Noah Murdock| Year | W | L | Sv | Hold | IP | H | BB | SO | ER | ERA | WHIP | Rate |
| 2025 proj | 2 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 41.0 | 39 | 24 | 36 | 21 | 4.61 | 1.537 | 2.1 |
| 2025 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 12.0 | 14 | 13 | 12 | 13 | 9.75 | 2.250 | -59.8 |
| Date | News |
| 4/17/25 | [Holdout Sports] - A's reliever Noah Murdock makes amazing behind-the-back line drive catch (Video). A's reliever Noah Murdock makes amazing behind-the-back line drive catch (Video) Source: https://sportspyder.com/mlb/oakland-athletics/arti... |
| 4/09/25 | [Oakland A's Videos] - A's Cast Live: Noah Murdock Talks Major League Debut with the #Athletics. 2024 A's Rule 5 Pick Noah Murdock joins A's Broadcaster Chris Townsend to talk about his Major League Debut with the #Athletics. Source: https://sportspyder.com/mlb/oakland-athletics/arti... |
| 4/04/25 | [MLB: Film Room] - Noah Murdock escapes bases-loaded jam in the 10th | 04/04/2025. Noah Murdock strikes out Jordan Beck to strand the bases loaded and sidestep trouble in the bottom of the 10th Source: https://sportspyder.com/mlb/oakland-athletics/arti... |
| 3/31/25 | Two Former Virginia Baseball Pitchers Make MLB Debuts. While this year's Virginia baseball team had a big breakthrough weekend by completing a three-game sweep over No. 20 Stanford, it's also been a great couple of days for the program on the professional alumni front, as two former UVA pitchers made their Major League baseball debuts. Noah Murdock made his debut on Saturday, pitching 2.1 scoreless innings for the Athletics. Two days later, Mike Vasil tossed two scoreless innings for the Chicago White Sox. Source: https://www.si.com/college/virginia/two-former-vir... |
| 3/27/25 | [NBC Sports Bay Area] - Five intriguing Athletics storylines to follow during 2025 season. Roughly six weeks ago, Athletics manager proudly admitted that there lies a “” for his organization and its 2025 MLB season. Only hours remain before Opening Day at T-Mobile Park, and it’s clear the fourth-year skipper was right. The Athletics have momentum entering the newest 162-game slate. Despite finishing 2024 with a 69-93 record, the Green and Gold finished a promising 39-37 over their final 76 games, and their eventful offseason matched the franchise’s upbeat, youthful on-field energy. Money was spent. Cores remained intact. Veterans and prospects are eager to compete. Here are five on-field storylines to follow during the Athletics’ 2025 season. Big Names Worth The Bigger Checks? General manager David Forst entered the offseason expecting the Athletics to be “active” in MLB free agency ; both ideas came to fruition. The Athletics made waves throughout the league in December by signing right-handed ace to a franchise-record worth up to $67 million. The franchise followed the blockbuster move by retaining its core, signing All-Star designated hitter to a , rising-star outfielder to a and Kotsay to a worth an undisclosed amount. Numerous under-the-radar moves were made to address areas of need, too. The Athletics traded for veteran left-handed pitcher and his $10.5 million salary to ; signed right-handed reliever to a one-year, $10 million contract to likely be All-Star closer set-up man; and signed third baseman to a one-year, $2.5 million free-agent contract to . The Athletics committed more money than usual to more players than usual. While a risky process, all will be well if the Green and Gold collectively play as expected. A Strong Start Can Go A Long Way The Athletics need to start hot. They haven’t finished above .500 over the first 10 games of a regular season since the coronavirus-shortened 2020 campaign, when they began 6-4. The Athletics’ last playoff appearance coincidentally was that year. The opening 10-game stretch has indicated how successful the Athletics will be. In 2024, for example, the Athletics started about as unfavorably as any team could before missing the postseason for the fourth consecutive year. At their old Oakland Coliseum stomping grounds, the Athletics won just one of their first four games against first-year manager and the Cleveland Guardians, ultimately being outscored 29-11 over the four-game series. The Athletics would drop their next four and fall to 1-7, being outscored 49-19 on the season through eight games. Kotsay and his team often recall their strong second-half performance from 2024 and use the memory as fuel for what is possible. But despite their momentous offseason, the Athletics will struggle to reach the postseason any year they dig themselves a deep hole early in the first half. Youth Movement Persists The Athletics’ roster had an average age of 26.8 last season, and it’ll be carrying — and considering — a similar number of youngsters in 2025. On their first Opening Day, top prospect and shortstop is just 22, No. 7 overall prospect and infielder is 22, fifth starting pitcher is 23 and first baseman is 23. Butler still is 24, and don’t forget the injured Athletics players, as second baseman and pitcher are 25. No. 2 overall prospect and first baseman , who was selected No. 4 overall by the Athletics in the 2024 MLB Amateur Draft, also is expected to see the majors at some point in 2025. He’s just 22. Other Athletics players, such as relievers Noah Murdock and Miller, are just 26. While additions such as Severino, Urshela and Leclerc are north of 30, it’s clear the franchise remains very youth-oriented. Whose Time To Shine? The Athletics have had an underrated player emerge into a star over the past few seasons. Who will be next? In 2023, Rooker transformed from a down-on-his-luck outfielder to an MLB All-Star after slashing .246/.329/.488 with 114 hits, 69 RBI and 30 home runs, and has since been paid a massive sum correlative with his impact. Butler followed suit in 2024 and earned his expensive payday after slashing 291/.330/.565 with 89 hits, 50 RBI and 20 home runs over of the 2024 season. Miller, too, made himself a household name as an All-Star and rookie closer after posting a 2.49 ERA with 104 strikeouts over 65 innings in 55 games, embarrassing opposing batters with his four-seam fastball that casually surpasses 103 miles per hour. Kotsay emphasized that one of his favorite aspects of his new-look roster is, in a good way, the lack of opportunities available; in other words, Kotsay doesn’t believe external struggling players can view the Athletics as a haven, as the franchise is trying to win now and has faith in its current roster. So, who will be the next up-and-comer to break out with the Green and Gold? From Wilson to Estes, there are plenty of competitive candidates. Another Leap In The Win Column? The Athletics made a 19-game jump in the win column in 2024 and can do something similar in 2025. They finished 69-93 in 2024 and a duplic... Source: https://sportspyder.com/mlb/oakland-athletics/arti... |
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