Health Could Make All The Difference For Athletics’ J.T. Ginn
J.T. Ginn came to camp looking as good as he had since his Mississippi State days. Now he’s ready to break out after injury-plagued 2022 and 2023 seasons.
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J.T. Ginn came to camp looking as good as he had since his Mississippi State days. Now he’s ready to break out after injury-plagued 2022 and 2023 seasons.
The A’s liked Jacob Wilson enough to draft him sixth overall last year, but what really excites the organization is what further development could yield.
The ease with which 24-year-old righthander Jack Perkins took to the bullpen in the AFL gives him more avenues to Oakland.
With Zack Gelof ahead of him on the depth chart, Cooper Bowman adds outfield versatility to find a path to MLB.
Confidence at the plate and improvement in the field set shortstop Darell Hernaiz apart in his best pro season to date.
More walks. Fewer strikeouts. Athletic outfielder Henry Bolte was making progress in his full-season debut at Low-A.
The 21-year-old righthander has impressed at Double-A thanks to his outlier heater.
Hard work and perseverance define 20th-rounder Max Schuemann, who is poised to make his MLB debut in the near future now that he is a Triple-A.
The power-armed righthander hits triple digits and has a wide repertoire, but his success hinges on curbing his wildness.
The 24-year-old third baseman saw a jump in his power during the 2022 season.
The lefthanded-hitting masher should fit in the middle of a lineup, but where will he play?
The 25-year-old lefthander is ready to join the Oakland rotation full-time after an encouraging 2022 debut.
After missing most of the year with a strained shoulder, fireballing righthander Mason Miller returned with a vengeance and shined in the Arizona Fall League.
The A’s used a sixth-round pick to draft Brennan Milone out of Oregon. They liked what they saw from his bat at instructional league and are working to find a defensive home.
With his position in question and his power potential up for debate, Jordan Diaz had an encouraging growth season and may have found a position where his pure batting upside could play.
Catcher Shea Langeliers was the top-ranked prospect the Athletics acquired in their offseason trades. This season he offered a glimpse of his potential at Triple-A and during his MLB debut.
The hard-hitting rookie joins the organization in the midst of a tear-down. His hitting upside, defensive versatility and Triple-A production make him priority play for 2022.
After a year away from the game, the former Marlins employee enthusiastically embraces a new challenge keeping Oakland’s minor leaguers housed.
The 2020 first-rounder showed elite hitting traits in his pro debut, but the A’s were even more impressed with his improved throwing.
The 21-year-old first baseman/outfielder improved a skill that helped him on defense and the bases.
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