WEST SACRAMENTO – The Athletics entered 2026 hopeful that this final series against the Astros to end the regular season would have major playoff implications. Everything is certainly on the line for the Astros, who came into Thursday’s series opener tied with the Rangers for first place in the AL

WEST SACRAMENTO – Athletics manager Mark Kotsay was caught a bit off guard when he glanced up at the TV inside his office last week. Watching MLB Network in the midst of playoff race coverage, the topic on the screen was instead a segment highlighting Henry Bolte. “They were doing

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Now in its 34th season, the Arizona Fall League consistently features a mother lode of talent. The developmental circuit had a future Hall of Famer in Mike Piazza in its inaugural year in 1992 and has sent more than 3,000 players to Majors, including three more Cooperstown immortals in Roy

WEST SACRAMENTO – Ahead of Tuesday’s series opener against the Angels at Sutter Health Park, manager Mark Kotsay was asked what would constitute a successful final homestand for the Athletics. His answer was simple. “Put up a winning homestand,” Kotsay said. “These next two games against the Angels and then

WEST SACRAMENTO – When Joshua Kuroda-Grauer underwent emergency surgery to repair a ruptured testicle on July 20, there truly was no sense of when, or if, he might play again this season. This just wasn’t an injury you see very often. The only example that the Athletics could really go

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There’s a lot on the line before the 2026 regular season wraps up on Sunday, including postseason seeding, statistical milestones and player development. And even for the players and teams who won’t be chasing a World Series title, finishing the season strong is always important. With the help of MLB.com’s

CLEVELAND – The A’s winless road trip against the Rays and Guardians ended with a two-hour, five-minute rain delay preceding a game in which the only run scored came on a disputed play that got manager Mark Kotsay tossed.

CLEVELAND -- The Athletics are rounding third and heading home. One game at Progressive Field is all that remains on their road schedule for the season. Donovan Walton hit a two-run homer and tied career highs with three hits and four RBIs, but the American League Central-leading Guardians rocked Jacob

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CLEVELAND -- Athletics pitcher Mason Barnett threw his first professional complete game in his last start for Triple-A Las Vegas, allowing two runs and six hits against Sacramento on Sept. 12. The right-hander rode that positive momentum for three scoreless innings in his return to the Majors, but couldn’t maintain

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ST. PETERSBURG -- Even as they rode a strong start to September, the Athletics knew the difficult challenge in front of them entering this week’s three-game series against a powerhouse Rays squad that dominated them over a sweep in West Sacramento last month. The location was different, but the result

ST. PETERSBURG -- Tommy White’s favorite childhood baseball memory from growing up as a Rays fan is easily Evan Longoria’s walk-off home run against the Yankees in the final game of the 2011 season, which clinched the American League Wild Card for Tampa Bay.

Ryan Lasko, a Minor League outfielder in the Athletics organization, was released from an in-patient rehab facility on Wednesday more than two months after being paralyzed in an outfield collision. Lasko, 24, received a surprise “clap out” farewell ceremony from staff members at the Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation in New

We live for breakouts here at MLB Pipeline. They’re proof of many things in baseball. For example, players aren’t robots and can improve their standing in the game, and when we say player development isn’t linear, it also means that unforeseen leaps in value are included. The sport’s beauty is

ST. PETERSBURG -- Jack Perkins stared intently toward Athletics catcher Jonah Heim while strong American League MVP candidate Junior Caminero was showered with “M-V-P” chants by fans inside Tropicana Field as he dug into the batter’s box to begin the bottom of the seventh inning. Three pitches later, Perkins sent

ST. PETERSBURG – Gage Jump will not be taking the mound again for the Athletics in 2026. Three days after he exited his start against the Mariners at Sutter Health Park due to shoulder discomfort, Jump was diagnosed with a left shoulder impingement and placed on the 15-day injured list

Leo De Vries -- ranked as the Athletics No. 1 prospect and the No. 2 prospect in baseball, per MLB Pipeline -- underwent successful surgery on his injured right shoulder, the team announced on Monday. Dr. Keith Meister performed the surgery to repair De Vries’ right shoulder instability in Arlington,

WEST SACRAMENTO -- Lawrence Butler crossed home plate like a switch-hitter, staring hard into the Athletics’ rowdy third-base dugout, before turning his attention back to the baseball. Butler tossed his bat aside, then jogged backwards toward first base -- still facing his teammates -- to start an epic home run

The release of the Arizona Fall League rosters always acts as a wonderful balm for prospect fans. The Minor League season is winding down with the postseason and the fear of not being able to track future stars until next season is assuaged with the knowledge that some of the

The Roberto Clemente Award is one of the most prestigious honors in Major League Baseball. This year’s Clemente Award nominees were announced on MLB Network on Monday morning ahead of MLB’s annual Roberto Clemente Day, which takes place each year on Sept. 15 -- which also marks the beginning of