A's pitcher Seth Johnson underwent successful left knee surgery, aiming for a Spring Training return. After struggling post-trade from Philly, Johnson's knee might have been a hidden hurdle. Next season looms large for his potential Opening Day roster spot.
Seth Johnson, an Athletics right-hander, has undergone left knee surgery. Acquired in August, he's expected to be ready for spring training. Johnson's live arm intrigues teams, but he seeks stability in Oakland's open bullpen after a series of trades and stints.
The A's Athletic Club, a premium hospitality space at the upcoming Las Vegas ballpark, has sold out 17 months before its 2028 opening. With 76% of buyers from Southern Nevada, the A's are establishing a strong local fanbase in anticipation of the move. ⚾️
Oakland A's prospects shine in the Arizona Fall League. Catcher Davis Diaz hits a two-run homer, while LHP Grant Richardson fans five in two innings. Outfielder Breyson Guedez and LHP Tucker Novotny also impress. Still no GM news as offseason progresses.
Zack Gelof has filed a lawsuit against the Detroit Tigers for negligence after a July incident where he lacerated his leg on exposed metal wiring, causing him to miss a month. The case echoes Dustin Fowler's 2017 lawsuit, potentially setting a precedent.
The Oakland Athletics are entering a critical offseason, making several coaching changes by dismissing pitching coach Scott Emerson, assistant hitting coach Chris Cron, and quality control coach Marcus Jensen. Key decisions loom on players like Luis Severino, Jeffrey Springs, and Jeff McNeil regarding their contract options. Expect an aggressive approach to revamp the roster for 2027.
The Oakland Athletics face crucial decisions on Jeff McNeil and Jeffrey Springs' club options. McNeil had a disappointing season but showed late improvement, while Springs struggled significantly. Both are likely to see their options declined.
The Athletics are parting ways with hitting coach Chris Cron and quality control coach Marcus Jensen. After a lackluster offensive season, the team is searching for replacements to rejuvenate their lineup for 2027. 🔄
The A's have decided not to retain assistant hitting coach Chris Cron and quality control coach Marcus Jensen for the 2027 season. Despite a challenging year with injuries, the coaching shakeup aims to rejuvenate the team's offensive strategy. ⚾️
Former Athletics are making waves in the 2026 MLB playoffs. Stephen Vogt leads Cleveland, while ex-A's players like Matt Olson and Jesús Luzardo are pivotal for their teams. Oakland's past decisions echo as they watch from the sidelines. ⚾
Joey Meneses of the Athletics has elected minor league free agency. As the season wraps up, expect more players to hit the open market, shaping the team's offseason strategy. ⚾
Former A's All-Star closer Liam Hendriks has retired after a 14-year MLB career. Known for his fiery presence, Hendriks was a two-time AL Reliever of the Year and overcame significant health battles, including a cancer diagnosis, to earn the 2023 AL Comeback Player of the Year.
Liam Hendriks, former Athletics All-Star, announces retirement. Known for his resilience, Hendriks shone in Oakland, making the All-Star team in 2019 with a 1.80 ERA. His career was marked by a triumphant return to MLB after battling non-Hodgkins lymphoma.
Athletics' Zack Gelof has filed a lawsuit against the Detroit Tigers, alleging negligence after sustaining a knee injury in July at Comerica Park. The incident involved an exposed metal fence, prompting Gelof to seek compensation for various damages.
Athletics' 3B Zack Gelof sues the Tigers, claiming a knee injury from a collision with an exposed metal fence at Comerica Park. Gelof seeks compensation for medical expenses and lost wages, highlighting safety concerns at the venue.
The offseason begins for the A's with potential changes in the front office, coaching staff, and roster. Key dates, including the Rule 5 Draft and Winter Meetings, loom ahead. However, a looming lockout could freeze league activity if no new deal is reached by December 1st.
Jon Daniels has withdrawn from the Oakland Athletics' search for a new general manager. The team continues to explore other candidates, including former GMs and current assistant GMs, aiming to fill the position promptly.
Despite a challenging 2026 season marked by injuries to key players like Brent Rooker and Luis Severino, the Oakland Athletics see promise in their emerging young talent. With a 64-98 record, the focus shifts to building on these prospects for 2027. 🏟️
Fanarchy Field Notes • Houston's Lucas Spence crushed a two-run triple in the 7th, putting the Astros ahead 4-0 and setting the tone for a dominant afternoon. The A's never recovered. • Seth Johnson made a strong start, tossing 1.2 scoreless innings with 2 strikeouts, but the bullpen couldn't hold the line against Houston's relentless offense. • Christian Walker added a solo homer in the 6th, extending the Astros' lead to 5-0. The A's offense remained silent, unable to respond all game. •...
The Athletics fell 9-0 to the Astros, who secured the AL West title. Lawrence Butler managed two hits for Oakland, but their offense struggled again, marking their ninth loss in 12 games. Houston's rookie Lucas Spence's two-run triple was a game-changer.
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