Oakland Athletics Roster - Current Roster

Current Roster

Oakland Athletics 2013 spring training roster
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40-man roster Non-roster invitees Coaches/Other

Pitchers

  • 49 Brett Anderson
  • 50 Grant Balfour
  • 54 Travis Blackley
  • 13 Jerry Blevins
  • 60 Jesse Chavez
  • 48 Ryan Cook
  • 62 Sean Doolittle
  • 65 Pedro Figueroa
  • 64 A. J. Griffin
  • -- Arnold Leon
  • 57 Tommy Milone
  • 40 Pat Neshek
  • 77 Jordan Norberto
  • 11 Jarrod Parker
  • 47 Brad Peacock
  • -- Chris Resop
  • 58 Evan Scribner
  • 67 Dan Straily
  • -- Andrew Werner
  • -- Michael Ynoa

Catchers

  • 14 George Kottaras
  • 36 Derek Norris

Infielders

  • 10 Daric Barton
  • 22 Chris Carter
  • 20 Josh Donaldson
  • -- Grant Green
  • 37 Brandon Moss
  • -- Andy Parrino
  • 17 Adam Rosales
  • 29 Scott Sizemore
  • 28 Eric Sogard
  • 19 Jemile Weeks

Outfielders

  • 52 Yoenis Céspedes
  • 12 Collin Cowgill
  • 4 Coco Crisp
  • -- Shane Peterson
  • 16 Josh Reddick
  • 15 Seth Smith
  • 23 Michael Taylor
  • -- Chris Young

Pitchers

  • -- Mike Ekstrom
  • -- Garrett Olson
  • -- Justin Thomas

Catchers

  • None

Infielders

  • -- Scott Moore

Outfielders

  • None

Manager

  • 6 Bob Melvin

Coaches

  • 30 Chili Davis (hitting)
  • 3 Mike Gallego (third base)
  • 8 Chip Hale (bench)
  • -- Chris Pittaro (special assistant)
  • -- Ariel Prieto (coach)
  • -- Darren Bush (bullpen)
  • 46 Tye Waller (first base)
  • 41 Curt Young (pitching)


Restricted list

  • 21 Bartolo Colón


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