As the A's look to make moves to bolster their pitching staff this offseason, adding a left-handed arm to their bullpen is a need. With the club's best left-handed bullpen arm from 2025 in Sean Newcomb heading into free agency, they might have to look elsewhere to replace him if they are unable to bring him back.
The next A’s player in our “Season in Review” series is left fielder Tyler Soderstrom. Soderstrom is knocking on the door of stardom and we’re all excited to see how he will build on his breakout 2025 season.
In their latest offseason moves, the Texas Rangers have announced that the club did not tender 2026 contract offers to outfielder Adolis García, catcher Jonah Heim, righty Josh Sborz, and right-hander Jacob Webb prior to Friday’s 4:00 pm CT deadline.
The Los Angeles Angels are seemingly trying to obtain a strong pitching identity, hiring former catcher Kurt Suzuki to be their manager, bringing in World Series-winning pitching coach Mike Maddux and trading slugging outfielder Taylor Ward to the Baltimore Orioles for promising right-hander Grayson Rodriguez.
The Athletics are in the market for a second baseman, a third baseman, help in the starting rotation, and perhaps a left-handed relief pitcher if they have time.
Among the countless Hall of Famers who never experienced the joy of winning a World Series, there are several notable legends who stand out. Here's our list of the 25 greatest.
Ahead of Friday's non-tender deadline, the Athletics announced that they have come to terms with both Luis Medina and Ken Waldichuk for the 2026 campaign.
The Los Angeles Lakers are undergoing a significant transformation in their front office as new owner Mark Walter takes charge. To guide this process, they have enlisted the help of two executives from the championship-winning Los Angeles Dodgers: Andrew Friedman and Farhan Zaidi.
It was only a few years ago that the Minnesota Twins looked like a team on the rise, bringing in stars like Carlos Correa and Pablo Lopez to join Byron Buxton and an up-and-coming roster.
Now we’re past most of the barely-played guys and can finally move on to the major names on the A’s roster this past season. We’ll start at the top of the starting rotation and review staff leader Luis Severino and his first season in the Green & Gold.
Sean Newcomb’s first go-around with the A’s was nondescript, similar to his entire career to that point, but after the Red Sox signed him for $1M and decided to move on from him mid-season, the A’s decided to give Newcomb another whirl.
The Athletics full promotional schedule hasn't been announced just yet, but the team is already finding ways to sneak in that there will be at least three bobbleheads available for 2026.
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
Last offseason the A’s were on the lookout for third base help in a big way. After seeing veteran Abraham Toro and rookie Brett Harris struggle all season long and moving on from Toro, the A’s were desperate for even league-average production.
Today in our review series we got someone that made it into just ten games for the A’s due to injury. Righty reliever Jose Leclerc barely played for the Athletics this past season and that’s looking like all we’ll see of the former Rangers closer in the Green & Gold.
With the Athletics set to play in West Sacramento yet again in 2026 and 2027, they could have difficulty landing free agents this winter. It likely doesn't help that the big fish they attracted last winter spent part of the season speaking ill of the minor-league ballpark.
The Houston Astros made an intriguing move on Wednesday night in a trade with the Atlanta Braves, sending Mauricio Dubón to the Braves in exchange for former A's shortstop Nick Allen.
Every MLB team had to submit its 40-man roster prior to Tuesday's deadline and had to add Rule 5 eligible players to it, or else they'd be at risk of being selected by another organization.
The 2025 season felt like a critical one for the Padres — and it was, to say the least. The Padres entered the year with several big names who were poised to hit the market.
The old adage is that prospect development isn’t linear, but few players in recent memory can relate to the whirlwind 18 months Kristian Campbell just had. Campbell arrived in the Boston Red Sox system without much fanfare after being selected in the fourth round of the 2023 MLB Draft.
Aside from qualifying offer decisions, November 18 was also the day that MLB teams had to make final decisions on who to protect for the 2025 Rule 5 Draft.
With the World Series over and Thanksgiving soon approaching, the 2025 MLB season is officially in the books. For Atlanta Braves fans, it’s a book many would be happy to slide onto the highest shelf and never revisit.
The Athletics have made a veteran addition to their offseason roster plan. MLB.com’s Martín Gallegos reported Saturday that the club reached a deal with Joey Meneses, a 33-year-old first baseman and outfielder formerly with the Washington Nationals.
The 2025 MLB Awards week is in the books, one that saw repeat MVP winners, as well as a first-time Cy Young Award winner. Paul Skenes added more hardware to his shelf, as the Pirates’ ace won the Cy Young Award one year after becoming the 2024 NL Rookie of the Year.
Jacob deGrom was already a two-time Cy Young Award winner, a Rookie of the Year winner and an ERA champion. Now he can add Comeback Player of the Year to his list of accolades.