Michael Taylor (OF)

Just one day after he was sent down to Triple-A Sacramento, the Athletics recalled outfielder Michael Taylor to replace Yoenis Cespedes, who was placed on the 15-day disabled list.

RotoInfo.com | May 12th, 4:42pm

05/12 - Called Up from Minors

A's reliever Andrew Carignan was recalled from Triple-A Sacramento on Friday the team announced. In a corresponding move, the team option Jim Miller and Michael Taylor.

RotoInfo.com | May 11th, 3:19pm

05/11 - Sent to Minors

Oakland outfielder Michael Taylor was recalled from Triple-A Sacramento on Friday after the Athletics placed fellow outfielder Coco Crisp on the 15-day disabled list with an inner ear infection. Taylor was hitting .347 with 13 doubles and 18 RBIs in 23 games with Sacramento.

RotoInfo.com | May 4th, 9:12am

05/04 - Called Up from Minors

Oakland Athletics OF Michael Taylor traveled with the team to Baltimore in case OF Coco ...

According to the Oakland Tribune, the A's called up outfielder Michael Taylor on Thursday. Taylor was hitting .366 with two home runs with Triple-A Sacramento and had a hit in nine of his previous 10 games. A corresponding move has yet to be made.

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Coco Crisp's ear infection prompted his DL placement. What does this mean for the A's, including Michael Taylor, Crisp's roster replacement?

Today, we need to turn our attention to an older minor league demographic. Consider this a Bryan LaHair tribute if you like. Or it's a celebration of Brandon Weeden. Or it's a tip of the cap to Brandon Moss, a man who just recorded his 1,000th career minor league hit. In any case, there are at least two recent call-ups you'll want to be familiar with, and neither is a prospect in the traditional...

Some owners tend to make a big deal out of spring stats, setting unrealistic expectations as a result. Scott White touches on that and shares a few minor leaguers worth tracking in his Reality Check.

Some owners tend to make a big deal out of spring stats, setting unrealistic expectations as a result. Scott White touches on that and shares a few minor leaguers worth tracking in his Reality Check.