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 have plenty of talent to offer opposing teams, and the franchises that could end up being sellers are making this an interesting deadline.

The A's and Royals meet in Sacramento for three games this week — and it's the catchers you'll want to keep your eye on.

With J.T. Ginn potentially facing injury time, here are all of the options the A's could consider both on the 40-man roster and beyond.

Nick Kurtz just broke an A's record that had stood since 1905. The twist? The Texas Rangers gave it to him on purpose.

The A's new centerfielder has been quietly making adjustments to his game. On Friday night in Texas, he made some loud plays.

The A's are out to make a statement in Seattle.

What Cam Schlittler throws, and how the A's have handled it, could reveal a surprising edge in this Yankees matchup

The A's unveiled new "Sacramento" jerseys to connect with fans, but one detail tells a very different story

San Diego closer Mason Miller is plenty happy with his new entrance music, and the crowd that comes with it .

The A's had a shot to follow in the footsteps of some great teams of the past, but now they're facing an uphill battle.

The A's 2026 season will be determined by their pitching staff, so each week we'll be keeping an eye on how the staff is performing, and what changes may need to be made

The A's held a 6-2 lead going to the bottom of the seventh inning, and the bullpen let that lead slip away.

This is the one extension the A's need to make before they get to Las Vegas

We answer your questions about A's baseball heading into the 2026 season

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

Luis Severino wasn't the best pitcher at home in Sacramento in 2025, so would the team be better suited to look to spend that money elsewhere?

There is a lot at stake for the A's over the next two years.

If this realignment prediction comes to fruition, the A's may be playing in October quite often

A's attendance in West Sacramento has been struggling this season, and reached a new low on Monday night against the Tampa Bay Rays.

MLB is set to expand at some point in the relatively near future, so will that include a new team in Oakland?

Rob Manfred wants to fix the system, or says he does at least.

Could the A's end up trading a former first rounder to address other needs? Sounds like it may be possible

Both of the A's big offseason additions have landed on the list of top trade deadline candidates--but the team can likely only move one