The Athletics could easily make a playoff push in 2027, but as always, they need to make certain moves. A 98-loss season can mean a multitude of things.
The Athletics managed to finish off the Angels in convincing fashion on Wednesday evening. They beat their division rivals 7-3 to clinch their 63rd win of the year.
The Athletics had chances to steal each of the first two games in Tampa Bay. Thursday afternoon offered no such opportunity. Jeffrey Springs was knocked out during a six-run fourth inning, and the A’s were routed 10-1 by the Rays at Tropicana Field.
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While the first two games of this three-game series saw the A’s barely lose, there was no doubt who the better team was today in the last game of the set.
The 2026 season has been headlined by young players emerging, but some wily veterans have also had their day. As we head toward the end of the regular season, these 30 players stand out as the biggest surprises on their teams.
The Athletics would keep the ball rolling with yet another win against a potential playoff team. With Friday's win, the Athletics have now won seven of their last 10 games, which is tied for the best record in the American League during this stretch.
Jeffrey Springs showed up at T-Mobile Park last Saturday with a 6.37 ERA. He hadn’t recorded a win since April 14. But for some reason pitchers with that kind of history seem to get the better of the Mariners.
The Athletics have a chance to completely shut the door on the Mariners' playoff chances. But for that to happen, the Athletics need to win in every aspect of the game, starting with the rotation.
Whether it be contract money or 2027 playing time, these players have something to prove. The Athletics have an opportunity to completely end the Mariners' hopes and dreams this season.
Jeffrey Springs ended a 144-day wait for a victory Saturday night, throwing seven scoreless innings as the Athletics beat the Seattle Mariners 6-2 at T-Mobile Park.
Jeffrey Springs pitched seven scoreless innings to win for the first time since April 14 as the Athletics defeated host Seattle 6-2 Saturday night, further damaging the Mariners' dwindling playoff hopes.
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The Athletics announced several post-deadline roster moves Tuesday. First baseman Nick Kurtz and lefty Jeffrey Springs were placed on the 10-day IL and 15-day IL, respectively.
As of June 26, the Athletics were squarely in the playoff chase in the American League.
A few weeks into April, certain pitchers are already in a groove while everyone else is still trying to find one.
The Athletics did not need much offense Thursday afternoon. Jeffrey Springs made sure of that. Springs carried a no-hitter into the seventh, Tyler Soderstrom drove in the only run, and the A’s beat the Yankees 1-0 at Yankee Stadium.
Jeffrey Springs allowed one hit in seven outstanding innings to lead to the visiting Athletics to a 1-0 victory over the New York Yankees on Thursday afternoon.
Before the season came to a close, Athletics on SI talked with some of the guys in Green and Gold about the seasons they had and some of the adjustments they had to make in the team's first year in Sacramento.
Athletics left-hander Jeffrey Springs didn't give up a run in his most recent start until the last pitch. With renewed confidence in his changeup, Springs will try to build off that outing in the series finale against the Tigers at Detroit on Thursday afternoon.
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.
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 Rays placed a key member of their starting rotation on the IL.
BOOM!! What a Wednesday it was for us in home run prop land, as we cashed Jake McCarthy at +1100 and Juan Soto at +340 to put up a monster performance. Let's do it again with our three favorite HR props for Thursday.
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.
When it comes to parlays, we're usually pretty conservative. And by conservative, we usually mean odds somewhere between -120 and +110.
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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