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The A’s offense went silent in a 7-0 shutout against the Angels, their fourth scoreless game this season — even without their hot-hitting Zack Gelof, who’s on a 23-game streak and was scratched Saturday after being hit in the helmet. Despite averaging nearly 30 hits and 30 homers in their last 11 games, they couldn’t break through against Walbert Ureña, who dominated with a 97-100 mph fastball and mixed pitches, pitching five scoreless innings. The A’s loaded the bases early but couldn’t capitalize, and defensive lapses sealed the loss. Now below .500, they still have a shot to win the serie...

The Oakland A’s aim for their second straight win as J.T. Ginn takes the mound against a dangerous Angels lineup. Can the A’s offense ignite early and capitalize on key matchups? With momentum on the line and fans hungry for something special, this game could be the spark fans have been waiting for. Tune in live on NBCSCA or radio at KSTE, KVMX, or 105.5 for the call.

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Zack Gelof took a fastball right to the helmet in a wild extra-innings game, sending his helmet flying and jarring his earpiece—but he got up, gave a thumbs-up, and stayed in to walk to first. The Oakland A’s pulled off a dramatic walk-off win against the Angels, coming back from a seven-run deficit, with Gelof’s clutch hit sealing the 12-11 victory. Despite the scare, Gelof extended his hitting streak to 23 games—the longest active in MLB and second-longest this year—and now sits fifth in A’s history for consecutive games with a hit. He’s also hitting...

The Oakland A’s are quietly surging, sitting at .500 and just half a game behind Seattle in the AL West — with a stacked next eight games that could catapult them into contention. Their offense is on fire, leading the league in homers and runs over the last 30 days, but shaky starting pitching is holding them back. Fix that rotation, and suddenly, this team could be making serious noise come October.

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The Athletics pulled off a wild walk-off win against the Angels, snapping a tough start with a late surge that brought them back to .500. Zack Gelof’s historic 23-game hitting streak continues, torching the ball with a .345 average and homers, proving he’s an All-Star in the making. Meanwhile, Jeffrey Springs’ shaky outing—six runs in under four innings—raises questions about his rotation spot, though arms like J.T. Ginn and Gage Jump offer hope. And with Shea Langeliers already elite and Jonah Heim delivering a clutch ninth-inning homer, the A’s may have the best catching duo in baseball—...

The Oakland A’s hold the eighth pick in the MLB Draft and have a proven track record of drafting stars—think Jamie Arnold, Nick Kurtz, and Jacob Wilson. With a move to Las Vegas looming in 2028, they’re eyeing Justin Lebron, a speedy Alabama shortstop with elite defense and arm, possibly the next Bobby Witt Jr., despite a weakness against off-speed pitches. Meanwhile, Ryder Helfrick, a top defensive catcher from Arkansas, could be the backup plan if Shea Langeliers tests free agency—his bat needs work, but his leadership and arm are elite. The A’s have a stacked in...

The Athletics crushed the Angels in a lopsided showdown, riding hot streaks, potent offense, and solid pitching to dominate a team reeling from injuries and road woes. With a 38-38 record and a recent 7-3 surge, Oakland’s bats lit up the scoreboard while J.T. Ginn kept opponents at bay. The Angels, stuck at 30-47 and winless in their last 10 games, couldn’t match the energy or firepower, falling behind despite outscoring foes in their last ten. Home runs, road struggles, and shaky defense sealed the deal — Oakland’s momentum and dominance are undeniable.

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Manager Mark Kotsay got ejected in the second inning after arguing a low pitch call against the Angels — his first ejection since late 2025. But instead of slowing the team, his fiery moment sparked a rally: the next batter, Lawrence Butler, blasted a 400-foot solo homer to give the A’s an early 1-run lead. It’s rare to see Kotsay so heated, but this moment may have ignited a shift in momentum — and fans are watching to see if the A’s can ride this energy into their next games.

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Lawrence Butler crushed a solo homer to center in the second inning, his fifth of the season and a statement shot that gave the Athletics an early lead. With Tyler Soderstrom (13 homers), Zack Gelof, and even Nick Kurtz joining the power surge, Oakland’s offense is firing on all cylinders. Across the league, sluggers like Nathan Lukes, Caleb Durbin, and Royce Lewis are turning solo shots into momentum, proving the long ball is dominating baseball right now — and the A’s are leading the charge.

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The A’s pulled off a wild 12-11 extra-innings win over the Angels, rallying from an eleven-to-four deficit after a shaky pitching performance and manager ejection. Jonah Heim crushed a two-run homer in the ninth to tie it, and Nick Kurtz delivered the walk-off run with a bases-loaded walk. Despite the chaos, the offense stayed composed and showed flashes of brilliance, pushing them to 38-38 and just half a game behind in the AL West.

