on Friday September 16.

Jemile Weeks (leg) is out of Thursday's lineup. The young second baseman is dealing with the aftereffects of cramping in his left leg. He's available off the bench but won't return to the starting lineup until he's back to 100 percent. Weeks, 24, is batting .301/.339/.410 with 21 stolen bases through his first 85 major league games.

Jemile Weeks went 4-for-5 with a double Wednesday against the Royals. Weeks has seven hits in his last two games, and his average is back over .300 for the first time since the end of July. He's hitting .303/.342/.415 in 337 at-bats for the year.

Jemile Weeks stole a career-high three bases and a scored a run in Saturday's loss to the Red Sox. Weeks had just one hit on the afternoon, but also reached base on a fielder's choice and a walk. The rookie second baseman now has 19 stolen bases in 26 attempts this season. The 24-year-old has maintained a high batting average for nearly three months now, so he should be owned in most mixed leagues.

Jemile Weeks (foot) is back in the Athletics' starting lineup Friday against the Yankees. Weeks sat out Thursday's game with a sore right foot. He'll bat leadoff Friday against right-hander Phil Hughes.

Jemile Weeks is absent from Wednesday's lineup due to a sore right foot. Weeks is still sore after fouling a ball off the foot in Tuesday's game. He said he's available off the bench and should be fine to return to the lineup Friday following Thursday's off day.

Jemile Weeks went 2-for-4 in the A's 4-2 loss to the Mariners on Tuesday. After securing his second hit off Mariners closer Brandon League in the ninth inning. Weeks went on to score the tying run. Since taking over second base after the June 30 trade of Mark Ellis, Weeks is 8-for-25 (.320). The 24-year-old presumably will face some adjustments in his first major league season, but so far he has more than lived up to expectations.