WEST SACRAMENTO – The Athletics likely will not reach the postseason in 2026, but there is still plenty of value in this final quarter of the regular season. Nearly half of the A’s remaining schedule is against contending American League West opponents, presenting an opportunity to play spoiler.

WEST SACRAMENTO – Another key member of what is left of this injury-ravaged Athletics core went down on Friday night. Jacob Wilson exited the A’s series opener against the Rangers at Sutter Health Park in the second inning with a left hand contusion, just one inning after getting hit by

With a roster full of young stars like Nick Kurtz and Tyler Soderstrom, ATHLETICS.TV is your guide to all the action all season long. In partnership with NBC Sports California, there are a few `options to stream games in the A's home television territory, including a new price for the

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The prospect landscape has changed a lot since we launched our first 2026 Top 100 back in January. After the Draft, a Trade Deadline and the bulk of the 2026 season, we figured it was time to update our rankings. And it’s not just a new Top 100 we’re unveiling.

WEST SACRAMENTO -- Still early in his Major League career, Jack Perkins remains an enigma for the Athletics. There is no question that Perkins is talented -- we’ve seen it sporadically throughout his time in the big leagues as both a starter and reliever. However, following his rough outing in

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WEST SACRAMENTO – The good vibes that the Athletics carried into this homestand after taking two of three against the Red Sox at Fenway Park over the weekend have quickly dissipated. One night after blowing a four-run lead in the eighth inning of Monday’s series-opening loss to the Rays, the

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WEST SACRAMENTO – We have reached the final quarter of the regular season, and few Athletics players could benefit more from a strong final stretch than Zack Gelof. Reinstated from the injured list before Monday’s 10-6 loss to the Rays at Sutter Health Park, Gelof returned looking to complete what

BOSTON -- As obscure as it might be, Athletics shortstop Jacob Wilson broke a Major League Baseball record Sunday afternoon at Fenway Park. With his 111th consecutive error-free performance during a 4-3 win over the Red Sox in front of 36,817, the 24-year-old surpassed Mike Bordick’s 2002 mark with the

Drew Burress' power has been on display since his first swing in the A's system last week, and he kept showing it off Sunday for Single-A Stockton.

BOSTON -- Firing the fastest pitch of the day at 99.2 mph in his 100th and final offering Saturday, Gage Jump let out a celebratory yell as he trotted off the mound.

BOSTON — Manager Mark Kotsay called a team meeting in the visitors’ clubhouse shortly after the Athletics arrived at Fenway Park on Friday, and outfielder Lawrence Butler had no idea why. The A’s slugger surveyed his teammates — none came up with the correct answer. Eventually they got the news:

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CINCINNATI -- On the heels of a difficult 1-6 homestand over the weekend, Athletics manager Mark Kotsay finished his assessment of the club’s struggles over the week with a simple message heading into this current six-game road trip. “They need to come out on the road trip and play good

CINCINNATI – In a second half that is now mostly about seeing the development of their young players, particularly on the pitching side, getting this version of Jacob Lopez the rest of the way would be huge for both him and the Athletics beyond 2026. Getting another look as a

It’s a busy time around the Athletics farm with 2026 draftees arriving, none louder than first-round pick (No. 8 overall) Drew Burress, who crushed his first pro homer in his Single-A Stockton debut on Tuesday night. But prime development is still happening elsewhere, namely Double-A Midland, where 2025 first-rounder Jamie

CINCINNATI – J.T. Ginn spun around and let out a roar in the direction of center field following his strikeout of Dane Myers before walking off the mound on Tuesday night. It was an exclamation mark to what was a successful return from the 15-day injured list for Ginn in

It didn't take long for Drew Burress to take flight. The eighth overall pick in the 2026 Draft homered on the second pitch of his first professional at-bat for Single-A Stockton in a 5-4 loss to San Jose on Tuesday night at Excite Ballpark.

CINCINNATI – All-Star first baseman and reigning American League Rookie of the Year Nick Kurtz landed back on the 10-day injured list for the second time in the span of a month after a visit with Dr. Steven Shin in Los Angeles on Monday led to a diagnosis of an

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WEST SACRAMENTO -- Athletics manager Mark Kotsay has been clear that he plans to use the remaining months of the season to do some deep evaluations on the team’s younger pitchers to see which could be part of the organization’s long-term plans. Jack Perkins thinks he’s done that already, and