This is a list of award winners and league leaders for the Athletics of Major League Baseball.
The team was known as the Philadelphia Athletics from to , the Kansas City Athletics from to , and the Oakland Athletics from to .
American League Most Valuable Player See: Kenesaw Mountain Landis Most Valuable Player Award Eddie Collins (1914) Mickey Cochrane (1928) Lefty Grove (1931) Jimmie Foxx (1932, 1933) Bobby Shantz (1952) Vida Blue (1971) Reggie Jackson (1973) José Canseco (1988) Rickey Henderson (1990) Dennis Eckersley (1992) Jason Giambi (2000) Miguel Tejada (2002)
American League Cy Young Award See: Cy Young Award Vida Blue (1971) Catfish Hunter (1974) Bob Welch (1990) Dennis Eckersley (1992) Barry Zito (2002)
American League Rookie of the Year See: Jackie Robinson Rookie of the Year Award Harry Byrd (1952) José Canseco (1986) Mark McGwire (1987) Walt Weiss (1988) Ben Grieve (1998) Bobby Crosby (2004) Huston Street (2005) Andrew Bailey (2009) Nick Kurtz (2025)
American League Manager of the Year See: Manager of the Year Award Tony La Russa (1988, 1992) Bob Melvin (2012, 2018)
American League Gold Glove Award Pitcher Mike Norris (1980, 1981)
Catcher Sean Murphy (2021)
First base Vic Power (1958) Mark McGwire (1990) Matt Olson (2018, 2019)
Third base Eric Chavez (2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006) Matt Chapman (2018, 2019, 2021)
Shortstop Alfredo Griffin (1985)
Outfield Joe Rudi (1974, 1975, 1976) Dwayne Murphy (1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985) Rickey Henderson (1981) Josh Reddick (2012)
American League Platinum Glove Award Matt Chapman (Third Base) (2018, 2019)
Wilson Defensive Player of the Year Award
See explanatory note at Atlanta Braves award winners and league leaders. Team (at all positions) (2012) (2013)
American League Silver Slugger Designated hitter Brent Rooker (2024)
First baseman Mark McGwire (1992, 1996) Jason Giambi (2001) Nick Kurtz (2025)
Third baseman Eric Chavez (2002)
Outfield Rickey Henderson (1981, 1990) Jose Canseco (1988, 1990, 1991)
All-MLB Team See: All-MLB Team First team Relief pitcher Liam Hendriks (2020) Second team Relief pitcher Liam Hendriks (2019) Mason Miller (2024) First base Nick Kurtz (2025) Shortstop Marcus Semien (2019)
Edgar Martínez Award See: Edgar Martínez Award Dave Kingman (1984) Dave Parker (1989) Khris Davis (2018)
Mariano Rivera AL Reliever of the Year Award See: Major League Baseball Reliever of the Year Award Liam Hendriks (2020)
Rolaids Relief Man Award See: Rolaids Relief Man Award Dennis Eckersley (1988, 1992) Billy Koch (2002) Keith Foulke (2003)
MLB All-Century Team (1999) See: MLB All-Century Team Ty Cobb, outfielder (1927–1928) Lefty Grove, pitcher (1925–1933) Mark McGwire, first baseman (1986–1997)
DHL Hometown Heroes (2006) See: DHL Hometown Heroes Reggie Jackson (1967–1975, 1987) (winner) Dennis Eckersley (1987–1995) (nominee) Lefty Grove (1925–1933) (nominee) Rickey Henderson (1979–1984, 1989–1993, 1994–1995, 1998) (nominee) Catfish Hunter (1965–1974) (nominee)
MLB All-Time Team (1997; Baseball Writers' Association of America) See: MLB All-Time Team Harold Baines, designated hitter (1990–1992) (runner-up) Ty Cobb, center fielder (1927–1928) (runner-up) Dennis Eckersley, relief pitcher (1987–1995) (runner-up) Jimmie Foxx, first baseman (1925–1935) (runner-up) Joe Morgan, second baseman (1984) (runner-up)
Baseball Prospectus "Internet Baseball Awards" Team of the Decade (1999)
Reliever of the Decade: Dennis Eckersley, Athletics–Cardinals–Red Sox First Base: Mark McGwire, Athletics–Cardinals 2001 Most Valuable Player, AL: Jason Giambi 2005 Rookie of the Year, AL: Huston Street
