LAS VEGAS -- The Athletics still have three more games to play against the Rockies this weekend in their future home city, but the signature moment of this special six-game Las Vegas Series may have just been produced, courtesy of Lawrence Butler.

LAS VEGAS -- The Athletics have quickly come to learn that the ball flies at Las Vegas Ballpark unlike anywhere else they’ve played, and their built-to-slug lineup is responding with a power display for the ages. One night after mashing seven home runs in the opener of the Las Vegas

LAS VEGAS -- Shea Langeliers turned on a first-pitch fastball from Brewers left-hander Kyle Harrison and sent a towering fly ball through the dry Nevada air that clanked off the Las Vegas Ballpark signage high above the left-field wall, setting off a barrage of green fireworks into the sky.

LAS VEGAS -- The Athletics have been searching for an offensive spark, and the return of Max Muncy might be able to provide that boost.

LAS VEGAS -- If there’s one thing Las Vegas knows how to do best, it’s put on a show. That’s exactly what the Athletics are being treated to this week.

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CHICAGO -- Thursday night was supposed to be a chance for Athletics catcher Shea Langeliers to give his legs a rest as the designated hitter. So much for that.

CHICAGO – The Athletics are one step closer to getting their spark plug back. While the A’s will head to Houston following Thursday’s series finale against the Cubs at Wrigley Field, Jacob Wilson – who joined the team to continue his rehab for a left shoulder subluxation on this road

CHICAGO – When Athletics manager Mark Kotsay saw the email containing MLB’s monthly awards pop up on his phone Wednesday morning, he was admittedly a bit surprised when he opened it and saw Nick Kurtz had won American League Player of the Month for May. “For me, it was like

CHICAGO – The loss of two veteran arms in the past week has brought the Athletics two of their top prospects to the big leagues. With a couple of spots in the rotation opening up in the aftermath of Luis Severino landing on the 15-day injured list over the weekend

CHICAGO – Throughout his short time in the Minors, Gage Jump was often described as a “fiery competitor” on the mound, which is why it was no surprise that after allowing four runs over five innings in his Major League debut last week, the left-hander was not very pleased while

WEST SACRAMENTO – Entering the night on a season-high losing streak coupled with the loss of a starting pitcher to injury for the second time this week, the Athletics desperately needed someone to step up and get things back on track. J.T. Ginn answered the call, allowing just one unearned

WEST SACRAMENTO -- The hits keep on coming for the Athletics’ starting rotation. Before Saturday’s game against the Yankees, the A’s placed Luis Severino on the 15-day injured list with a right shoulder strain. Right-hander Michael Kelly was recalled from Triple-A Las Vegas as a corresponding move.

WEST SACRAMENTO -- With Luis Severino dealing with some tightness in his right arm coming off his best outing of the season last week in Anaheim, the Athletics were hopeful that a few extra days of rest would be all he needed before pitching again. “There was a lot of

WEST SACRAMENTO – The Athletics have concluded a grueling stretch of 16 games in 16 days for the second time in 2026, and this upcoming day off could not come soon enough. A one-sided three-game sweep at the hands of the Mariners ended with a tough blow. Not only were

WEST SACRAMENTO – Before the Athletics broke camp in Spring Training, manager Mark Kotsay expressed excitement over the younger players left off the Opening Day roster who could make an impact later in the season. Gage Jump was among that group of youngsters Kotsay was discussing. The A’s saw enough

WEST SACRAMENTO -- Left-hander Gage Jump, who has quickly developed into one of the most exciting pitching prospects in the Athletics system in quite some time, is set to make his Major League debut. The A’s have called up Jump and are handing him Tuesday night’s start against the Mariners

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SAN DIEGO -- Searching for ways to remedy what has been a subpar season to this point for Jacob Lopez, the Athletics switched things up on Sunday.

SAN DIEGO -- After taking a no-hitter into the ninth inning at Angel Stadium his last time out, all eyes were on Athletics starter J.T. Ginn on Saturday night to see what he might have in store for an encore. Ginn held the Padres hitless, but it was nowhere near

SAN DIEGO – Athletics manager Mark Kotsay has made his dislike of speaking on any player’s ongoing streak very clear. But when the greatest player in franchise history becomes involved, avoiding that talk is impossible.

SAN DIEGO -- If you told a pitcher before a start that he’s going to work into the seventh inning having allowed only three hits, any of them would sign up for that in a heartbeat. Jeffrey Springs had that exact scenario on Friday. The left-hander was missing barrels and

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ANAHEIM -- The comeback kids did it again. For the second straight night, the Athletics overcame an early deficit against the Angels to tie the game late and send it to extras. They finished it off in the 10th for a 3-2 win on Thursday night to secure a series

ANAHEIM -- Denzel Clarke is going to be out longer than the Athletics originally anticipated. Sent to the Minor Leagues to begin a rehab assignment over the weekend, Clarke -- who was working his way back from a deep bone bruise in his right foot that landed him on the