Theo Derosa is a writer/researcher at various publications including The Commercial Dispatch and Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal. He specializes in themes related to sports, particularly focusing on competitive and professional sports, as well as sports business and broadcasting. Theo's work has been featured in notable outlets such as BVM Sports, Minor League Baseball, and Major League Baseball (MLB).
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By: Theo Derosa
WEST SACRAMENTO -- Andrés Giménez stood in the batter’s box as if frozen in place, keeping his bat extended and watching his game-tying ninth-inning home run in flight. He posed there for several seconds before jogging down the first-base line and flipping his bat end over end in front of
By: Theo Derosa
WEST SACRAMENTO -- Kazuma Okamoto is closing on a high note. On Tuesday night, the Blue Jays rookie continued his scorching September by homering for the second straight game against the Athletics at Sutter Health Park. His solo dinger to left field off A’s righty Jack Perkins in the second
By: Theo DeRosa
Blue Jays blanked by A's in crucial opportunity to gain AL Wild Card ground Share
By: Theo DeRosa
Miles was a Rule 5 long shot. Now, he's an indispensable Blue Jays arm Share
By: Theo Derosa
WEST SACRAMENTO -- The A’s have weathered blow after blow in 2026, dealing with a seemingly endless stream of long-term injuries to their top hitters. So when All-Star catcher Shea Langeliers was activated from the injured list on Saturday, it was a rare piece of good news for a club
By: Theo Derosa
WEST SACRAMENTO -- Life moves fast for Mark Ellis. One day, you’re an infielder at the University of Florida, earning the nickname “Ellis Island” for your standout defense before being drafted by the Royals in the ninth round in 1999. The next, you’re shipped to the Athletics in a three-team
By: Theo DeRosa
Jump departs due to left shoulder soreness against Mariners
By: Theo Derosa
WEST SACRAMENTO -- When Shea Langeliers underwent surgery on July 28 to repair a torn right meniscus, the procedure was expected to sideline the Athletics’ All-Star catcher until 2027. Personally, though, Langeliers had his doubts about that timeline. “‘I’m coming back this year,’” Langeliers told himself. “‘I’m not going to
By: Theo Derosa
WEST SACRAMENTO -- The Athletics aren’t going to the postseason in 2026. As a consolation, they’re dragging a division rival down with them.
Muñoz's improved changeup an unhittable weapon This story was excerpted from Daniel Kramer’s Mariners Beat newsletter. To read the full newsletter, click here.
