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Has Kurtz already cemented himself as a premier first baseman after a historic rookie campaign?

Time will tell if this move with the Red Sox was a smart one for the A's

After signing former New York Yankee Mark Leiter Jr., how does he fit into the A's bullpen in 2026?

How will this former Yankees relief pitcher fit into the A's bullpen in 2026?

The Seattle Mariners are likely going to lose Eugenio Suárez to free agency...

The Boston Red Sox added some bullpen depth, while the A's are bringing in an infielder that has a similar profile to Jacob Wilson

The A's have had success bringing in this type of pitcher the past couple of seasons.

The San Francisco Giants indirectly dipped into the A's farm system for a backup catcher.

The A's take a pitcher already familiar with their home ballpark

The Boston Red Sox have a new right-handed pitcher, a full 40-man roster, and a lot of work still to do in free agency.

The A's are set to make history in the 2026 MLB Draft, plus a look at some of the best No. 8 picks in history

The A’s skipper gave his thoughts on next season and beyond as relocation continues

The odds were not in the A's favor

At some point the A's have to be hinted at in a hot stove rumor, right?

The Padres are planning to keep Mason Miller in the bullpen, which makes the package they gave up to trade for him look even worse.

The A's odds at landing the top pick are fairly reasonable for 2026. We'll find out where they're drafting later this week!

While the 1989 Upper Deck Ken Griffey Jr is usually the first one that comes to mind, it’s certainly not the only card that defined the era.

The A's have added a depth option at second base with this signing

The A's could use some extra bullpen arms, and could look to add one of these three from the San Francisco Giants this week.

The offseason could kick into high gear this week in Orlando.