SEATTLE -- You hear the phrase “taxed bullpen” commonly used around baseball. The Athletics’ bullpen was the very definition of that heading into Saturday night. The A’s took the first two games of this four-game series against the Mariners, but those wins came at a cost. Due to back-to-back short

SEATTLE -- The Athletics have officially lost their top starting pitcher to the injured list, potentially for the remainder of the season. Ahead of Saturday’s game against the Mariners at T-Mobile Park, the A’s placed J.T. Ginn on the 15-day IL with a right elbow impingement. The IL placement was

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SEATTLE -- The Athletics anticipated having one of the most potent offenses in baseball this season. Of course, that prognostication did not account for losing four of their top sluggers to potential season-ending injuries. There are a combined total of 73 home runs hit this season on the injured list

SEATTLE – The structure of the Athletics starting rotation could look a lot different over these final few weeks of the season. The A’s optioned Jack Perkins, a steady member of their rotation since early June, to Triple-A Las Vegas before Friday’s game against the Mariners at T-Mobile Park. Meanwhile,

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SEATTLE -- The pregame message that Athletics manager Mark Kotsay conveyed to his team inside the clubhouse Thursday afternoon was simple: 20 out of 22. “That’s the amount of games we have left against playoff-contending teams,” Kotsay said. “There’s a lot to play for for us. For the experience, and

Major League Baseball announced the 2027 Spring Training schedule on Friday.

ARLINGTON – The Athletics knew there was big-time power in Henry Bolte’s bat from the day he signed his contract as their 2022 second-round Draft pick, then proceeded to bash several balls out of the Coliseum while taking batting practice with the Major League team shortly after. So far in

Last week, we identified the hottest hitting prospects in each organization. This week, we shift our focus to the top-performing pitchers during August from each farm system.

ARLINGTON -- Just when you thought it was going to be a good night for the Athletics on the health front, the injury bug struck yet again. During the second inning of Tuesday 8-5 loss to the Rangers at Globe Life Field, Tommy White swung through a pitch from MacKenzie

Less than 14 months removed from his selection as the 11th overall pick in the 2025 Draft, Jamie Arnold has ascended to the highest level of the Minors. The Athletics’ No. 3 prospect made his Triple-A Las Vegas debut Tuesday night and backed up the hype, dominating over five frames

ARLINGTON – Denzel Clarke’s start to the season was nothing at all like he or the Athletics expected, but he’ll get a chance to write his own, much better ending. Clarke joined the A’s for their current seven-game road trip, which began with Monday’s 8-1 loss to the Rangers at

WEST SACRAMENTO – Henry Bolte delivered another campaign speech Sunday afternoon without opening his mouth. A single to left in the first inning at Sutter Health Park and then a hard smash to shortstop that resulted in an infield hit in the second inning spoke loudly, and with almost perfect

WEST SACRAMENTO -- The Athletics made things interesting late for a second consecutive night after falling behind early against the Orioles before ultimately coming up short on Saturday night in a 5-3 loss at Sutter Health Park.

WEST SACRAMENTO -- Shea Langeliers may not have played his last game for the Athletics this season after all. After he underwent right knee surgery on July 28, the prevailing thought within the organization was that Langeliers would likely miss the remainder of the season. But the procedure -- a

Drew Burress has started his pro career right where he left off in college: He's giving pitchers fits. The Athletics' No. 2 prospect (and MLB's No. 41 overall), who they selected eighth overall in July's MLB Draft, posted a three-hit game on Friday in Single-A Stockton's 6-0 win over Ontario,

WEST SACRAMENTO -- Lawrence Butler was the reason the Athletics were able to take the game to extras on Friday night, so it was only fitting that he had a chance to end it in grand fashion.

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WEST SACRAMENTO -- There was a point not long ago this season when Lawrence Butler was statistically one of the worst hitters in baseball, a circumstance the Athletics never expected for one of the key members of their young core.

Invariably, young prospects often earn comparisons to big leaguers. It's a way to give fans a sense of who a player could be if it all comes together, although it’s a tad unfair to expect someone in their teens to live up to the lofty expectations. But it’s indicative of

The Arizona Fall League is widely known as baseball's "finishing school," a place where top prospects go to touch up their game -- and get extra reps -- as they continue their climb to The Show. In the 2026 All-Star Game, 10 of the 18 hitters in the starting lineups