Back-to-back homers powered the Blue Jays to a 4-2 victory over the Athletics, despite home runs from Carlos Cortes and Donovan Walton. Jack Perkins struggled, allowing four runs over five innings. The A's recent winning streak hits a snag.
The A's have released left-hander José Suarez after designating him for assignment last week. Acquired from Seattle in May, Suarez struggled with a 5.35 ERA and a hip injury, leading to his departure.
A's No. 3 prospect, LHP Jamie Arnold, suffered a facial injury from a comebacker in the first inning while pitching for Triple-A Las Vegas. Arnold, who owns a 3.42 ERA this season, was hospitalized. RHP Hayden Juenger took over after his exit.
Top infield prospect Leo De Vries will undergo shoulder surgery, sidelining him for up to eight months. This setback likely means De Vries will start next season on the injured list, stalling his promising rise in the A's system. ⏳
Shea Langeliers, recovering from knee surgery, is set to rejoin the A's this season as a designated hitter. After running bases successfully, he starts a rehab assignment Thursday, with a potential return during the upcoming road trip. His resilience impresses the team.
Transaction Alert: Athletics released LHP José Suarez. 📋
Denzel Clarke is back with the A's after a tough season marred by injuries. Following a long IL stint due to a foot bruise and hamstring strain, Clarke aims to finish strong and make an impact in the final stretch of the season.
Henry Bolte's explosive performance, featuring a homer, three steals, and three runs, has positioned him as a potential leadoff option for the A's next season. As Oakland eyes a series win against the Blue Jays, Bolte's impact is drawing keen attention.
Jeff McNeil's infield single secured a 6-5 walk-off win for the A's over the Blue Jays, surviving a challenge. Henry Bolte's dynamic game included a homer, three walks, and three stolen bases, while Zack Gelof drove in two, setting the stage for McNeil's heroics.
The Athletics, currently holding a 58-87 record and sitting fourth in the AL West, are coming off a win against the Toronto Blue Jays. Henry Bolte and Zack Gelof have been pivotal offensively, with Bolte posting a .346 average and Gelof a .300 average over the last week, both contributing three home runs and six RBIs each. As they prepare to face the Blue Jays again, the Athletics will look to maintain their offensive momentum and capitalize on their recent base-stealing prowess. ⚡📋
Fanarchy Field Notes • Jeff McNeil's walk-off single clinched a thrilling 6-5 victory, capping off an intense night at Sutter Health Park. A perfect ending to the game! ⚾ • Henry Bolte was electric, launching a solo homer in the 5th and stealing three bases, proving he can impact the game in multiple ways. • Jacob Lopez held the Blue Jays to 4 runs over 6 innings, showcasing solid control before handing it off to the bullpen for the final push. • The Blue Jays made it interesting with a late...
Jeff McNeil's clutch RBI infield single secured a dramatic 6-5 walk-off win for the A's over the Blue Jays. Henry Bolte shined with a homer and three steals, while Zack Gelof chipped in two RBIs. A's bullpen navigated a late Blue Jays rally for the victory. ⚾
Henry Bolte channeled his inner Rickey Henderson with a homer and three stolen bases in the A's 6-5 walk-off win over the Blue Jays. His electrifying performance at Sutter Health Park was a nod to the Hall of Famer's legendary style. ⚡️
Soft grounder to short becomes Jeff McNeil’s walk-off hit, answering the Jays and sending the Athletics home with the win.
Athletics Series Preview: Toronto Blue Jays First game: vs Toronto Blue Jays on September 7, 2026 Opponent: 72-72, 4 in AL East The Toronto Blue Jays enter this series with a .500 record and are tied for a wild card playoff spot, making every game a high-stakes affair. 🎰 With Dylan Cease and José Soriano confirmed to start, the Athletics will need to navigate a rotation that has shown flashes of brilliance but lacks consistency. Offensively, Josh Smith is a bright spot, but the Blue Jays'...
The A's are riding a rollercoaster with Lawrence Butler and Zack Gelof. Butler's bounced back post-All-Star break, hitting .284/.366/.488, while Gelof's versatility and 2.0 fWAR in 93 games revive hopes. Such erratic arcs make roster planning a real puzzle. 🎢
The Athletics, with a current record of 57-87, are coming off a loss after a mixed series against the Mariners. Alika Williams and Zack Gelof have been bright spots offensively, posting impressive OPS figures over the past week, while Jeffrey Springs delivered a stellar performance on the mound with seven scoreless innings. The team will look to bounce back as they face the Toronto Blue Jays next. Playoff odds: Virtually zero, as the Athletics trail significantly in both the division and Wild...
Gage Jump showcased his potential with seven strikeouts and no walks, but a rocky fourth inning against the Mariners led to his early exit after four innings in a 2-0 loss. Despite the setback, his electric fastball reached 99.5 mph, highlighting his promise.
Fanarchy Field Notes • Bryan Woo was untouchable today, throwing 8 shutout innings with 9 strikeouts, completely shutting down our bats. What a performance by the former hometown hero! 😤 • In the fourth, Cal Raleigh and J.P. Crawford delivered back-to-back singles, driving in the only runs of the game and sealing our fate. We just couldn’t recover from that. • Gage Jump had a solid outing with 4 strikeouts over 4 innings, but the two runs he allowed proved too much in this one. Need more run...
Oakland's attempt at a sweep was thwarted as Bryan Woo stifled his former hometown team with eight shutout innings. Mariners edged the Athletics 2-0, closing the AL West gap.
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