#jd-davis

#jd-davis

J.D. Davis began his Redemption Tour with a strong performance for the A's after being released by the Giants

Oakland tied the game 3-3, with notable performances from young prospects and their starting pitcher Alex Wood. [ more ]

J.D. Davis signed a one-year contract with the Oakland A's after being waived by the San Francisco Giants.

Davis will likely play third base for the A's with incentives in his $2.5M contract. [ more ]

J.D. Davis signs with Oakland Athletics for $2.5 million deal with incentives.

Davis picked A's over Mets for more playing time, despite Mets' interest. [ more ]

J.D. Davis signed a $2.5 million, one-year contract with the Oakland Athletics with additional performance bonuses.

Davis was released by the San Francisco Giants after an arbitration decision led to a salary disagreement. [ more ]

J.D. Davis was released by the Giants after being in limbo, and now he is a free agent owed only a fraction of his contract.

The Giants put Davis on waivers hoping to offload his salary but found no takers, leading to his release and replacement by Matt Chapman. [ more ]

The San Francisco Giants released J.D. Davis, saving significant money due to a loophole in salary arbitration rules.

Despite not being a central figure, Davis was considered valuable for the Giants and their roster needs. [ more ]

Financially motivated move by the Giants led to J.D. Davis being placed on release waivers.

Arbitration-eligible players released before Opening Day entitled to termination pay as per the collective bargaining agreement. [ more ]

Third baseman J.D. Davis has won his arbitration case against the San Francisco Giants, receiving a salary of $6.9 million.

The Giants had initially filed for a lower salary of $6.55 million. [ more ]