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The Wilson Way: A's top prospect armed with All-Star dad's unique approach
Most fathers hope to pass down their finest traits to their offspring. For former Major League All-Star shortstop Jack Wilson, that was putting bat on ball. A lot. Wilson played parts of a dozen years in the big leagues and retired with a miniscule 11.6 career strikeout percentage. That’s not
No. 28 prospect Holman has yet to allow a run in '24
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Estes wows A's with Hudson-like performance
OAKLAND -- Early on in the A's 2-1 win over the Mariners on Wednesday, a highlight video on the Coliseum scoreboard showcased a brilliant shutout thrown by Tim Hudson against the Blue Jays in the very same stadium exactly 20 years to the date. Manager Mark Kotsay had a premier
This A's prospect 'has been a revelation'
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Here are the top 10 pure-hitting prospects in the Minors
What exactly is a pure hitter? It’s a term that many discuss, but few define. On last week's Pipeline Podcast, Jim Callis and Jonathan Mayo detailed what a pure hitter is and took it a step further by ranking the top 10 pure-hitting prospects.
Schuemann shows resolve, but laments game-changing errors
OAKLAND -- Max Schuemann couldn’t help but feel responsible as he watched Kyle Tucker circle the bases on his two-run home run in the top of the fourth inning on Sunday afternoon. Two batters before, Schuemann attempted to field an 87.6 mph grounder hit by Mauricio Dubón at shortstop. It
Ben's Biz: An evening with the Single-A Athletics
This is an excerpt from the latest edition of the Ben's Biz Beat Newsletter, bringing Minor League Baseball business and culture news to your inbox each and every Thursday. Check out the full newsletter HERE. The following ballpark road trip recap is presented by Wyndham, proud sponsor of Minor League
10 rookies who have excelled over the past month
There's been a lot of fluctuation on the rookie front in the past 30 days or so. Not all of the Top 100 prospect debuts made some noise, and as a result, some others with more notable performances over the last four weeks played themselves back into contention for the
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'The tools are there': No. 10 prospect Bolte impressing A's
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A's 'back to the drawing board' after sweep vs. Astros
HOUSTON -- An eerie feeling came across A’s manager Mark Kotsay earlier this week when he checked the American League West standings and saw the Astros slumping in fourth place at 10 games under .500. “It’s kind of scary, right?” Kotsay said ahead of Monday’s series opener at Minute Maid
Harris comes back to PNW for first big league road series
SEATTLE -- Brett Harris feels right at home in the Pacific Northwest. Soon after high school, Harris entrenched himself with the state of Washington, where he continues to reside for part of the offseason when he’s not back in his hometown of Chicago. Following two years at the University of
Estes delivers first Major League win; A's bounce back to beat Mariners
SEATTLE -- Joey Estes had a certain intense look about him as he asked home plate umpire Roberto Ortiz for a new ball after watching Cal Raleigh circle the bases on a home run to begin the bottom of the second inning. Since his first call to the Majors last
A's top prospect is on the fast track to MLB
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This A's power arm has raised his profile in '24
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'I want the ball': Harris debuts as A's win streak hits 5
OAKLAND -- Third baseman Brett Harris fielded a one-hopper and threw to first to record the game's final out -- and the A's hope it's the first of many wins Harris will be involved in. Harris, the A’s No. 9 prospect according to MLB Pipeline, made his Major League debut
Boyle flashes potential, but results still a mixed bag
NEW YORK -- When deciding who would round out their rotation as their fifth starter, the A’s opted for the high upside of Joe Boyle, even as his bouts with command persisted toward the end of Spring Training. Five starts into the season, Boyle has at times flashed the dazzling
Schuemann's roller-coaster day ends with some career firsts
CLEVELAND -- When Max Schuemann elevated a first-pitch cutter from Logan Allen in the fifth inning of Saturday’s 6-3 A’s loss to the Guardians at Progressive Field, his fan club consisting of about 15 friends and family members sitting just beyond the visiting dugout couldn’t bear to watch. The night
This oft-overlooked prospect is turning heads at Double-A Midland
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10 rookies off to the best starts so far
It's nearly a month since the 2024 season opened in South Korea, so it's time to take a look at the campaign's early top rookie performers, also known as the April edition of MLB Pipeline's Rookie Hot List. Each month, MLB.com will look at which rookies performed best over the
'He did his job really well': How Boyle showed growth vs. Nats
OAKLAND -- Even though Joe Boyle worked five shutout innings in an A’s victory over the Tigers last week, manager Mark Kotsay tempered his praise for the scoreless performance. “He’s got to do a better job getting ahead of hitters,” Kotsay said of Boyle that day. “Getting into the strike
Wilson introduces himself at Double-A in grand fashion
"Jacob Wilson, how do you do?!” That was the greeting from longtime Double-A Midland broadcaster Bob Hards to the A’s top prospect late Thursday night over the airwaves from Momentum Bank Ballpark. A fitting intro, given how Wilson had just introduced himself to the team in grand style.