The fourth overall draft pick in 2024 by the Athletics, Nick Kurtz, was promoted to the Major Leagues and made his debut on Wednesday. The club’s No. 1 prospect didn’t waste any time getting his first hit off of Texas Rangers pitcher Kumar Rocker in the bottom of the first inning.
After being one of the worst teams in the league for the past three seasons, the Athletics are ready to embrace their young guns and turn the franchise around.
Before Wednesday's game against the Texas Rangers, Athletics No. 1 prospect Nick Kurtz admitted that he had butterflies before his MLB debut. He also said that he'd be more worried if he didn't have them.
Athletics No. 1 prospect was already in West Sacramento, so his debut on Wednesday was already expected, but he has officially been added to the big-league roster, the team announced before game two against the Texas Rangers.
The big question on everyone's mind this season has been where the Athletics would play Tyler Soderstrom, arguably the team's best hitter this season, when No.
We’re more than halfway through the first month of the 2025 Minor League season. Week 3 saw multiple high-end prospects have big weeks, while others got promoted to face new challenges.
Houston Astros third baseman Cam Smith and Los Angeles Angels reliever Ryan Johnson were two players from last year’s MLB Draft to debut in the major leagues.
Late Monday afternoon Martin Gallegos of MLB.com reported that the Athletics have called up Just Baseball’s no. 48 prospect Nick Kurtz. The A’s first-round selection from last year’s draft, who just recently turned 22 years old, will join the A’s in Sacramento ahead of their series with the Texas Rangers.
The Athletics will call up one of their top prospects, Nick Kurtz, this week, multiple outlets reported on Monday. A power-hitting first baseman, Kurtz was the No.
The Texas Rangers know a little something about fast promotions for their star prospects, and now they will be on the other side of a highly-anticipated debut when they hit the road to face the Athletics for the series opener on Tuesday.
We all know the most important time to be active on the waiver wire is early in the season. Breakouts get scooped up quickly, so you better work fast. Injuries are starting to pop up, and finding the right replacement isn’t as easy as it may seem.
You are forgiven if the Athletics‘ 6-9 record to start the 2025 season doesn’t quite knock your socks off. This is a team that’s not expected to go very far this year, but incremental improvements over the past few seasons would be considered a win it itself.
The Athletics knew they were getting a special power hitter when they selected Nick Kurtz out of Wake Forest last summer, and the first baseman is already living up to the hype.
It's not everyday a 22-year-old prospect gets compared to a 600-plus home run Hall-of-Fame slugger. But that's exactly what ESPN Senior Writer Eric Karabell did with Athletics No.
Nick Kurtz – and undoubtedly his closest friends and family members – will want to take a screenshot of Minor League Baseball’s post on X on Wednesday and save it forever.
Just two games into his Triple-A career, Nick Kurtz has proven himself as a force to be reckoned with. The 22-year-old first baseman, who is ranked as the No.