The 2025 MLB regular season is winding down, filled with record-breaking performances -- both good and bad. Here are 25 things we learned along the way.
Perhaps it’s a tie: the A’s bullpen’s historic meltdowns in May that led to a baffling 1-20 stretch for a team that has been 70-61 the rest of the season, or the pen’s consistently excellent performance in the 2nd half that ranks in the top 3 across all of MLB.
A's top prospect Leo De Vries picked up on Tuesday where he left off last week—hammering the Arizona Diamondbacks' Double-A affiliate in Amarillo. Only this time, it was in Game 1 of the postseason.
The Athletics are just one loss away from being eliminated from playoff contention, but they could be one heck of a spoiler down the stretch. Now winners
A Major League switch hitter has hit at least 35 home runs on 35 occasions in MLB history. How many of the switch hitters to reach that milestone can you name in five minutes?
On Tuesday, the Athletics sent out their weekly injury report, and while a number of player's statuses have remained the same, there was a big update for Joey Estes, whom the A's acquired in the Matt Olson deal in 2022.
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Cal Raleigh set the majors' single-season home run mark for switch hitters with his 55th in the third inning, then matched Seattle's club record with No.
The Boston Red Sox find themselves at a crossroads in the 2025 MLB playoff race, and shortstop Trevor Story isn’t sugarcoating the reality. After a 2-1 loss to the Athletics dropped Boston to 82-69 on the season, Story spoke candidly about the Red Sox offense, which has gone ice-cold at the worst possible time.
Brett Harris collected the go-ahead RBI single in a two-run sixth inning and the duo of Mitch Spence and Hogan Harris pitched five innings of shutout relief, leading the visiting Athletics to a 2-1 series-opening win over the Boston Red Sox on Tuesday night.
The Athletics Double-A affiliate, the Midland RockHounds of the Texas League, are set to begin their best-of-3 series against the Amarillo Sod Poodles on Tuesday night.
The history of the MLB World Series is filled with unpredictable matchups and outcomes. These 25 teams were the most unlikely to reach or win the World Series.
This past week was a busy one across Minor League Baseball. The High-A and Low-A affiliates were in the midst of the playoffs, the Double-A season ended, and a couple of Athletics prospects went off at the plate.
There are just two weeks to go in the 2025 MLB season, and two postseason spots are clinched. As the Milwaukee Brewers and Philadelphia Phillies sip champagne, there are teams fighting for their October lives.
The New York Yankees may be without the help of 2023 AL Cy Young winner Gerrit Cole and Clarke Schmidt in their starting rotation this season, but rookie right-hander Cam Schlittler has really stepped up and impressed in the Bronx.
Houston is in a tight spot heading into the final two weeks. While the Astros have games coming against division rivals Texas and Seattle — both are competing for the AL West — this week, the Astros have fallen out of the top spot in the division.
The Athletics routed the Cincinnati Reds 11-5 on Saturday night at Sutter Health Park in West Sacramento, heralded by Nick Kurtz’s 493-foot grand slam in the eighth inning, the longest home run in MLB this season.
Max Muncy has continued to be an important piece of the Los Angeles Dodgers lineup and will look to once again play a major role in the upcoming postseason.
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Before they played in the first World Series in 1903, the Pittsburgh Pirates won the “World’s Series” of 1902. These games aren’t recognized as official games by Major League Baseball.
Byron Buxton is arguably the most well-rounded player in Major League Baseball. There really isn’t a hole in his game, and it’s difficult to find something he’s not good at.