Mason Miller's name has been brought up in numerous trade rumors on Wednesday, and while the Phillies and Mets have addressed their own relief woes, the San Diego Padres are now reportedly in pursuit of the A's closer.
As we start counting the hours until MLB’s trade deadline passes at 6 p.m. ET on Thursday, one team has made a surprising pivot on a transformational player.
Being the New York Yankees' closer isn't an easy gig, especially not for Devin Williams. The right-hander has a 4.69 ERA in 44 appearances this year despite having a sub-2.00 ERA in each of the last three years with the Milwaukee Brewers.
Despite their loss to the Athletics on Tuesday, not all went badly for the Seattle Mariners, who are currently one game ahead of the Texas Rangers for the third AL Wild Card spot.
With the trade deadline just about 24 hours away, the A's have been quiet, but some names have been tossed around in the last few days. Ken Rosenthal is reporting today that the A's on are the hunt for some top-end young pitching in exchange for closer Mason Miller.
The San Francisco Giants have had one of the most interesting seasons across Major League Baseball, and it has only made the trade deadline even more confusing.
With a second inning home run on Wednesday, Boston Red Sox shortstop Trevor Story created multiple rounds of history. It was his second home run in as many days as the Red Sox look to make the playoffs for the first time since 2021.
The Athletics’ 2025 season hasn’t gone to plan. While the team spends the next three seasons in Sacramento before their move to Las Vegas, the main focus will continue to be on building a competitive team.
With rumors around the Cincinnati Reds ahead of the trade deadline on Thursday evening, there is one player who could make for an exciting addition at third base in Eugenio Suarez.
The Athletics are far out of the postseason race, but the young club has won five of its past six games entering Wednesday night's series finale against the Seattle Mariners at West Sacramento, Calif.
The Cincinnati Reds are 56-52 entering play on Wednesday, and while they're 8.5 games back of the Milwaukee Brewers in the NL Central with the Chicago Cubs in between, the Reds are just three games back of the final NL Wild Card spot.
The American League West showcases a pair of late matchups in California on Wednesday night in MLB. First, the Texas Rangers look to avoid a three-game sweep by the Los Angeles Angels in Anaheim.
Andrew Vaughn hit a grand slam and drove in a career-high six runs to back a strong start from Quinn Priester, who won his ninth consecutive decision in the Milwaukee Brewers' 9-3 victory over the visiting Chicago Cubs on Tuesday.
The Athletics may be deep in a rebuild, but their young cornerstone continues to deliver headline moments. On Tuesday night, rookie phenom Nick Kurtz flashed his defensive brilliance to seal a 6-1 win over the Seattle Mariners, making a game-ending diving grab that left fans and teammates stunned.
Brent Rooker hit a three-run homer and Luis Severino recorded his first home win of the season as the Athletics registered a 6-1 victory over the Seattle Mariners on Tuesday night in West Sacramento, Calif.
As of Tuesday, July 29, the Boston Red Sox sit at 57-51, third place in the American League East. They trail the first-place Toronto Blue Jays by 6.5 games and are one game behind the New York Yankees in both the division and Wild Card races.
The baseball world was shocked after reports that reputed Phillies first baseman Bryce Harper cussed out MLB commissioner Rob Manfred last week during the commish's visit to the Phillies clubhouse.
The Athletics entered this season with their first significant offseason expenditures in years under their belt. Since leaving Oakland, the club has not only extended Brent Rooker but also traded for Jeffrey Springs and signed both Luis Severino and Jose Leclerc to significant deals.
With the trade deadline getting close, fantasy players could still win big in today’s top MLB DFS lineups and fantasy stacks. Tuesday’s 15-game slate will start the new week and could help players win cash prizes.
Congratulations are in order for a pair of Tacoma Rainiers players, as 37-year-old Casey Lawrence was named as the Pitcher of the Week in the Pacific Coast League, with first baseman Tyler Locklear earning the Hitter of the Week honors.
Athletics rookie first baseman Nick Kurtz became the 20th player in MLB history to have a four-home run game and the first rookie to achieve that feat.