For Excel spreadsheet with additional player information, click HERE.
For post-Opening Day 2011 team page, click HERE.
*Players on the 40-man roster are indicated in BOLD.
*Players who are out of options are indicated with ##
*Players who are injured are indicated with +
*Click on the player's name to see the injury update
*Baseball America '11 pre-season prospect rankings are indicated in BLUE.
*Baseball Prospectus '11 pre-season prospect rankings are indicated in GREEN.
Resources and Information Page
Sacramento (AAA)/ Midland (AA)
Stockton (HiA)/ Burlington (LoA)/ Rookie Levels
*40-man roster total (40)
25-MAN ROSTER
Starting Lineup (*indicates left-handed batter **indicates switch-hitter)
1 CF Coco Crisp**
2 1B Daric Barton*
3 RF David DeJesus*
4 LF Josh Willingham
5 DH Hideki Matsui*
6 C Kurt Suzuki
7 2B Mark Ellis
8 3B Kevin Kouzmanoff
9 SS Cliff Pennington**
Bench
C Landon Powell**
IF Andy LaRoche
OF Conor Jackson
OF Ryan Sweeney*
Starting Rotation
1 RHP Trevor Cahill
2 LHP Brett Anderson
3 LHP Gio Gonzalez
4 LHP Dallas Braden
5 RHP Brandon McCarthy
Bullpen
CL LHP Brian Fuentes
SU RHP Grant Balfour
SU LHP Craig Breslow
MID RHP Michael Wuertz
MID RHP Brad Ziegler
MID LHP Jerry Blevins
LR LHP Bobby Cramer
Disabled List
Position Players
IF Adam Rosales + UPDATE 3/30 - placed on 60-Day DL, retroactive to March 22 (recovery from foot surgery)
Pitchers
RHP Andrew Bailey + UPDATE 3/30 - placed on 15-Day DL, retroactive to March 22 (strained forearm)
RHP Rich Harden + UPDATE 3/30 - placed on 15-Day DL, retroactive to March 22 (lat injury)
Current list of Free Agents
*Elias Rankings in RED **For list of minor league free agents, click here.
Position Players
None
Pitchers
RHP Ben Sheets: UPDATE 7/31 - transferred to 60-Day DL UPDATE 8/11 - underwent Tommy John surgery
Left as Free Agents/ Lost off Waivers/ Released/ Traded
Position Players
3B Eric Chavez - club option declined UPDATE 2/4 - signed minor league deal with Yankees
3B Edwin Encarnacion: UPDATE 12/2 - not tendered contract for 2011 UPDATE 12/16 - signed one-year deal with Toronto
IF Akinori Iwamura: UPDATE 10/4 - released UPDATE 11/15 - signed deal with Rakuten (Japan)
IF/OF Corey Wimberly: UPDATE 12/23 - traded to Pittsburgh
OF Corey Brown: UPDATE 11/19 - added to 40-man roster UPDATE 12/16 - traded to Washington
OF Travis Buck: UPDATE 12/2 - not tendered contract for 2011 UPDATE 12/20 - agreed to minor league deal with Cleveland
OF Jack Cust: UPDATE 12/2 - not tendered contract for 2011 UPDATE 12/8 - agreed to one-year deal with Seattle
OF Rajai Davis: UPDATE 11/17 - traded to Toronto
OF Jeremy Hermida: UPDATE 10/13 - rejected minor league assignment and became a free agent UPDATE 1/4 - agreed to minor league deal with Cincinnati
Pitchers
RHP Justin Duchscherer: UPDATE 1/30 - agreed to one-year deal with Baltimore
RHP Phil Humber: UPDATE 12/17 - claimed off waivers from Kansas City UPDATE 1/8 - DFA'd UPDATE 1/18 - lost off waivers to White Sox
RHP Justin James: UPDATE 11/2 - claimed off waivers by Milwaukee
RHP Ryan Kelly: UPDATE 1/8 - traded to Texas
RHP Anthony Lerew: UPDATE 11/22 - signed to minor league deal UPDATE 12/17 - signed with Fukuoka (Japan)
RHP Vin Mazzaro: UPDATE 11/10 - traded to Kansas City
RHP Clay Mortensen: UPDATE 1/18 - DFA'd UPDATE 1/24 - traded to Colorado
RHP Henry Rodriguez: UPDATE 12/16 - traded to Washington
LHP Travis Blackley: UPDATE 11/5 - re-signed to minor league deal UPDATE 12/17 - signed with team in Korea
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10 comments:
very accurate
suzuki is batting 5th and cust 4th as the norm now.
braden no1?
anderson
cahill
gonzalez
braden
cramer
Thanks for the tip! The order of the staff is hard to keep up with once the season gets going because of injuries, skipped days, etc. but the 2011 projection should back in that order in a few weeks.
Going to next year the rotation is
without a dobut
1. Cahill 18-8 2.97 (extension getting done)
2. Anderson 7-6 2.80 (already extended)
3. Gio 15-9 3.23
4. Braden 11-14 3.50
5. Up for grabs Mazzaro, Ross, Mortenson, Outman
your site is getting better all the time. I use it to look at other teams im not as familar with, a differnt color of something for a guy with options would be a good addition..
great job
Cahill will get opening night for monster year, but Anderson should be the Ace of the staff next year with Cahill right behing
Thanks again! It might take awhile for me to get the A's page completely updated with player pages but I'll have projections up for 2011 shortly after the World Series is over. Eventually, the player pages will have all of the contract stuff, including arbitration info, options, left, etc. Feel free to send me your feedback anytime. I trust readers who follow the team on a day-to-day basis to help me put the puzzle together.
Man, super excited about our rotation this year! Young and talented. The lineup feels like an improvement over the last few years, but still doesn't have that 1 superstar that could put them over the top.
I think their lineup is good enough to get them into the playoffs. The rotation is going to string together plenty of quality starts and that bullpen is going to shut opponents down after the 6th inning so they won't need a ton of runs to win. Just good quality ABs with runners in scoring position.
agree, everything in its right place, offense wont blow you away, but will win many games with timley hitting
updates for you...
minor detial but Kouz will bat 8th and Ellis 7th, its over my head but Geren has put this lineup out a bunch and calls it his everyday one.
Sogard is the backup IF for now, but his arm is weak at SS, but it's either him or waiver wire, do id porject him.
just bump Blevins into the bullpen, Fuentes closer and bailey out for know, timetable unknown.
thats it....strive for prefection...
Got it. Was waiting to see if Bailey progressed quickly but they'll be smart to take it slow. They have the depth so no need to rush him.
Noticed that Ellis hit in front of Kouz. Has better ABs than Kouz but surprised that a guy with 25+ HR potential is hitting 8th. Guess that's also a good thing if you can bat a guy with his power in the 8th spot.
Do you know if LaRoche has gotten any time at SS? He's out-hitting Tolleson and Sogard by a wide margin. Don't think he would be any worse than Sogard defensively.
laroche was playing a few at SS earlier...cant really handle it...sogard has been put there alot as spring progresses...cant really handle it (arm strength) how they miss rosales. Id expect a trade for an older non-prospect type player, dont think they want to spent 1 mil on a free agent vet. they dont have any SS (with an mlb glove) really in their whole system... Cardenas probably plays SS for AAA.
looks perfect
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