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Luis Severino will take the mound for the A's on Opening Day, a well-earned honor for the righty who has shined this spring. His strong performance, bolstered by his work in the World Baseball Classic, sets the tone for a promising start to the season. Meanwhile, the A's finalized their bullpen, with J.T. Ginn and Luis Medina set to make an impact, while Jack Perkins heads to Triple-A to stay stretched out for future rotation needs. As fans look to the present, there's also a buzz around a new generation of lefty prospects making waves at camp, hinting at exciting times ahead for this franchise. While Severino and the bullpen aim to deliver immediate results, a young core is already sparking discussions about the A's long-term future.
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Elephant Rumblings: A’s Order Rotation For First Series
Morning everyone and happy Tuesday! We knew since Friday that Luis Severino would be taking the ball on Opening Day. It wasn’t a shock and was well-deserved considering how he’s been pitching over the past few weeks across both Spring Training and the World Baseball Classic. Sevy gets Game 1 but now we know how […]
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A’s Finalize Opening Day Bullpen
The A’s finalized their Opening Day bullpen last night, announcing that righty Jack Perkins has been optioned to Triple-A. He’ll likely remain stretched out as a rotation option in the minors, per Martin Gallegos of MLB.com. That leaves righties J.T. Ginn and Luis Medina (the latter of whom is out of minor league options) as […]
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Next generation of lefty prospects among standouts at Athletics camp
MESA, Ariz. -- For almost the Athletics' entire history, ace left-handers have driven their greatest successes.
Hall of Famers Eddie Plank and Rube Waddell delivered the franchise's first pennant in 1904, and Plank helped win four American League titles and three World Series championships from 1910-14. Arguably the best southpaw
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What does a young A's core have in store for 2026?
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