A's first round selection Jamie Arnold met with the media Monday afternoon in the home dugout at Sutter Health Park. The 11th overall draft pick in the 2025 MLB Draft was all smiles, decked out in his ...

The Athletics have signed left-handed pitcher Jamie Arnold, reports Jim Callis of MLB.com. The A’s took him with the 11th ...

The A’s first-round draft pick has made his way to the capital city. As the team returned from its ten-game road trip on ...

Baseball America just released their top-100 re-rankings following the MLB Draft, and Arnold finds himself ranked as the No. 64 overall prospect. The A's top prospect remains Gage Jump, whom they ...

The Athletics have selected Florida State baseball star pitcher Jamie Arnold with the 11th pick in the 2025 MLB Draft. Arnold is now the highest picked FSU baseball player since Buster Posey, who was ...

Where is FSU baseball pitcher Jamie Arnold expected to go in the 2025 MLB Draft? Here's a look at his latest mock draft projections.

For the second consecutive year, the Florida State baseball team has produced at least one first-round Major League Baseball Draft pick. Left-handed ace Jamie Arnold was selected Sunday evening in the ...

For the past two years, few Division I pitchers have been better than Florida State left-hander Jamie Arnold, who became the No. 11 pick in the 2025 MLB Draft when the Athletics selected him on ...

Arnold is now the highest picked FSU baseball player since Buster Posey, who was picked fifth in the 2008 draft by the San Francisco. The slot value for the 11th overall pick is $5,985,100.

Jamie Arnold sat high above the diamond in a suite at Chase Field, watching the buzz of the 2025 MLB Draft Combine unfold below. For the Florida State lefthander, the day had been a blur—nonstop ...

Arnold will enter his third season with the Florida State Seminoles in 2025, and he’s been dominant every season, with his 2024 campaign being his best. He made 18 starts last season, where he ...

Jamie Arnold, a left-hander who is garnering buzz ahead of this year’s MLB draft, was pitching for the Seminoles. And ahead of the game at least, these two teens had the best view.