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The Montreal Impact, meanwhile, gets their first taste of the fervent fans in the Pacific Northwest while the Vancouver Whitecaps look to take advantage of a schedule that opens at home with games against Toronto and the Columbus Crew. OAKLAND, Calif. -- Hat on backward and goggles covering his eyes, Yoenis Cespedes started dancing in the middle of the clubhouse as the bubbly streamed every which way. Quickly, his Oakland teammates joined in the fun -- and the Cuban rookie doused anybody he could get. He might have soaked Coco Crisp the best with a double pour over the head. Crisps latest big hit helped put the Athletics in the playoffs for the first time in six years, and they remained in contention for a division crown by beating the first-place Texas Rangers 4-3 on Monday night. "Were just a bunch of young guys having fun," Crisp said, standing in water wearing soggy socks. "You wouldnt think all these rookies would be doing things like this." Crisp had a go-ahead double in the fifth inning as the As (92-68) pulled within one game of Texas (93-67) in the AL West with two to go and moved into a tie with Baltimore for the American Leagues top wild card. Oaklands victory also eliminated the Los Angeles Angels and Tampa Bay Rays from playoff contention. Pinch-hitter Brandon Moss delivered a sacrifice fly for insurance and Josh Reddick added an RBI single for the resurgent As, who must sweep this season-ending series against the two-time reigning AL champions to capture the West title. "Absolutely amazing," said manager Bob Melvin, who took a whipped cream pie in the face from Reddick. "We dont get this done unless everybody believes in everybody and everybody plays selflessly. They were all in it for the team." Michael Young and Mike Napoli each homered against Jarrod Parker, who was otherwise solid in beating the Rangers for the third time in as many career chances -- all this year. Crisp followed the double by stealing his 39th base, then scored on Moss fly ball to shallow centre. Center fielder Josh Hamilton hesitated ever so slightly before making the throw home, just enough for Crisp to slide in safely. The reliable leadoff man returned Friday after missing nine starts with an infection in both eyes. Crisp is batting .529 (9 for 17) with seven runs, three doubles, three stolen bases and two RBIs in four games since coming back. Playing to chants of "Lets go Oakland!" from the crowd of 21,162, the gutsy As won their fourth straight game and sixth in seven with the very formula that has been working so well: forget the scoreboard-watching and just control their part in the playoff picture. Fans were on their feet chanting as closer Grant Balfour finished it out by striking out the side. Moments later, players brought bottles of champagne onto the field and began spraying them into the stands. Outside the aging Coliseum, car horns honked as this blue-collar city enjoyed its big moment on the baseball stage. "Awesome! Unbelievable," Balfour said mid-celebration. "I want to keep doing it." This Oakland team has surprised everyone from owner Lew Wolff to general manager Billy Beane and Melvin with its knack for late-inning drama from a long list of players who had barely been heard of before this season. "I never thought wed be here this time of year," Wolff said. "The last time we did this we had a mature group. Were in the best shape weve ever been for the future." Parker pitched the As back to the post-season for the first time since they were swept by Detroit in the 2006 AL championship series. He matched teammate Tommy Milone for the Oakland rookie record of 13 wins. "Sky high," Parker said of his teams confidence. "This is a team that knows it can do a lot of things. Its no surprise to me. It might be a surprise to everybody else." The right-hander is the latest in a rotation of rookies to come through for an Oakland staff that in trades last winter lost Gio Gonzalez to Washington, Trevor Cahill to Arizoona and All-Star closer Andrew Bailey to the Boston Red Sox. [url=http://www.ravensofficialteamstore.com/autographed-terrence-cody-jersey-wd-... Cody Jersey. Dependable catcher Kurt Suzuki was shipped to the Nationals during the season, and starter Bartolo Colon was suspended in August for testing positive for testosterone. Melvin emerged as a Manager of the Year candidate with the way he mixed and matched and kept running out a winning club despite injuries to so many players and new faces arriving in the clubhouse seemingly every day for the small-budget As. Oakland moved a season-high 24 games over .500 for its best mark since ending that 06 season at 93-69. "They play with no conscious. Theyre not afraid of nobody right now," said Rangers manager Ron Washington, Oaklands longtime third-base coach before leaving to manage Texas. "Im never surprised what happens over in that clubhouse with the Oakland As. Theyve always got pitching, and when youve got pitching, you never know what can happen." This one sure had the feel of a fall October playoff game despite the unseasonably warm 82-degree temperature at first pitch. The Rangers now must wait at least one more day as they try to clinch their third straight division title. Texas won the second game of Sundays doubleheader at home against the Angels to secure a third straight playoff appearance for the first time in franchise history and sixth overall. "Im not sending any message. My team knows what needs to be done," Washington said. "The message was sent yesterday." Then, the Rangers landed at the Oakland airport about 1:30 a.m. Monday and arrived at their hotel after 2 a.m. Washington said he finally got to bed around 3 a.m. local time. Washington wasnt too tired to weigh in on Oaklands playoff chances, though. "If they react like they react now, like, Who cares? then it could be (a success)," Washington said. "Being in the post-season is a different animal." The AL playoff lineup became a little more clear Monday, with two teams clinching spots. Detroit won earlier in the night at Kansas City to wrap up the AL Central crown. Parker was done after allowing Napolis leadoff homer in the seventh. Sean Doolittle retired the next three batters in order and Ryan Cook worked a 1-2-3 eighth through the heart of the Rangers order. Balfour then earned his 23rd save. Parker improved to 3-0 with a 2.70 ERA against Texas in his fourth straight winning decision and sixth in seven since a loss Aug. 14 at Kansas City. Texas starter Martin Perez (1-4), facing the As for the third time in his six major league starts, allowed back-to-back singles by Crisp and Jonny Gomes in the first before receiving a mound visit from pitching coach Mike Maddux. Perez then got Yoenis Cespedes to ground into a double play before walking Chris Carter ahead of Reddicks single. The left-hander also was called for a balk with the bases loaded to bring home Oaklands second run. Perez lost his second straight start to the As after a 9-3 defeat his last time out in Texas. Rangers third baseman Adrian Beltre was the designated hitter a day after coming out in the seventh inning when he aggravated his strained left shoulder while leaping for a ball with his arm fully extended. Washington said Beltre could play third base Tuesday night. NOTES: Texas Nos. 3-5 hitters went 1 for 12 with five strikeouts. ... The As are 5-2 vs. Texas at home this year and lead the season series 9-8. ... Perez beat the As for his first major league win June 30. ... Washington gave Melvin his vote for Manager of the Year. "To take that group where they are right now, wow, youve got to admire him," Washington said. "They play like they belong." ... It was the second-warmest game of the season in Oakland and hottest for a night game. ... The attendance included approximately 5,000 walk-up tickets. ' ' '