The Best Games By One Batter For Every Club

Do you know your favorite team's best individual single-game hitting performance? From Hall of Famers to players who otherwise had obscure careers, there's a diverse list in that category. With the help of all 30 MLB.com beat writers, here's the best game any one batter has had for each club.

St. Louis Official Site

Khris Davis Focused On 2020 Season, Turns Page On 2019

Through the first 17 games of the 2019 season, Khris Davis did exactly what earned him the “Khrush” moniker that has now become synonymous with his name: He mashed home runs. Ten of his first 68 at-bats ended with a jog around the bases. But then, he hit just two homers over his next 34 games, with both of those coming in the same outing.

Oakland Official Site

Athletics Taking A Look At Matt Wieters

With one potential veteran catcher target, Stephen Vogt, off the board, the A’s have inquired about another possibility — and a switch hitter, at that.

SF Chronicle

Juan Soto Is Getting The Recognition He Deserves

Juan Soto seemingly never got a lot of attention since his debut last season. The young up and comer is surrounded by stars such as Max Scherzer, Stephen Strasburg, Anthony Rendon, Trea Turner, and before this season, Bryce Harper. Now, thanks to some postseason heroics— including a homer, a double, and a single in World Series Game One— Soto is getting a lot more attention.

Beyond The Boxscore

Stephen Piscotty Might Play Before The End Of The Regular Season

Stephen Piscotty, sidelined the past two weeks with a high ankle sprain, wore a walking boot in the clubhouse. His return is not imminent, though Piscotty remains optimistic he can play before the regular season ends Sept. 29.

SF Chroncile

Jake Diekman Excited To Join 'The Hunt' With Athletics

After the headaches experienced playing the A’s in divisional matchups over the last four seasons, Jake Diekman looks forward to getting a behind-the-scenes view of how his new club always tends to make some magic happen.

Oakland Official Site

Yusei Kikuchi Encouraged By Successful Adjustments

Yusei Kikuchi put together his strongest performance in two months on Friday, but it wasn’t enough to stop the Mariners’ slide as Oakland pulled out a 5-2 victory in the series opener at T-Mobile Park.

Seattle Official Site

It's Time To Address The Elephant In The Room: Paul Goldschmidt

Paul Goldschmidt has been regarded as one of baseball’s premier players. This season, however, the numbers tell a different story.

Call To The Pen

Athletics Placed Khris Davis On The Ten-Day Injured List

Oakland PR Official Twitter

Khris Davis Leaves Game Early With Hip Contusion

Martin Gallegos Twitter

Khris Davis Day-To-Day After Crashing Into Railing

Khris Davis made a highlight-reel catch in foul territory in the first inning of Sunday’s 5-3 loss to the Pirates, but he sustained a left hip contusion in the process, the A's announced. A’s manager Bob Melvin said that the slugger is day to day.

Oakland Official Site

Khris Davis, Athletics Agree To Two-Year Extension

Khris Davis fell in love with Oakland the minute he arrived in a trade from Milwaukee in 2016. The slugger made it clear he wanted to remain a member of the A's beyond 2019, and now, it looks like he'll be sticking around a little longer.

Oakland Official Site

You Cannot Stop Mike Trout Right Now

The home runs keep coming for Angels superstar Mike Trout, who absolutely clobbered his fifth career grand slam in a 5-1 win over the Rangers on Saturday, giving him four homers over his past three games.

Anaheim Official Site

Khris Davis Connects Again, But Lead Slips Away

The A’s tried to tolerate their 6-2 loss Friday night to the Angels by focusing on Marco Estrada's six innings instead of the bullpen’s final two.

Oakland Official Site

Athletics Placed Nick Martini On The Injured List

Oakland PR Official Twitter

Joey Votto's Plate Discipline In A League Of It's Own

Joey Votto, by his own account, did not feel like himself last season. He felt out of sync, and he's entered Spring Training looking for a bounceback to his usual MVP level in 2019.

Cincinnati Official Site

Khris Davis Hampered By Calf Strain

A’s slugger Khris Davis, who has yet to make his spring debut, is dealing with a mild left calf strain, manager Bob Melvin revealed Saturday.

Oakland Official Site

Here's The All-Underrated Team For 2019

Everybody throws around the term "underrated" in the world of sports, but nobody knows what it means. It's subjective and relative.

St. Louis Official Site

David Peralta Took A Step Forward In 2018

Going into the offseason, the Diamondbacks were probably going to lose Patrick Corbin and AJ Pollock. Re-signing the center fielder or pitcher wasn’t completely out of the question, but it didn’t seem entirely likely. Not only did they not re-sign either, but they also traded away Paul Goldschmidt, the face of their franchise who is second on the team’s all-time bWAR list. With all the players that have left, the best remaining might be David Peralta. If he’s not, he’s at least their best position player. That is, if he can repeat his 2018.

Beyond The Boxscore

Athletics Signed Khris Davis For One-Year/$16.5M To Avoid Arbitration

Jon Heyman Twitter