2016 MLB Draft: Oakland A's select LHP A.J. Puk with No. 6 overall pick

A’s sign 1st rounder A.J. Puk

The Oakland Athletics sign their highest draft pick since drafting Mark Mulder second in 1998.

MLB Draft 2016: Grading the Oakland A's picks

Opinions vary!

MLB Draft 2016: A’s sign overslot deals with 2 high schoolers

The Athletics have signed fourth-rounder Skylar Szynski and 16th-rounder Anthony Churlin, but they’re well short of incurring any major penalties in next year’s draft.

A’s sign Cal’s Jefferies, 25 of 41 picks

The Athletics have signed their Comp A pick.

Eyeball Scout: A.J. Puks With Florida State In The Regionals

Watch A.J. Puk pitch for Florida on ESPN2!!

Talking with A’s 2nd Draft Pick Daulton Jefferies

The A’s didn’t have to look far to find their second pick in this year’s amateur draft. With the 37th overall selection, the team took Daulton Jefferies, a 20-year-old right-hander who’s spent the past three years pitching right in their own backyard at UC Berkeley for the California Golden Bears.

MLB Draft: More pitching for the A's in Rounds 3-10

The A's made eight more picks on Day 2 of the draft, and five of them were pitchers.

MLB Draft Open Thread, Day 2: A's pick in Rounds 3-10

After taking three college pitchers on Day 1, the A's will make eight more picks on Friday.

A's take college pitchers with their top three picks

With their three top-50 picks, the A's selected LHP A.J. Puk out of Florida (No. 6), RHP Daulton Jefferies out of Cal (No. 37), and RHP Logan Shore out of Florida (No. 47).

A's select Logan Shore with No. 47 overall pick

The A's took college pitchers with each of their first three picks.

A's select Daulton Jefferies with No. 37 overall pick

The A's grabbed a local guy from Cal with their second pick in the draft.

A's select A.J. Puk with No. 6 overall pick

MLB Draft 2016 Open Thread: A's pick Nos. 6, 37, 47

When your team is nine games under .500, draft day is like a holiday.

A's recent draft history at the top of the 1st round

The A's don't pick in the top 10 of the MLB Draft very often, since they're usually a good team.

How to watch the 2016 MLB Draft: Times, TV, online

Follow along as the A's pick No. 6, No. 37, and No. 47 on Thursday.

A's organizational depth chart entering the draft

A complete depth chart including every name you need to know, from Sonny Gray down to Single-A.

2016 Draft: A's Potential 1st-Round Pick Preview

The A's pick No. 6 in the MLB Draft on Thursday, their highest pick since 1998. Which amateur prospects might be on their radar?

2015 draft review: Martin, Chalmers, maximize bonus pool

It's too early to judge this draft class, but the A's appear to have made the most of the picks they had to work with.

The 2016 Budget and Funding the Draft

High draft picks mean the opportunity to spend more money on the draft. Do the A's have that cash to spare?

2014 draft review: Matt Chapman gamble is working out

The A's picked a player no one thought would go in the first round, but so far their bold choice is looking smart.

2013 draft review: Pinder's class poised to break out

MLB's 2013 draft class is only just beginning to reach the bigs, and several A's picks are on the cusp of doing so.

2012 draft review: Matt Olson is the X-Factor

Getting Addison Russell ensured this was a good draft, but if fellow first-rounder Olson pans out then this class will reach another level.

2011 Draft review: Sonny saves an empty class

Only two players from the A's 2011 draft class have reached MLB, but partly because there just wasn't much talent available at all.