Kuroda-Grauer departs with injury after hitting 1st career homer
PHOENIX -- The night a player hits his first Major League home run is one he will always remember. For Joshua Kuroda-Grauer, his special day will also be somewhat of a painful memory.
A's sign 2026 first-round Draft pick Burress, second-rounder Edwards
PHOENIX -- The start of a six-game road trip on Monday for the Athletics doubled as a big signing day for several of the club’s 2026 Draft picks. Headlining the wave of signings were the A’s first- and second-round selections from this year’s MLB Draft. Eighth overall pick, Georgia Tech
Another 'step in the right direction' for Lopez in hunt to regain rookie form
WEST SACRAMENTO – Optioned to Triple-A Las Vegas following his last start in May after getting shelled for seven runs in two innings, Jacob Lopez vowed to go down and “figure out” the struggles that had plagued him early in the season. Back on the mound for his first Major
Mulder, Darling, Norris, Ginn: A's righty in rare air after 2nd no-hit bid
WEST SACRAMENTO – The Athletics returned from the All-Star break fully believing they are still capable of turning this season around. Before that could happen, they desperately just needed a win, something that had eluded them for over two weeks. Mired in a brutal 10-game losing streak, it was going
A's add Minor League arm Moffett, deal Civale to Cubs
WEST SACRAMENTO -- The Athletics acquired Minor League right-hander Aiden Moffett from the Cubs on Saturday in exchange for right-hander Aaron Civale, who was designated for assignment on Wednesday. Moffett, 22, signed with the Cubs in 2025 as an undrafted free agent. Previously a college teammate of current A’s Gage
White picks up first MLB hit in debut, but A's skid reaches 10 games
WEST SACRAMENTO -- Seeking a spark as they returned from the All-Star break amid a dreadful nine-game losing streak, the Athletics made a flurry of roster moves on their first day back.
Forst addresses state of A's, possible Deadline approach ahead of second half
WEST SACRAMENTO -- Amid what has been a brutal stretch for the Athletics over the past few weeks, general manager David Forst met with reporters on Thursday to address the state of the team ahead of its return from the All-Star break.
What will the Athletics do leading up to Trade Deadline after cold streak?
This isn’t exactly the position that the Athletics expected themselves to be in. During Spring Training, the A’s made it clear that 2026 was the year in which they hoped to ascend into true playoff contention. About five months later, though, they limped into the All-Star break on a nine-game
A’s dismiss pitching coach Scott Emerson
WEST SACRAMENTO -- Heading into the All-Star break on a brutal nine-game losing streak, the Athletics dismissed pitching coach Scott Emerson on Monday. Emerson was a longtime staple of the A’s organization, joining as a Minor League pitching coach in 2002 and coaching at several of the club’s affiliates for
Langeliers' 5-year journey from top prospect to All-Star starter
CHICAGO -- Just before 2022 Spring Training, the Athletics were shopping star first baseman Matt Olson around the league as part of a full-on rebuild when a catcher from the Braves’ system named Shea Langeliers piqued their interest. The A’s scouted Langeliers heavily while he was playing for Baylor ahead
Here are the Athletics' 2026 Draft picks
CHICAGO – After seeing the Major League arrival of several top prospects on the position-player side in recent years, it was evident that the Athletics are developing a similar emergence on the pitching side. That was evident in how Day 1 of the 2026 MLB Draft played out for them
Touted college OF Burress 'ready to be a part of' A's young core after pick
CHICAGO -- Nick Kurtz and Jacob Wilson, the previous two first-round position players drafted by the Athletics, quickly made their way to the big leagues as impact players, and there are plenty of reasons to be optimistic their latest first-rounder, Drew Burress, could continue that trend. The A’s landed Burress,
A's more than ready for much-needed All-Star break
CHICAGO – The All-Star break is upon us, and no team in baseball needs it more than the Athletics right now. Battered and bruised over the past few weeks both from an injury and record standpoint, the A’s (41-55) closed out the season’s unofficial first half with a 9-1 loss
Electric rookie Jump heads into All-Star break on high note
CHICAGO -- For the Athletics to break out of this dreadful stretch they’ve been on, it was going to require a pitching performance like they got on Saturday afternoon. Electric rookie Gage Jump set the tone by holding the White Sox scoreless through the first five innings and departed after
Kurtz (thumb strain) heads to IL, won't start in All-Star Game
CHICAGO – After being announced as the American League’s starting first baseman for the upcoming All-Star Game, Nick Kurtz will miss his first Midsummer Classic experience. Ahead of Friday night’s 14-1 blowout loss to the White Sox at Rate Field, Athletics manager Mark Kotsay revealed that Kurtz was absent from
After capitalizing on recent picks, A's eager to pick 8th overall in Draft
Take one look at the Athletics playing a game on a given night and it’ll be easy to see what the impact of drafting well can be for a team. The majority of the A’s starting lineup these days is comprised of players who were drafted by the club. That
Gelof exits in 3rd inning with right knee laceration after sliding into fence
DETROIT -- The Athletics have been bitten by the injury bug so hard that even their highlight-reel plays are coming at a cost these days.
Kurtz the 3rd sidelined as stomach bug moves through A's clubhouse
DETROIT -- Just when it looked like the Athletics were finally back to full strength on offense, they suffered another potential blow on Wednesday night. On a day that began with slugger Tyler Soderstrom getting activated from the injured list, marking the third key player returning to the A’s from
Here's why Muncy is the odd man out as Soderstrom returns
DETROIT -- It was another day of roster movement for the Athletics on Wednesday, and this set of transactions carried an equal amount of significance for the player coming in as it did for the one sent down.
Can getting healthy jump-start the A's for strong second half?
DETROIT -- Hitting the road after a brutal 1-5 homestand last week, the Athletics received a potential jolt ahead of Tuesday’s 6-2 series-opening loss to the Tigers with the return of All-Star shortstop Jacob Wilson, who was activated from the injured list and back in the starting lineup. Wilson is
Rooker's season-ending knee surgery scheduled for All-Star break
WEST SACRAMENTO -- The Athletics will have to move forward without their clubhouse leader. After Brent Rooker paused his rehab from a left knee bone bruise to be reevaluated by doctors at Stanford Medical Center, the All-Star slugger is now set to undergo knee surgery, A’s manager Mark Kotsay revealed
Langeliers bolsters All-Star case with 20th homer
WEST SACRAMENTO – On the eve of Phase 2 voting for the 2026 MLB All-Star Game officially closing, Athletics catcher Shea Langeliers provided a lasting reminder of why he’s such a heavy favorite at his position.
A's No. 18 prospect Lasko in stable condition after spinal surgery
WEST SACRAMENTO – While the Athletics prepared for their series finale against the Dodgers on Wednesday night at Sutter Health Park, they did so with heavy hearts after learning of a scary incident involving Minor League outfielder Ryan Lasko. While playing center field for Double-A Midland on Tuesday night in
Springs points to lack of execution for prolonged struggles
WEST SACRAMENTO – Jeffrey Springs began the 2026 campaign as one of baseball’s hottest pitchers, going 3-0 with a 1.46 ERA over his first four starts. Since then, it has been a downward spiral for the Athletics left-hander. Taking the mound at Sutter Health Park on Tuesday night, Springs was
Max Muncy playing 3B and batting 7th ... for both teams?
WEST SACRAMENTO -- Max Muncy was batting seventh and playing third base for the Athletics on Monday night. Meanwhile, on the other side of the diamond, Max Muncy was batting seventh and playing third base for the Dodgers. No, that’s not a mistake. For the first time in the big