Oakland's top prospect, Leo De Vries, successfully underwent shoulder surgery in Arlington. The 19-year-old, acquired last year from the Padres, is set to rehab in Arizona with a hopeful return in early 2027. A key comeback to watch for A's fans. ⏳
Oakland's top prospect, Leo De Vries, successfully underwent shoulder surgery in Arlington. The 19-year-old, acquired last year from the Padres, is set to rehab in Arizona with a hopeful return in early 2027. A key comeback to watch for A's fans. ⏳
Lawrence Butler's ninth-inning two-run homer sealed an 8-7 comeback win for the Athletics over the Mariners, despite Seattle's earlier four-run lead. Oakland has now taken five of seven against Seattle, adding another twist in the AL West tale.
Right-hander Taylor Rashi has been outrighted to Triple-A Las Vegas after going unclaimed on waivers. With a 5.32 ERA in the majors, he remains with the Athletics, but could explore free agency at season's end.
Fanarchy Field Notes • Lawrence Butler's late-game heroics propelled the Athletics, as he hit a two-run homer in the 9th to secure an 8-7 victory. Just when we needed it! ⚾ • Zack Gelof set the tone early with a solo homer in the 1st, followed by Butler's blast, giving us a quick 2-0 lead. • Jacob Lopez struggled in his start, allowing 5 runs across 3.2 innings, but the bullpen held strong, led by Elvis Alvarado's perfect inning of relief. • Randy Arozarena was a thorn in our side, belting two...
Lawrence Butler puts walk-off hit and walk-off win and 4-run comeback win in the same box score line ⚾
The A's injury woes continue, with key players like Brent Rooker, Luis Severino, and Shea Langeliers sidelined. While the training staff is often blamed, many injuries are fluky or common in baseball. The team needs to flip the script to compete.
The Athletics endured a tough 19-1 loss to the Mariners, who set a franchise record for runs in a game. Oakland's bullpen struggled, but fans found solace in Friday's thrilling walk-off win thanks to Donovan Walton's heroics. Next, they face Seattle again.
The Athletics, with a 60-89 record, are coming off a loss as they prepare to face the Mariners again. Despite the setback, recent performances from Henry Bolte and Donovan Walton, who have combined for four home runs and five RBIs over the last week, suggest some offensive spark. The return of Shea Langeliers, who contributed with an RBI in his first game back, adds depth to the lineup as the team looks to bounce back. Playoff odds: Less than 1% — the Athletics sit 15 games back in the Wild...
Fanarchy Field Notes • Gage Jump struggled early, allowing 5 runs in just 2.0 innings before leaving with shoulder soreness. The A's pitching couldn't keep the Mariners at bay tonight. 😬 • Bryan Woo was dominant for the Mariners, tossing 6.0 shutout innings while striking out 5. He’s the reason their offense could run wild without pressure. • The Mariners' offense was relentless, highlighted by Randy Arozarena's three-run homer in the second that pushed the score to 5-0, paving the way for a...
Rookie Gage Jump exits early due to left shoulder soreness after struggling against the Mariners, allowing five runs in two innings. His departure adds to the A's rotation woes, with Severino and Ginn already sidelined. 😬
Shea Langeliers is back in action for the Oakland Athletics after being activated off the injured list. His return bolsters the lineup as the team navigates the final stretch of the season.
Mark Ellis, Dave Henderson, Blue Moon Odom, and Sandy Alderson have been inducted into the A's Hall of Fame. Ellis, known for his defensive prowess, celebrated alongside other franchise legends at Sutter Health Park. A nod to A's history with a green jacket twist. 💚
Shea Langeliers returns to action for the A's after a six-week IL stint due to a torn meniscus. The All-Star catcher is set to DH and bat cleanup against the Mariners. Infielder Darell Hernaiz was optioned to Triple-A in the roster shuffle.
The A's get a boost as All-Star catcher Shea Langeliers returns from the IL ahead of schedule. He'll serve as a DH, bringing his power back to the lineup after a successful rehab stint. Langeliers' return is a silver lining in a season marred by injuries.
Transaction Alert: The Athletics activated C Shea Langeliers from the 10-day injured list. 🏥
The Athletics, with a current record of 60-88, are coming off back-to-back wins, including a dramatic 6-5 walk-off victory against the Mariners that could have dashed Seattle's playoff aspirations. Donovan Walton and Henry Bolte have been key contributors, each hitting two home runs over the past week. Despite losing shortstop Leo de Vries for the season due to injury, the team bolstered their bullpen by claiming Hunter Bigge off waivers. 🎰 Playoff odds: Virtually zero, as the Athletics sit...
Oakland Athletics' top prospect Leo De Vries, the second-ranked prospect in baseball, is sidelined by a shoulder injury, ending his 2026 season prematurely. The young shortstop has impressed since joining the team in a 2025 trade, batting .286 with 20 homers.
Fanarchy Field Notes • Donovan Walton's walk-off two-run homer in the 10th sealed a thrilling win for the Athletics, showcasing a dramatic finish that left the crowd buzzing. 💥 • Lawrence Butler blasted a two-run homer in the 3rd, giving the Athletics a crucial 4-2 lead after a back-and-forth battle. • Jeffrey Springs put in a solid 5-inning start, allowing just 2 earned runs, but it was the bullpen that faced a late-game challenge before Walton's heroics. • Lazaro Montes tied the game for...
Denzel Clarke's dazzling grab in extras set the stage for Donovan Walton's two-run walk-off homer, sealing a thrilling 6-5 win over the Mariners. Welcome back, Clarke—making an impact right off the IL! 💥
Donovan Walton's walk-off blast lifted the A's to a 6-5 win over the Mariners in extra innings, with Lawrence Butler's earlier homer setting the stage. Jeffrey Springs pitched solidly, but the bullpen faltered before the late-game heroics sealed the victory. ⚾