In an offseason that has already seen its fair share of fascinating trades, the Texas Rangers and New York Mets’ swap of their high-priced stars stands
Ah, Law. Charismatic, moody, intense, and above all flowing with talent. Fresh off an extension that will keep Butler under contract through 2032, the A’s right-fielder followed up an electric second half of 2024 with … a mixed bag in 2025.
Heading into the Rule 5 Draft, Athletics on SI had written that the A's could stay out of the draft, since they already have Luis Medina on the roster, and he will be out of options in 2026.
The 2025 Winter Meetings are officially in the books, one that saw the signings of several notable free agents. However, the offseason is far from done, and what happened over the last few days should set the tone for the winter.
The A's have now made their first official signing this offseason, as they have brought in former New York Yankees and Chicago Cubs veteran, Mark Leiter Jr.
The stars were out in full force during the 2025 World Series. From Max Scherzer in Toronto to Freddie Freeman, Mookie Betts, and of course, Shohei Ohtani, in Los Angeles, there was no shortage of the game's best under the brightest lights.
The Athletics have been after a veteran reliever this offseason, and they appear to have found their man. On Thursday, Ken Rosenthal confirmed earlier reports that the A's had come to terms with non-tendered New York Yankees relief pitcher, Mark Leiter Jr.
Next up in our look back at the A’s players in 2025, we turn back to the pitcher’s mound by looking into the rearview mirror for our time with Osvaldo Bido.
The Athletics have reached an agreement with right-hander Mark Leiter Jr. on a contract, according to Robbie Hyde of Foul Territory. Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic notes that the deal is pending a physical.
During Wednesday's Rule 5 Draft in Orlando, the A's selected right-handed relief pitcher Ryan Watson from the San Francisco Giants. The 28-year-old spent his last two seasons with their Triple-A affiliate in Sacramento, which is also home to the A's.
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.
The Rule 5 draft is one of the most unique events in sports; It’s an opportunity to free career minor leaguers and grant them a fresh start with a new team.
As the offseason heats up, the Athletics continue their long-term rebuild, striking a balance between a young, promising core and the need for select veteran additions.
The Athletics were busy on Wednesday for the Rule 5 Draft, losing former first-round pick Daniel Susac, and then snagging right-hander Ryan Watson. Susac was taken by the Minnesota Twins, then traded to the San Francisco Giants, while Watson was selected from the Giants and then traded to the Boston Red Sox.
The Boston Red Sox and Oakland Athletics made one of the first notable MLB offseason trades, finalizing a deal that reflects both teams’ evolving roster strategies.
Coming off a 119-loss season, the Colorado Rockies selected Detroit Tigers right-hander RJ Petit with the first pick of the Rule 5 Draft on Wednesday. A total of 13 players were selected in the major league phase of the draft, including four players currently ranked among their organization's top-30 prospects by MLB.
On Wednesday, the A's were able to land right-hander Ryan Watson with their first selection in the Rule 5 Draft. The 28-year-old has lots of experience pitching in Sutter Health Park, the A's home field, and home to the Giants' Triple-A affiliate.
One of the hallmarks at the end of the annual Winter Meetings is the Rule 5 Draft. The 2025 version of the event took place on December 10, and pitching was on the menu for this one.
The Major League Rule 5 Draft occurred this morning down in Florida and you already knew the A’s would make use of their selection. Picking at #8 overall,
The Athletics have added a big arm to their bullpen mix in the Rule 5 Draft, and as we mentioned could be a possibility, that arm came from the San Francisco Giants.
The American League West ran through Houston for the better part of a decade, but there was a new sheriff in 2025. Less than nine outs away from making the World Series, the Seattle Mariners felt all the emotions of the postseason.
The Boston Red Sox traded for Sonny Gray from the St Louis Cardinals to start the offseason. That reignited a rivalry between Gray and the New York Yankees, dating back to his ill-fated run in pinstripes in 2017.
With the Winter Meetings & 2025 Rule 5 Draft on the horizon, MLB teams are re-shuffling their 40-man rosters. On December 5, several teams placed successful waiver claims.
Veteran manager Ron Washington is finalizing a deal to join the San Francisco Giants as their infield coach, USA Today reported Thursday. Washington, 73, was the skipper for the Los Angeles Angels last season before stepping away on June 20 because of health issues.
Left-hander Anthony Kay and the Chicago White Sox have reached agreement on a two-year, $12 million contract, according to multiple reports on Wednesday.
Former New York Yankees pitcher Sonny Gray appears to be changing the narrative on his time in the Bronx. The Boston Red Sox landed Gray last week in a trade with the St.