Who’s singing? Is it Mr. Alvarado? Mr. Andrus? Whoever is crooning you know what David Forst and company are doing: poring over the bevy of recently non-tendered players mining for hidden treasure.
I don’t think I can recall an off-season where so many teams announced that their primary focus was going to be to add starting pitching. Now it could just be that more teams are saying it out loud, because teams are always looking to add both quality and quantity to their rotation.
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.
At the end-of-season media call, A's GM David Forst said that right fielder Lawrence Butler had been playing through an injury in the season's final weeks, and he ended up undergoing surgery at the beginning of October.
A's GM David Forst said earlier this month that he expects the A's payroll to go up again this winter, though he and owner John Fisher would be continuing those conversations over the coming months.
During the end-of-season media call, Athletics on SI asked GM David Forst what the team's payroll plans are for the offseason, given that the Las Vegas ballpark plans are one year closer.
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.
In the end-of-season media call, A's GM David Forst provided an injury update on outfielder Lawrence Butler, who was playing through injury towards the end of the season.
As Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic reported, A's GM David Forst is in the final year of his contract with the Athletics. The expectation is that he will be back, as Forst and A's owner John Fisher are reportedly in discussions over his future with the club.
Athletics general manager David Forst has overseen baseball operations for the club since the 2022-23 offseason, when longtime GM Billy Beane moved into an advisory role.
The highest-paid player in A's franchise history, Luis Severino, has been written about plenty this season due to his poor performance at home and his comments about the field itself.
At the conclusion of the 2024 season, Athletics GM David Forst mentioned that the club would have to get better defensively during the off-season, with their internal metrics providing similar data to the public-facing data.
The Seattle Mariners and Sacramento Athletics get to kick off the 2025 campaign with some AL West action! These matchups have been fairly lopsided of late, with the A's going just 17-47 against Seattle from 2021-24.
In a recent episode of A's Cast, Sacramento Athletics GM David Forst was asked about the first base situation, given that Tyler Soderstrom is being asked to catch a little more in camp.
Another addition during an already busy offseason The spending A’s just keep on adding. General manager David Forst spoke recently about adding one or two more pieces to the team and today we have an addition.
The 2024 offseason saw a massive change in the MLB. The Athletics dropped the name “Oakland” from their name and moved away from the city. After that, they have made some big money moves.
In a meeting with the media after the A's trade for Jeffrey Springs, GM David Forst was fielding questions about the direction of the club's offseason plans with that deal done, and of course, third base came up.
The Athletics continue to make moves this offseason, already bringing in Luis Severino to be the ace of the pitching staff after signing him to the richest deal in A's franchise history at three years and $67 million.
While A's GM David Forst mentioned that payroll is expected to go up heading into next season previously, he said it again at Friday's end-of-season media call.
Speaking at the end-of-season press conference, Athletics' general manager David Forst made a major injury revelation about star outfielder Brent Rooker.