Earlier this week A's outfielder Lawrence Butler made an appearance on the Rose Rotation with Chris Rose, and he was asked what, if anything, Butler and his teammates have been told by the team about playing in Sacramento.
In a year where neither team made the playoffs, the Oakland Athletics and Seattle Mariners developed a friendly little rivalry. The A's beat the Mariners via two consecutive walk-off hits in September to help dent their playoff chances, while the M's swept Oakland in the final series of the year, ending a disappointing season on a high note.
The Athletics recalled Lawrence Butler on June 18th after a month-long stint with Triple-A Las Vegas Aviators, and from that moment, he performed as one of baseball's next young stars.
There were few hitters in Major League Baseball who were more productive than the Oakland Athletics’ Lawrence Butler in the second half of the season. His 155 wRC+ from the All-Star Break onward was the 11th best mark in all of baseball, trailing nine All-Stars and Minnesota’s Matt Wallner, who enjoyed his own breakout for the Twins.
The Oakland A's lost to the New York Yankees, 4-2, in the opening game of the team's final homestand at the Coliseum, but the players are doing their own small part to show the fans that they appreciate The Town.
Lawrence Butler‘s remarkable 2024 campaign has catapulted him to breakout status, solidifying his position as one of the season’s most pleasant surprises.
Much of the Orioles fanbase seemed to be upset that the Marlins poached one of their better infield prospects at the trade deadline. But with how stacked Baltimore was in terms of prospect capital, it was a move that Mike Elias and company were comfortable in making.
Nobody in the big leagues has an active hitting streak longer than Lawrence Butler's, and the Oakland Athletics slugger tacked another game onto his total on Thursday.
The 2024 Oakland Athletics have outperformed projections. Though they won’t come close to making the playoffs, the A’s have a good chance to finish higher than last place in the AL West for the first time since 2021.
Two of the hottest hitters in the American League go head to head once again Saturday afternoon when Zach McKinstry and the Detroit Tigers visit Lawrence Butler and the Oakland Athletics in the continuation of a three-game series.
While his record-breaking efforts at the plate were immediately followed by a blowout loss, Oakland Athletics right fielder Lawrence Butler stayed red-hot at the plate nonetheless.
Oakland A's right fielder Lawrence Butler has been named the AL Player of the Week for the second time since the beginning of July after batting .500 with six home runs and ten RBI.
Lawrence Butler is at it again, folks. The Oakland A's 24-year-old right fielder was one of the best hitters in baseball back in July, batting .363 with a .408 OBP, ten home runs, and a 238 wRC+, and over the course of the team's recent road trip, he's playing like that version of himself yet again.
Lawrence Butler recorded his second three-homer game of the season (July 14 against the Philadelphia Phillies). Butler is the second Oakland Athletics player with a pair of three home run games in a season.
Oakland right fielder Lawrence Butler is providing some much-needed power for the rebuilding Athletics, who begin a three-game series against the Texas Rangers on Friday in Arlington, Texas.
The Oakland A's are not going to win a lot of games this season and their future remains a mess due to the ownership situation and relocation to Las Vegas. But they do have some talented young players who are starting to make names for themselves in the major leagues.
The Oakland Athletics may still be sitting in dead last in the AL West, but they have certainly brought plenty of pop to the table this summer. The A's fended off the San Francisco Giants on Tuesday, winning 5-2 in game one of the two-game rivalry series at Oracle Park.
The Oakland Athletics offense had a game to remember at home on Tuesday night against the Houston Astros. They defeated the Astros 8-2 thanks to five home runs.
Playing the waiver wire effectively is crucial to fantasy baseball success throughout the season. Each week of the 2024 campaign, this article will help pinpoint which players are readily available to be picked up in most formats.
Powered by Lawrence Butler, Seth Brown, Brent Rooker and Zack Gelof, the Oakland A's bashed the Philadelphia Phillies, 18-3, on Sunday, tying a franchise with eight home runs.
Lawrence Butler clubbed three two-run homers to headline a historic offensive performance from the Oakland Athletics, who put together an 18-3 drubbing of the host Philadelphia Phillies on Sunday afternoon in the rubber match of a three-game series.
Holy smokes! We closed out last week with a +390 winner on Elly De La Cruz and a +680 cash on Lawrence Butler in Friday's edition of home run props. Not too shabby, huh?
Lawrence Butler hit a game-winning single with one out in the 10th inning to go with an earlier home run as the Oakland Athletics defeated the visiting Washington Nationals 2-1 on Friday night.
That's more like it! Brandon Marsh helped us cash a +600 ticket on Thursday to get us back on track in home run props. Let's keep it rolling with three more HR bets for Friday's MLB slate.
He was added to the 40-man roster over the offseason, so the club will only need to make a corresponding active roster move.
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