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Emergence of young A's talent provides hope for 2027 as 'tough season' ends (opens the original)
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WEST SACRAMENTO -- This is not the way the Athletics envisioned their 2026 season playing out. A year that began with visions of contending for the playoffs built by a core of promising young players ended much like the previous four seasons played out. Capped by a 9-0 loss to the division rival Astros -- who clinched the AL West on the final day of the regular season – Sunday afternoon at Sutter Health Park, the A’s finished fourth in the division with a final record of 64-98. “Just a tough sea
'Kid has been grinding': Butler's resurgence, leadership fuel A's (opens the original)
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WEST SACRAMENTO -- There was a point not long ago this season when Lawrence Butler was statistically one of the worst hitters in baseball, a circumstance the Athletics never expected for one of the key members of their young core. Butler’s struggles reached a point where there was speculation as to whether it might be best to send him down to the Minors for a reset, as the right fielder entered the All-Star break with just five home runs and a sub-.200 batting average. The A’s opted to allow But
Perkins confident he can be the pitcher he wants to be in season's final weeks (opens the original)
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WEST SACRAMENTO -- Still early in his Major League career, Jack Perkins remains an enigma for the Athletics. There is no question that Perkins is talented -- we’ve seen it sporadically throughout his time in the big leagues as both a starter and reliever. However, following his rough outing in Wednesday’s 8-4 loss to the Rays at Sutter Health Park, the 26-year-old right-hander acknowledged he’s at a bit of a crossroads. “I’m being tested,” Perkins said. “One day it’s the homer. Today, it was the
Wilson (knee) out of lineup, but not for long; Kurtz to visit hand specialist (opens the original)
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WEST SACRAMENTO – Nick Kurtz and Jacob Wilson were both out of the lineup for Sunday’s 11-0 loss against the Tigers at Sutter Health Park, and the longer-term outlook appears a bit clearer for one than the other. A’s manager Mark Kotsay revealed before the game that Wilson is dealing with patellar tendinitis, though the injury is manageable and the shortstop is expected back for Tuesday’s series opener against the Reds in Cincinnati. Kurtz, meanwhile, will see a hand specialist on Monday in Los
Langeliers will undergo season-ending meniscus surgery (opens the original)
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WEST SACRAMENTO – If there was one player the Athletics figured would be exempt from this injury plague they have faced all year, it’s Shea Langeliers, their tough-as-nails catcher who, prior to last season, had never spent time on the injured list. Turns out, even Langeliers is not immune from this brutal injury bug. After visiting Dr. Michael Banffy in Los Angeles before the A’s 4-2 series-opening loss to the Red Sox on Monday at Sutter Health Park, it was recommended that he undergo surgery t
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