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The Athletics are building a dynasty, not just with a Vegas move but with elite young talent. Jacob Wilson, the 24-year-old shortstop, is proving himself with a .311 average, 13 homers, and 63 RBIs, while also dominating defensively. But with the top prospect in baseball, 19-year-old switch-hitter Leo De Vries, on the verge of a 2026 debut, the A’s face a tough decision: who stays at shortstop? Wilson’s bat is cooling, but his defense is elite; De Vries is a future star. The team’s solution? Likely moving Wilson to second base, where he thrived in college, freeing up shortstop for De Vri...

The Athletics are six weeks out from the trade deadline and sitting just under .500 — but with a shot at the AL West title, they’re poised to make bold moves. While their offense, led by Zack Gelof, Jonah Heim, and Tyler Soderstrom, is already elite, the real need is on the pitching side. With a struggling rotation and bullpen, adding a top starter like Tarik Skubal or Joe Ryan could be the difference-maker. The Red Sox’s Sonny Gray — a former Athletic having a breakout year — could be a perfect fit. If they land the right arm, they could transform...

The Athletics are riding a hot streak against the Angels, winning their first game of a four-game series and holding a 4-1 edge in this year’s matchup. While the A’s sit at 37-38 overall and dominate at home (17-18), they’ve been especially stingy when not surrendering home runs. The Angels, meanwhile, are below .500 at 30-46, struggling on the road (13-26), but showing flashes when scoring five or more runs. Both teams are dealing with injury woes, but the A’s have been hitting well (.292 over last 10 games) despite shaky pitching, while the Angels remain balanced with better p...

The Oakland A’s are on fire at the plate, led by Shea Langeliers’ three-run homer that gave them an early 3-0 lead, while Zack Gelof and Tyler Soderstrom added solo and three-run blasts to keep the momentum rolling. These clutch home runs are energizing the team and reigniting fan excitement, as other MLB stars like Jonah Heim and Brooks Lee also turned to the long ball to shift games. It’s a thrilling offensive surge that’s making baseball feel fresh, fast, and full of surprises.

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Tyler Soderstrom is on fire, launching his 13th solo homer this season to give the Athletics a four-run first-inning lead, continuing his streak of clutch power that’s helped the team claw back and win tight games. But it’s not just him—Nick Kurtz is crushing homers in back-to-back games, Brent Rooker’s two-run blasts are padding leads, and even Jonah Heim’s timely hits keep the offense rolling. With depth and firepower across the lineup, the Athletics are proving they’re built to compete—and win—on any given night.

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Oakland A’s rookie Gage Jump takes the mound against the Angels in a crucial series-opener, with Zack Gelof leading off and Jonah Heim back as DH. The Angels, missing superstar Mike Trout due to a hamstring strain, send in shaky starter Ryan Johnson — giving the A’s a golden chance to capitalize. Can Jump rise to the occasion and keep the A’s hot streak alive?

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Angels’ road struggles collide with A’s home firepower in a high-scoring showdown—Soriano’s regression and Jump’s contact control set the stage for a wild game, with the over 10.5 runs looking like a sure bet.

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The Athletics, riding a .500 stretch and fueled by power hitters like Nick Kurtz and hot-shooting Zack Gelof, took on the struggling Angels—still below .500 but boosted by Mike Trout and a surprisingly strong pitching staff. With the A’s winning three of four in the season series and a 26-9 record when scoring five+, the stage was set for a thriller. Despite the A’s slight edge and home-field advantage, the Angels’ improved pitching and Trout’s presence made this a game anyone could win—especially as both teams battled through injuries and tight matchups.

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Leo De Vries is exploding onto the scene, crushing homers, stealing bases, and showing elite plate discipline — all while barely 19 — proving he’s the future of the Athletics.

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Pirates crush Athletics 12-4 in series finale as Ryan O’Hearn goes bonkers with 6 RBIs—just one triple shy of the cycle—and Braxton Ashcraft dominates with 6 innings and just 2 runs allowed. Bryan Reynolds extends his hitting streak to 9 games and reaches base in 24 straight. Pittsburgh’s offense smashes 16 hits to Athletics’ 6, and with two series wins this month, the Pirates are finding their rhythm—and they’re headed to Colorado to keep rolling.

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The A’s face a must-win rubber match against the Pirates tonight, with Pride Night at Sutter Health Park adding urgency. After splitting the first two games, a victory would push them back above .500 and reignite their AL West race. Pitcher Aaron Civale, recently cleared from shoulder tendinitis, looks sharp after a rehab start, while a potent lineup led by Soderstrom, Wilson, and Zack Gelof’s 20-game hitting streak aims to exploit Braxton Ashcraft’s strong season. The Pirates return Henry Davis and Marcell Ozuna, but the A’s need to capitalize fast — this is their shot to stay alive in t...

Lawrence Butler’s once-promising future with the Athletics is now under fire after a brutal sophomore season. Signed to a massive seven-year, $65.5M extension after a strong comeback from Triple-A, Butler’s production has cratered — posting a negative WAR while pitchers have exploited his weakness against off-speed stuff. Once a fastball-hitting threat, he’s now struggling to find his swing, and with his big contract and diminished role as a fourth outfielder, the pressure is mounting. If he can’t rediscover his power against fastballs, this could be his most difficult season yet — and a costly one for the A’s.