The Athletics head into 2026 with a young, exciting core. And that group could receive more reinforcements later on in the year. On January 28, the Athletics announced their list of non-roster invites to Spring Training.
Former Padres international signing Leo De Vries has risen to No. 4 on MLB’s updated Top 100 prospects list. The shortstop was signed out of the Dominican Republic for $4.2 million in 2024 before being traded to the Athletics last July in a deal centered around closer Mason Miller.
It's prospect ranking season, and the Athletics have landed three players on multiple top-100 lists. What's exciting with these prospects is that all three have the potential to make their MLB debuts this season, and could each have a decent-sized impact on the club's fortunes in 2026.
The Rule 5 draft, held annually at the winter meetings in December, never garners much fanfare, but it has been known to yield some noteworthy transactions.
The San Diego Padres season came to an end on Thursday night in Chicago, with a questionable strike three call helping to aid the Cubs to an NLDS berth.
The Athletics were sellers at the trade deadline and gave up one of the top available high-leverage relievers in All-Star closer Mason Miller. In exchange, they picked up their new top prospect, shortstop Leo De Vries.
It's hard to say that the San Diego Padres are regretting the Mason Miller trade by any means, given that the right-hander has a 0.86 ERA across 21 innings since being acquired.
A's top prospect Leo De Vries picked up on Tuesday where he left off last week—hammering the Arizona Diamondbacks' Double-A affiliate in Amarillo. Only this time, it was in Game 1 of the postseason.
The Athletics Double-A affiliate, the Midland RockHounds of the Texas League, are set to begin their best-of-3 series against the Amarillo Sod Poodles on Tuesday night.
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.
The Athletics took a little risk at the Trade Deadline, moving Mason Miller, who has been a surefire closer for the club the past two seasons, and trading him to the San Diego Padres in exchange for the No.
The Pirates officially promoted Konnor Griffin, one of the best hitting prospects in all of baseball, to Double-A on August 18. But Griffin wasn’t the only notable shortstop to head to Double-A on the day.
The Los Angeles Dodgers swept the San Diego Padres in the three-game series at Dodger Stadium. Yu Darvish gave up four runs in the first inning, and the Padres were left clawing back and did so, tying the game up at four in the eighth inning.
Former San Diego Padres No. 1 prospect Leo De Vries is moving up quickly in the Athletics organization, and has been promoted to Double-A after just 17 days with the A's.
Leo De Vries woke up Thursday a member of the High-A Fort Wayne TinCaps, an affiliate of the San Diego Padres. The 18-year-old will go to sleep as a player for the Lansing Lugnuts, the High-A team of the Athletics.
One of the biggest trades in the past few years has gone down. On Thursday morning, the Athletics traded reliever Mason Miller and J.P. Sears to the San Diego Padres.
Momma, there goes that man again. A.J. Preller is the king of making trades that make your jaw drop and he has done that again, swinging a huge deadline day deal for A’s flamethrower Mason Miller.
Leo De Vries may be a few years away from breaking into the big leagues, but the San Diego Padres' top prospect has history on his side. The 18-year-old Dominican shortstop, who is ranked as the No.
Leo De Vries has emerged as one of the San Diego Padres' most promising prospects, with many forecasting him to become the team's shortstop of the future.
San Diego Padres No. 1 prospect Leo De Vries has been tearing up the minor leagues with High-A Fort Wayne, but The Athletic's Dennis Lin does not believe the 18-year-old is ready for high pressure games at the end of the season despite speculation he may make an appearance for the Friars before the end of 2025.
San Diego Padres' 18-year-old phenom Leo De Vries, the organizations No. 1 prospect per MLB Pipeline, had a game for the record books Tuesday night. De
The San Diego Padres have gotten off to a torrid start to the 2025 MLB season as they look like a true World Series contender. San Diego currently holds a 17-7 record, which is tied with the New York Mets for the best record in the MLB.
With the Padres sitting at 37-36 and holding the second of three Wild Card spots, there's a lot of speculation that they will be very active approaching the trade deadline.