Today in our review series we got someone that made it into just ten games for the A’s due to injury. Righty reliever Jose Leclerc barely played for the Athletics this past season and that’s looking like all we’ll see of the former Rangers closer in the Green & Gold.
Athletics right-hander Jose Leclerc underwent surgery on his pitching shoulder Wednesday, according to the team. Dr. Keith Meister performed the surgery in Arlington, Texas, after Leclerc was shut down for the season on July 25.
The Athletics have been one of Major League Baseball’s more interesting teams this season. They are not one of the league’s best teams, but Mark Kotsay’s squad has made their fair share of headlines.
Jose Leclerc went to the Athletics for a fresh start. But this season ended up being a lost one for the former Texas Rangers reliever. Martin Gallegos of MLB.com reported that Leclerc will undergo shoulder surgery and miss the remainder of the season.
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.
Jose Leclerc has been shut down by the Athletics, and the veteran reliever will require season-ending right shoulder surgery. Brian Schulman, the club's director of sports medicine and performance, said Friday that Arlington-based Dr.
The A’s have selected the contract of righty Carlos Duran from Triple-A and optioned lefty Jacob Lopez, per a team announcement. Right-hander Jose Leclerc was transferred from the 15-day IL to the 60-day IL in order to open space for Duran, who’ll be making his MLB debut the first time he takes the mound.
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The Jose Leclerc Experience With the 2024 regular season over, it is time for us to go back and take a look at the players who appeared for the Texas Rangers this season.
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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.
With Spring Training Games in full swing, we are getting even closer to the regular season. This off-season, the A's made a few minor splashes, especially on the pitching side of things.
The Texas Rangers bullpen is going to have a lot of attention on it during spring training. Their relief pitching staff underwent a massive overhaul this offseason with many of their contributors from 2024 hitting free agency.
The Seattle Mariners have only just recently started picking up steam on transactions in the offseason. The Mariners added their first every-day or starting-caliber player for 2025 after signing 13-year infielder Donovan Solano to a one-year, $3.5 million deal on Jan.
Texas Rangers news and updates for Jan. 18. Good morning, LSB. There is a new “longest-tenured Ranger” as RP Jose Leclerc has agreed to a deal with the A’s.
Right-handed reliever Jose Leclerc made a free agent move within the American League West, agreeing to a one-year deal with the Athletics on Friday. According to multiple media reports, the contract is worth $10 million.
Of all the “plus relievers” on the free agent board this off-season, many now signed and many still unsigned, finally the A’s and a player found mutual interest: welcome Jose LeClerc to the green and gold.
The Oakland A’s continue to spend money this offseason, this time adding some reinforcements for their bullpen. The Athletics agreed to a one-year, $10 million contract with reliever Jose Leclerc on Friday, according to Jeff Passan of ESPN.
Although Jed Hoyer and the Chicago Cubs still have time to find that much-needed (and implicitly promised) back-end free-agent reliever this offseason, two solid options just came off the board.
On Thursday, the Texas Rangers activated former closer Jose Leclerc from the 60-day injured list. Leclerc, 28, has been out of action for nearly two years with injury.