Awaiting first child, Langeliers homers twice on wife Raegan's birthday
WEST SACRAMENTO -- Shea Langeliers made sure his wife Raegan awoke to a few treats on her 28th birthday, including a cake and some chocolate-covered strawberries. But that wasn’t all: The Athletics catcher had some more presents for Raegan at Sutter Health Park during Saturday’s 14-6 loss to the Guardians.
Kurtz's walk streak ends at 20 games, but on-base streak now at 27
WEST SACRAMENTO -- For a player of Nick Kurtz’s caliber, it was only fitting. There was a bit of irony in the demise of Kurtz’s historic streak of 20 consecutive games with a walk, a stretch that came to an end during the Athletics’ 14-6 loss to the Guardians on
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A's developing De Vries' versatility with time at third base
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Kurtz ties Bonds for 2nd on all-time streak list with walk in 20th straight game
WEST SACRAMENTO -- The sold-out crowd at Sutter Health Park knew what was going on. Nick Kurtz has been rubbing shoulders with legends of the game throughout his ongoing Athletics-record walk streak. Without a walk through three at-bats as he faced Guardians reliever Hunter Gaddis in the bottom of the
April showers bring May power? Rooker, A's hope so after HR
WEST SACRAMENTO -- Nobody needed a flip of the calendar more than Brent Rooker. While April was mostly great for the Athletics, whose 16-10 record was sixth-best in the Majors and their best for the month since April 2014 (18-9), Rooker had arguably the worst month of his career. The
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What it means to be in 1st place (or last) on May 1
With April coming to a close, we are a full month-plus into the 2026 season -- which means the events of the past month are worth analyzing. Sure, it’s just one-sixth of the regular season, but plenty of trends have already begun to take shape. Let’s take a look at
NEW! Top 150 Draft prospects: Cholowsky still No. 1, but plenty of movement behind him
As the calendar gets ready to turn to May, the Draft buzz is starting to grow louder. And we’re leaning into it with an updated and expanded Draft Top 150. With two-plus months left before the 2026 Draft gets underway in Philadelphia, there’s a ton of movement on every team’s
Springs exits start vs. Royals with right hip soreness, not expected to miss time
WEST SACRAMENTO -- The good vibes generated by an early lead for the Athletics on Thursday afternoon dissipated in a hurry.
Kurtz extends historic walk streak to 19 games, ties Ted Williams
WEST SACRAMENTO -- Ted Williams has company. Barry Bonds is on the horizon.
Severino's ace start, Butler's HR show A's at their best
WEST SACRAMENTO – Lawrence Butler removed the elephant mask from his head and let out a huge sigh of relief inside the Athletics dugout. A few innings later, Luis Severino soaked in a standing ovation from the home fans as he made his way back to the clubhouse.
The hottest hitting prospects right now -- one for each team
The first month of the Minor League season is in the books, and looking at each system's hottest hitter can be instructive. A year ago at this time, Konnor Griffin (Pirates) was showing why he had the highest ceiling in the 2024 Draft. Roman Anthony (Red Sox) and Moisés Ballesteros
Another hard-luck injury (fractured hand) lands Muncy on IL
WEST SACRAMENTO – Two years into his Major League career, Max Muncy is developing an unwanted reputation for tough-luck injuries. Ahead of Tuesday night’s 4-1 loss to the Royals in 10 innings at Sutter Health Park, the Athletics placed Muncy on the 10-day injured list with a fractured fifth metacarpal
'Come in and do you': Journeyman Kuhnel has found his place in A's 'pen
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Unsung hitters share spotlight with Player of the Week honors
While we've come to expect the giants of the game like Shohei Ohtani and Aaron Judge to have full trophy cases, Carlos Cortes and Ildemaro Vargas proved that you don't have to be household names to nab the hardware by taking home the latest AL and NL Player of the
MLB's No. 4 prospect De Vries, just 19, continues raking with monster game
Leo De Vries doesn't need any help filling up his stat sheet. The 19-year-old is one of the youngest players at the Double-A level and is MLB Pipeline's No. 4 prospect in baseball. Still, the native of the Dominican Republic got an assist on a home run that was part
A's bullpen shines in series finale against Rangers
ARLINGTON -- The Athletics’ bullpen has been tested often this season, and it’s been acing those tests lately. But Sunday was a doozy of a pop quiz. After starter J.T. Ginn’s unexpected departure -- he left due to a shoulder problem after only 3 1/3 innings, tying the second-shortest outing
Ginn exits after 3 1/3 scoreless innings with right arm soreness
ARLINGTON -- Athletics right-hander J.T. Ginn, who started Sunday against the Rangers at Globe Life Field, left the game after facing two batters in the fourth inning with what the club called “right arm soreness.” Manager Mark Kotsay said after the Athletics’ 2-1 victory that Ginn had “some form of
Rooker returns from IL, looks to return to form
ARLINGTON -- Brent Rooker is a stranger to the injured list, having played in 214 consecutive games before he found himself there earlier this month. Naturally, he wanted his stint to be as brief as possible -- but oblique muscle injuries are notorious for not cooperating with timelines. So it
1 newcomer on each team making a strong early impression
Everyone has an opportunity to make a strong first impression. Some, like Blue Jays ace Dylan Cease, have simply matched expectations after signing a high-profile free-agent contract with a new club. Others, like Tigers infielder Kevin McGonigle and White Sox slugger Munetaka Murakami, are beginning their respective Major League careers
Springs goes 6 strong, but one mistake costs A's in loss to Rangers
ARLINGTON -- The Athletics have spent more time alone atop the AL West standings in the past week than they had in the previous three seasons combined -- and if they plan to climb up there again, they’ll need to get acclimatized to the fact that in that rare air,