Martin Gallegos

WEST SACRAMENTO -- The line drive into left field by Gio Urshela was a swing the Athletics had been desperately seeking for over a week.

WEST SACRAMENTO -- No player in Major League Baseball has hit more home runs this season than Tyler Soderstrom. Yes, we are only two weeks into the 2025 season. But for those who watched him somewhat regularly during his first two seasons in the Majors, Soderstrom -- who hit 12

WEST SACRAMENTO -- Asked to encapsulate his club’s first home series of 2025, Athletics manager Mark Kotsay paused and took a big sigh before formulating the words to articulate what took place. “Ooh,” Kotsay said. “Tough series all around. We came in here from that series in Seattle feeling good.

WEST SACRAMENTO -- With this week marking the inaugural series at their new temporary home of Sutter Health Park, most Athletics players are spending their time away from the field just trying find their footing in a new location. Brent Rooker is no exception. Settling into his new house about

WEST SACRAMENTO -- The fireworks soaring beyond the right-field wall over the view of the Tower Bridge and downtown Sacramento skyline were followed by a flashing light show as Jacob Wilson made his way around the bases and crossed home plate. The extravagant presentation marked the first home run hit

SEATTLE – Opening the 2025 season by splitting a series on the road against an American League West foe, especially one that swept them over the final three games of 2024, would have been a solid enough statement for the Athletics. That’s why, as frustrating as it was to miss

SEATTLE – Before heading out to Seattle for Opening Day last week, the Athletics made a pit stop on their way back from Arizona, flying into Sacramento and taking a bus to Sutter Health Park, their temporary home for at least the next three seasons. There was understandable trepidation when

SEATTLE -- The Athletics do not shy away from the fact that they rely heavily on the long ball. Entering Saturday, they had scored an MLB-high 49.2 percent of their runs via the home run dating back to the start of the 2024 season. "We have a lot of power

SEATTLE -- Max Muncy brought maximum force for his first Major League hit. Playing in his second Major League game, Muncy – the Athletics’ No. 7 prospect – picked up his first big league hit and home run on one swing by belting a solo shot off reliever Tayler Saucedo

SEATTLE -- Max Muncy brought maximum force for his first Major League hit. Playing in his second Major League game, Muncy – the Athletics’ No. 7 prospect – picked up his first big league hit and home run on one swing by belting a solo shot off reliever Tayler Saucedo