Coming into the season, Jeffrey Springs was one of two big additions to the Athletics starting rotation, along with free agent signee Luis Severino. Springs came to the A's in a deal with the Tampa Bay Rays and was an under-the-radar pick to potentially be the ace of the rotation before the season.
Athletics left-hander Jeffrey Springs faltered when he faced the Chicago Cubs at the start of April. On Tuesday, he'll look to keep putting those struggles behind him as the A's start a three-game road series against Chicago's other team, the White Sox.
You are forgiven if the Athletics‘ 6-9 record to start the 2025 season doesn’t quite knock your socks off. This is a team that’s not expected to go very far this year, but incremental improvements over the past few seasons would be considered a win it itself.
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Brent Rooker hit a two-run homer, Jeffrey Springs pitched six scoreless innings and JJ Bleday made a pair of sterling defensive plays as the Athletics defeated the host Seattle Mariners 7-0 Friday night.
After last night's Opening Day loss to the Seattle Mariners, the A's will look to get their offense going in Game 2. Tyler Soderstrom accounted for the entirety of the A's offense, smashing home runs one and two on the year, while rookie Jacob Wilson accounted for the only other hit from the Sacramento club.
The Athletics officialy shut the door on their Oakland era in 2024, as the team moved to Sacramento on an interim basis until their new stadium in Las Vegas is built.
The Sacramento Athletics season doesn't start for a month, and in that time there will be some shakeups to the roster as whole. At the same time, the A's appear to be disclosing which five players they plan to have in their rotation when the season kicks off in Seattle on March 27.
In December, the Sacramento Athletics went after starting pitching. They signed free agent Luis Severino to a franchise record contract, at three years
The Athletics lineup is out for today's spring action against the Colorado Rockies, and it includes top prospect Nick Kurtz getting his first start. Kurtz
The Athletics will open their spring slate of games on Saturday, February 22 against the San Diego Padres at the Peoria Sports Complex. With the opener just a day away, Martín Gallegos of MLB.com is reporting that prospects J.T.
While the roster is still a year or two away from competing, here are three players who will have a big impact on the Athletics' 2025 season.
The Sacramento-bound Athletics made some moves this winter that have excited the fan base and have some people thinking they could be a sneaky team heading into 2025.
Last weekend, the Athletics made a deal with the Tampa Bay Rays that sent left-hander Jeffrey Springs and Jacob Lopez to West Sacramento in exchange for a Competitive Balance Pick and a package of prospects.
The Athletics have been one of the more active teams this offseason so far, which was not on people's bingo cards. Signing right-hander Luis Severino to a three-year, $67 million contract and trading for left-hander Jeffrey Springs, the A's have assembled a quite solid one-two punch at the top of the rotation.
After the Athletics traded for Jeffrey Springs this weekend, GM David Forst left the door open when asked if he may add another starting pitcher, "I wouldn't rule it out," he said.
Are the Athletics good now? At the very least, the team that once called Oakland home is attempting to get better, and quickly. Earlier in the off-season, they signed Luis Severino to a three-year, $67 million deal, the largest contract they’ve given out in franchise history.
The Athletics sent three players: right-handed pitcher Joe Boyle, infielder prospect Will Simpson, and pitching prospect Jacob Watters, along with their 2025 Comp-A draft pick, to the Tampa Bay Rays for left-handed pitchers Jeffrey Springs and Jacob Lopez.
The Athletics have left Oakland behind, and as they prepare for a three-year stay in Sacramento, the front office has apparently decided that their pitching staff was due for a makeover.
The Tampa Bay Rays are finalizing a trade to send left-handed pitcher Jeffrey Springs to the Athletics, ESPN's Jeff Passan was first to report Saturday.
There’s never an offseason where the Rays don’t have multiple players circulating the rumor mill, and this winter is no exception.
The Rays placed a key member of their starting rotation on the IL.
The Tampa Bay Rays have placed left-handed pitcher Jeffrey Springs on the 15-day injured list, retroactive to Sept. 5, the team announced Sunday morning.
The Tampa Bay Rays are off to one of the hottest starts in baseball, but they received some bad news on Tuesday that will take some of the wind out of
The Rays tied the modern-day MLB record with their 13th straight win to start a season. That's the good news. But a potentially devastating development came in the form of an injury to Jeffrey Springs.
On Sunday, Tampa Bay Rays southpaw Jeffrey Springs was understanding (if not exactly thrilled) about pulled from an ongoing no-hitter.
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