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The first half wraps up today! And not a moment too soon. The Athletics have dropped eight straight, which has cratered their playoff hopes. It would be nice to end the first half with a win and have some positive mojo heading into the break. The starter today will be J.T. Ginn. He’ll be looking […]
PHILADELPHIA -- After an all-time great season on the mound for USC baseball, left-handed pitcher Mason Edwards was selected 47th overall by the Las Vegas Athletics in the second round of the 2026 MLB Draft on Saturday.
The Athletics rounded out the first day of the 2026 MLB draft by selecting right-handed pitcher Jacob Dudan with the 83rd overall pick and shortstop Roman Martin with #111: First, Dudan is a long-term investment since he’s recently undergone Tommy John surgery and won’t pitch this year. That said, the right-hander, who moved to the […]
Once again, the White Sox offense was almost nonexistent against a decent but unspectacular lefty starter. The key point, though, is the “almost.” The Sox only managed five hits against Gage Jump and two (Sacramento?) relievers and only drew two walks and struck out 11 times, but fortunately one of the walks came before one […]
With the 73rd pick of the 2026 MLB Draft, the Athletics select Gabe Gaeckle.
The A’s took their second straight pitcher in the draft, selecting Arkansas right-hander Gabe Gaeckle with their Competitive Balance B pick: The righty had one of the best fastballs in college this past season but has battled control issues with every pitch in his repertoire, which include an above-average slider, as well as a curveball […]
The Athletics took on the Chicago White Sox, looking to even up this series and force a rubber match tomorrow. The White Sox prevailed 1-0 in a tightly contested game, securing the series victory. The A’s had multiple chances to score in this matchup, but failed countless times to get the big hit the club […]
If you count Jacob Lopez's work opening for the A's on Friday along with Gage Jump's start against the White Sox today, left-handed starters have held the White Sox to two runs over 24 ⅔ innings over the last five games. Fortunately, one of those runs came in Saturday's game, and that run was enough to win it. The post White Sox 1, Athletics 0: The bare minimum works appeared first on Sox Machine .
Before Saturday, USC went 17 years without a player being selected in the first round of the MLB Draft. The last player to do that from USC was Grant Green, who was drafted by the Athletics with the No. 13 overall pick in the 2009 MLB Draft. Left-handed pitcher Mason Edwards was projected to end […] The post USC Ace Falls Out of First Round, Lands With Athletics in MLB Draft appeared first on LA Sports Report.
With their second round pick this afternoon, the A’s took USC left-handed pitcher Mason Edwards, the 47th pick in the 2026 MLB Draft: The organization is adding a second college prospect this afternoon, another that looks like he could move through the system rather quickly. The lefty (who turns 21 on Tuesday) has quality control […]
With the 8th overall pick in this year’s MLB Draft, the A’s went the college route yet again and selected Georgia Tech outfielder Drew Burress: The first few picks have featured a couple of surprises and the Athletics benefit by having their pick of some of the top prospects in the draft that fell. Burress, […]
With the 8th pick of the 2026 MLB Draft, the Oakland Atheltics have selected Georgia Tech Outfielder Drew Burress Burress hails from Warner Robins, Georgia, where he attended Houston County High School. Burress achieved a number of prestigious accolades in his high school career alone. During his time at Houston County the school won two […]
Most of the attention of White Sox fans may be on the draft this afternoon, but there’s also the small matter of playing a game. And it’s even a game that will be followed by a geriatric home run derby. On the field, it will be lefty Bryan Hudson opening for the Sox, a role […]
On this beautiful day, the Athletics’ attention will be split. While the team’s front office and scouting department begin selecting the next class of future A’s talent in the MLB Draft, the current roster takes on the Chicago White Sox in the second game of the club’s final series before the All-Star break. For the […]
UPDATE 3: The Athletics selected Arkansas right-hander Gabe Gaeckle with the 73rd pick. UPDATE 2: The Athletics selected USC left-hander Mason Edwards with the 47th pick. UPDATE 1: The Athletics selected Georgia Tech outfielder Drew Burress with the 8th pick. This summer, as America celebrates its 250th anniversary, it is only fitting that Major League […]
TODAY: The A’s officially placed Kurtz on the 10-day IL today (retroactive to July 10) due to the right thumb capsule sprain. Catcher Brian Serven was called up from Triple-A in the corresponding move. JULY 10: The Athletics are expected to put first baseman Nick Kurtz on the injured list with a right thumb strain, […]
The New York Yankees could land Athletics utility player Zack Gelof in a trade, an MLB analyst suggests. The post Yankees Predicted to Land ‘Intriguing’ Player to Fill Aaron Judge Gap appeared first on HEAVY .
It took precisely one game for the White Sox to overwrite the vibes after getting swept by the Red Sox. "That’s what we do," said Tristan Peters. "We don’t dwell on the past." The post White Sox 14, Athletics 1: Tristan Peters hits for the cycle appeared first on Sox Machine .
The 41-52 Athletics took on the 47-45 Chicago White Sox at Rate Field in Chicago today. While the A’s are struggling, the Southsiders are amid the most dramatic turn-around from last season. Jacob Lopez took the mound as today’s opener, going up against 26-year-old righty Sean Burke for the White Sox. Lopez took on the […]
Well it looked like this season’s magical run was made for the storybooks at the end of June. Unfortunately for the White Sox, July has had a mind of its own. After entering the month with a 45-39 record, the South Siders have won just two of their last eight games and are now tied […]
The 41-52 Athletics take on the 47-45 Chicago White Sox at Rate Field in Chicago today. The Southsiders are in the midst of the most dramatic turn-around from last season, currently sitting in first place in the American League (AL) Central, while the visiting A’s are mired in a six-game losing streak and open the […]
The A’s are down a man again. After suffering an injury sliding into the wall making a catch in left field last night, Zack Gelof finds himself heading back to the injured list with what’s being called a right knee laceration. Infielder Joey Meneses is being recalled to take his spot on the active roster: […]
The Chicago White Sox will be getting their best power hitter back from injury. Scott Merkin of MLB.com reports that the White Sox have activated first baseman Munetaka Murakami from the 10-day injured list. Infielder Jacob Gonzalez has been optioned to Triple-A Charlotte as the corresponding move. White Sox officially reinstate Munetaka Murakami. Option Jacob […] The post White Sox Welcome Back 20-Homer Bat From Injury Before Athletics Series appeared first on HEAVY .
Prior to the Angels‘ 5-2 win against the Athletics, the team introduced interim general manager John Mozeliak. The decision to fire Perry Minasian became public on June 26. Club president Molly Jolly began the process of bringing Mozeliak in weeks before the news went public. Owner Arte Moreno was not involved. John Mozeliak Brings 18 Years […] The post What Does Interim Manager John Mozeliak Bring to the Angels? appeared first on The Lead .
Happy Friday A’s fans! The first half officially wraps up on Sunday for the mid-season All-Star Break. The Athletics were one of three teams to have three starters selected for Tuesday’s All-Star Game, along with the Atlanta Braves (2) and the Los Angeles Dodgers (3). Pretty awesome considering how things have gone for the Green […]