Tendinitis is latest obstacle for Devine
Joey Devine is hoping to face live hitters soon, but he'll first have to treat what he calls "a dose of tendinitis" that surfaced this week.
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Change is good for Anderson, Gonzalez
A's pitchers Brett Anderson and Gio Gonzalez have added changeups to their arsenal and are getting positive results this spring.
Kouzmanoff, Stassi take Texas deep
Kevin Kouzmanoff and Max Stassi each went deep, but the 18-year-old catcher left Tuesday's game with a right knee contusion.
Cust goes yard against Royals
Jack Cust hit his first homer of the spring on Tuesday, a two-run shot in the first inning in split-squad action against the Royals.
A’s Bullpen A Big Relief
In 2009, if the Oakland A's had the lead when they made the call to the bullpen, they almost always found themselves in the win column. Despite not featuring marquee names, the A's bullpen was an elite group last season. We take a closer look at the A's relief corps inside...
Looks can be deceiving with Sogard
Eric Sogard's small stature has always been surrounded by what he calls "physical specimens." But put his 5-foot-10 frame on a diamond, and any doubt or speculation surrounding his worthiness of a baseball uniform is likely to disappear.
Anderson solid in A’s loss to Cubs
Brett Anderson tossed 1 2/3 scoreless innings in his Cactus League debut, and Kurt Suzuki and Josh Donaldson homered for the A's runs in a 10-3 loss to the Cubs on Monday.
Good Morning Champions!
This makes us love Ben Sheets.
Go A's!
A’s agree to contracts with 29 players
The A's agreed to terms Monday with all 29 pre-arbitration players on their 40-man roster on one-year contracts for the 2010 season.
Oakland A’s Front Office Q&A: Dan Kantrovitz
Over past few years, the Oakland A's have recommitted to their international scouting and development program. Now overseeing those efforts is Dan Kantrovitz, who joined the A's as the Coordinator of International Operations/Baseball Operations Analyst over the summer. He recently answered questions via e-mail about his position with the team and the A's international program.
Inbox: Where does Rosales fit in?
What are Adam Rosales' chances of making the A's? Is the DH rule used at NL parks in Spring Training games? Reporter Jane Lee answers your latest questions in her latest Inbox edition.
2010 Draft Q&A: Evan Rutckyj
Only recently converting to the mound, Evan Rutckyj found enough potential to leave behind a professional hockey career in order to pursue one in baseball. We sat down with the big lefty to discuss his stuff, his mechanics, and just how difficult a decision it was for a Canadian boy to leave the hockey rink behind.
Braden upbeat in return to mound
Making his Cactus League debut against the Angels -- not to mention his first start since last August -- Dallas Braden felt his normal giddy self as he took to the mound.
A’s use small ball against Angels
Dallas Braden took the hill for his first Spring Training start Saturday, recording one strikeout in two innings of work in the A's 4-2 victory over the visiting Angels.
Tomko eyeing May return to mound
Signed Feb. 28 to a Minor League contract, Brett Tomko is not projected to be game-ready until mid-May due to the irritated nerve in his right arm.
Recker Hopes To Power Way To Big Leagues
The Oakland A’s landed in the win column for the first time in 2010 on Friday, coming back from a six-run deficit to defeat the Milwaukee Brewers, 8-7. The big blow in the game came courtesy of Anthony Recker, whose three-run homer in the sixth inning capped a seven-run A’s rally. After finishing the 2009 season on a hot streak at Triple-A, Recker is looking to make the leap to the bigs in 2010.
Sheets not fazed by facing former team
Ben Sheets didn't exactly dominate in his first appearance wearing green, but he walked away from his A's debut wearing the same big old smile he used to sport for the Milwaukee Brewers.
Buck, Recker power A’s to comeback win
Travis Buck and Anthony Recker each homered to lead the A's to an 8-7 comeback victory over the Brewers for their first win of the spring on Friday.