Chuck Tanner Major League Baseball Manager of the Year Award
Bob Melvin (2012)
Babe Ruth Award (World Series) See: Babe Ruth Award Gene Tenace (1972) Bert Campaneris (1973) Dick Green (1974) Dave Stewart (1989)
Topps All-Star Rookie Teams See: Topps All-Star Rookie Teams 1961: Dick Howser, shortstop 1962: Ed Charles, third baseman & Manny Jiménez, outfielder 1964: Bert Campaneris, shortstop 1966: Jim Nash, right-handed pitcher 1967: Rick Monday, outfielder 1971: Ángel Mangual, outfielder 1974: Claudell Washington, outfielder 1977: Wayne Gross, third baseman & Mitchell Page, outfielder 1978: Dave Revering, first baseman & John Johnson, left-handed pitcher 1983: Bob Kearney, catcher 1986: José Canseco, outfielder 1987: Mark McGwire, first baseman 1988: Walt Weiss, shortstop 1996: Tony Batista, second baseman 1998: A. J. Hinch, catcher & Ben Grieve, outfielder 2000: Terrence Long, outfielder 2002: Mark Ellis, second baseman 2005: Dan Johnson, first baseman & Huston Street, right-handed pitcher 2008: Brad Ziegler, right-handed pitcher 2012: Yoenis Céspedes, outfielder
Baseball America Major League Executive of the Year See: Baseball America Major League Executive of the Year – Billy Beane
Team award – American League pennant – American League pennant – World Series championshipThe World Series Trophy was first awarded in 1967. In 1985, it was re-named the Commissioner's Trophy. From 1970 to 1984, the "Commissioner's Trophy" was the name of the award given to the All-Star Game MVP. – World Series championship – World Series championship – American League pennant – World Series championship – World Series championship – American League pennant – World Series Trophy – World Series Trophy – World Series Trophy – Baseball America Organization of the Year 1988 – William Harridge Trophy (American League champion) – Commissioner's Trophy (World Series) – William Harridge Trophy (American League champion) – Baseball America Organization of the Year
Team records (single-game, single-season, career)
Minor-league system
MiLB Overall Minor League Hitter of the Year
2009 – Chris Carter
Organizational Player and Pitcher of the Year Organizational Player and Pitcher of the YearYearPlayer of the YearPitcher of the Year1995 Steve Cox Derek Manning 1996 D. T. Cromer Willie Adams 1997 Ben Grieve Brad Rigby 1998 Eric Chavez Jay Witasick 1999 Adam Piatt Tim Hudson 2000 José Ortiz Barry Zito 2001 Esteban Germán Mario Ramos 2002 Graham Koonce Rich Harden 2003 Graham Koonce Rich Harden 2004 Dan Johnson Santiago Casilla 2005 Andre Ethier Dallas Braden 2006 Jeff Baisley Jason Windsor 2007 Daric Barton Trevor Cahill 2008 Chris Carter Trevor Cahill 2009 Chris Carter Pedro Figueroa 2010 Grant Green Ian Krol 2011 Michael ChoiceJermaine Mitchell Graham Godfrey 2012 Miles Head A. J. GriffinDan Straily 2013 Anthony Aliotti Sonny Gray 2014 Matt OlsonDaniel Robertson Seth Streich 2015 Chad Pinder Ryan Dull 2016 Ryon Healy Daniel Mengden 2017 Matt Olson A. J. Puk 2018 Ramón Laureano Jesús Luzardo 2019 Seth Brown Daulton Jefferies
Other achievements
National Baseball Hall of Fame See: Oakland Athletics#Hall of Famers
California Sports Hall of Fame
Athletics in the California Sports Hall of FameNo.PlayerPositionTenureNotes 9, 31, 44 Reggie Jackson RF 1968–19751987 10, 11, 22, 29, 42 Tony La Russa IFManager 19631968–19711986–1995
Athletics in the Bay Area Sports Hall of Fame See: Oakland Athletics#Bay Area Sports Hall of Fame
Athletics in the Philadelphia Baseball Wall of Fame See: Oakland Athletics#Philadelphia Baseball Wall of Fame
