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Right now A's fans can watch the first-place team on the field, while also keeping an eye on these two players that are fighting for their futures with the club.

The A's could use a veteran arm with experience in the bullpen, and the Toronto Blue Jays may have just dropped one in their laps

The A's are calling up Henry Bolte, who will be making his MLB debut against the St. Louis Cardinals this week.

There were plenty of encouraging performances this past week, but a couple of bad outings sank what could have been a terrific road trip.

The A's haven't made the postseason since 2020. Tyler Soderstrom says this year's club is trying to change that.

Sacramento's expansion bid will become official in a couple of weeks, but right now we have a better idea of where the proposed park is going, and where they stand on funding

The A's are hoping that Brooks Kriske is the answer to their bullpen issues, but his career stats don't build much hope.

Today's A's lineup against the Philadelphia Phillies could be our first sign of an impending roster move for the green and gold

The A's travel to Philadelphia to take on the Phillies with a chance to create some separation in the AL West.

These five Philadelphia A's greats have faded into history, though they remain some of the best to ever play the game.

The Athletics are learning how to play with expectations, and showed some resilience against the Cleveland Guardians after two disappointing losses.

The A's No. 3 prospect, Gage Jump, is a name that has been on plenty of fan's minds all season. So when is he coming up?

The A's have two backstops to choose from ahead of their series in Philadelphia, so who will they land on?

The A's first baseman has already passed Boston's Ted Williams, is tied with San Francisco's Barry Bonds, and is now looking to become the all-time leader.

The A's are getting a big piece of their lineup back in Tyler Soderstrom, after he missed the previous two games due to injury.

The A's rotation is taking some bumps and bruises, but everyone is still on track for their next starts.

The New York Mets add to their depth options, while the A's are searching for answers at third base yet again.

The A's moved one of the game's top closers for one of its top prospects at last year's deadline. The numbers say it's paying off.