The Athletics are looking to build up their pitching depth this winter with the hope of competing for a spot in the postseason during the 2026 campaign.
The 2025 regular season has come and gone, and we are now in the thick of a wildly entertaining postseason. But as the playoff festivities take place, it’s also a good time to take a brief moment and reflect on the season that was.
The San Francisco Giants are heading into their third straight offseason with an opening in a position of importance. With a manager opening in 2023 and a President of Baseball Operations opening just last year, it’s been a consistent run of turnover for the organization by the bay.
After trading away both Mason Miller and JP Sears at the Trade Deadline, the Athletics enter the offseason without too many players that will be hitting their first year of arbitration.
The San Francisco Giants’ managerial search now includes a familiar face. Former catcher Nick Hundley, who served as current president of baseball operations Buster Posey’s backup during the 2017 and 2018 seasons, has officially interviewed for the team’s vacant manager position.
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.
At the tail end of the 2022 season, the Athletics claimed outfielder Conner Capel off waivers from the St. Louis Cardinals, and about ten days later he was up in the big leagues finishing out the season in Oakland.
In November, Major League Baseball will hand out the Hank Aaron Award, given to one player from the AL and NL who was considered the best offensive player in their respective league.
In breaking down the A's season recently, we suggested that the A's pitching staff wasn't quite as terrible as people seemed to think. This is still true, given the team's success in the second half of the season and the club having the second-best bullpen since the Trade Deadline, holding a cumulative 2.99 ERA.
The A's and Atlanta Braves have been linked for the past few seasons thanks to a couple of big-time trades between the two clubs, with both Matt Olson and Sean Murphy landing with Atlanta.
After the Los Angeles Angels held their end-of-season media availability on Saturday, it has become clear that the club will be targeting left-handed bats to add to their lineup, and an upgrade in center field.
Following the end of the regular season, the Atlanta Braves decided to outright a number of players to Triple-A, and among that group was former top prospect Jarred Kelenic, who has since elected free agency.
Philadelphia Phillies manager Rob Thomson named left-handed pitcher Jesus Luzardo as his starter for Game 2 of the NLDS against Blake Snell and the Los Angeles Dodgers.
The San Diego Padres offseason has arrived after a brutal loss to the Chicago Cubs in Game 3 of the Wild Card round. Let's just say ABS can't come soon enough.
After firing former A's manager Bob Melvin following the conclusion of a .500 campaign in 2025, the San Francisco Giants have reportedly already interviewed former A's catcher Kurt Suzuki for the opening.
A partial tear of the patella tendon. All good to go by spring training? Able to play but compromised? Starting the season on the IL for a month? Two? We just don’t know because every body is different and not every “partial tear” is identical.
Athletics outfielder Lawrence Butler underwent surgery on the patellar tendon in his right knee on Friday and is expected to be ready for spring training.
There are a few matchups in baseball that get the blood pumping and adrenaline rushing, like the Boston Red Sox vs. the New York Yankees. The rivalry dates as far back as Babe Ruth, but while that’s dramatic enough, throw in two rookies—both with ties to Boston—squaring off under the bright lights of Yankee Stadium in a winner-take-all Game 3.
Thank goodness the Milwaukee Brewers traded for Quinn Priester. Priester came to the Brewers in an April trade with the Boston Red Sox, who had the then-24-year-old in the minors while the likes of Sean Newcomb and Walker Buehler were still around.
I do not know about any of you, but I am always amazed by the rookie talent that continues to make its way to the MLB level each season. Yes, there are
The Athletics missed the playoffs for the fifth straight year this season, but their fans finally have something to look forward to. First baseman Nick Kurtz and shortstop Jacob Wilson each had standout rookie campaigns, giving the team a bright outlook for the future.
The San Francisco Giants fired manager Bob Melvin on Monday after two seasons and a 161-163 record. Melvin, 63, missed the playoffs both years and was let go with one year remaining on his contract.
When Major League Baseball's 2025 statistics are looked back upon in years to come, the numbers that will resonate most belong to a catcher. While voters