Retired numbers See: Oakland Athletics#Retired numbers
Catfish Hunter Award See footnoteCatfish Hunter Award (2004–present). Baseball-Almanac. Retrieved 2011-08-19. and Catfish Hunter The award is given to the Athletics' most inspirational player. YearWinnerPositionRefP 2BC 2B1BCPOFOFOF C/OF/1B C/OF/1B C/OF/1B2B 3B SS SSP C/1B1BC
Sporting News Sportsman of the Year See: Sporting News#Sportsman of the Year 1972: Charlie Finley
Ford C. Frick Award recipients See: Oakland Athletics#Ford C. Frick Award recipients
Sports Illustrated Top 10 GMs/Executives of the Decade (2009) See: List of 2009 all-decade Sports Illustrated awards and honors#Top 10 GMs/Executives of the Decade No. 10 – Billy Beane (the list's only other MLB GMs were Boston's Theo Epstein, No. 3, and Seattle and Philadelphia's Pat Gillick, No. 7)
American League Statistical Batting Leaders
Batting Average Nap Lajoie .426 (1901) (Modern Major League Record) Al Simmons .381 (1930) Al Simmons .390 (1931) Jimmie Foxx .356 (1933) Ferris Fain .344 (1951) Ferris Fain .327 (1952)
On-base Percentage Nap Lajoie .463 (1901) Topsy Hartsel .409 (1905) Topsy Hartsel .405 (1907) Jimmie Foxx .463 (1929) Mickey Cochrane .459 (1933) Ferris Fain .438 (1952) Rickey Henderson .439 (1990) Mark McGwire .467 (1996) Jason Giambi .476 (2000) Jason Giambi .477 (2001)
Slugging Percentage Nap Lajoie .643 (1901) Jimmie Foxx .749 (1932) Jimmie Foxx .703 (1933) Jimmie Foxx .636 (1935) Reggie Jackson .608 (1969) Reggie Jackson .531 (1973) Mark McGwire .618 (1987) José Canseco .569 (1988) Mark McGwire .585 (1992) Mark McGwire .730 (1996) Jason Giambi .660 (2001)
OPS Nap Lajoie 1.106 (1901) Jimmie Foxx 1.218 (1932) Jimmie Foxx 1.152 (1933) Jimmie Foxx 1.097 (1935) Reggie Jackson 1.018 (1969) Reggie Jackson .914 (1973) Rickey Henderson 1.016 (1990) Mark McGwire 1.197 (1996) Jason Giambi 1.137 (2001)
Games George Burns 130 (1918) Co-Leader Jimmie Dykes 155 (1921) Chick Galloway 155 (1922) Co-Leader Bing Miller 154 (1930) Co-Leader Frankie Hayes 155 (1944) Co-Leader Dave Philley 157 (1953) Norm Siebern 162 (1962) Co-Leader Sal Bando 162 (1968) Co-Leader Sal Bando 162 (1969) Co-Leader Sal Bando 162 (1973) Co-Leader Sal Bando 160 (1975) Co-Leader Phil Garner 160 (1975) Co-Leader Tony Armas 109 (1981) Co-Leader Terrence Long 162 (2001) Co-Leader Miguel Tejada 162 (2001) Co-Leader Terrence Long 162 (2002) Co-Leader Miguel Tejada 162 (2002) Co-Leader
At Bats Al Simmons 654 (1925) Al Simmons 670 (1932) Doc Cramer 661 (1933) Doc Cramer 649 (1934) Doc Cramer 644 (1935) Lou Finney 653 (1936) Bert Campaneris 642 (1968) Bert Campaneris 625 (1972)
Runs Nap Lajoie 145 (1901) Dave Fultz 109 (1902) Co-Leader Topsy Hartsel 109 (1902) Co-Leader Harry Davis 93 (1905) Eddie Collins 137 (1912) Eddie Collins 125 (1913) Eddie Collins 122 (1914) Al Simmons 152 (1930) Jimmie Foxx 151 (1932) Reggie Jackson 123 (1969) Reggie Jackson 99 (1973) Rickey Henderson 89 (1981) Rickey Henderson 119 (1990)
Hits Nap Lajoie 232 (1901) George Burns 178 (1918) Al Simmons 253 (1925) Al Simmons 216 (1932) Bert Campaneris 177 (1968) Joe Rudi 181 (1972) Rickey Henderson 135 (1981)
Total Bases Nap Lajoie 350 (1901) George Burns 236 (1918) Al Simmons 392 (1925) Al Simmons 373 (1929) Jimmie Foxx 438 (1932) Jimmie Foxx 403 (1933) Sal Bando 295 (1973) Co-Leader Joe Rudi 287 (1974)
Doubles Nap Lajoie 48 (1901) Harry Davis 43 (1902) Co-Leader Socks Seybold 45 (1903) Harry Davis 47 (1905) Harry Davis 35 (1907) Eric McNair 47 (1932) Ferris Fain 43 (1952) Sal Bando 32 (1973) Co-Leader Joe Rudi 39 (1974) Jason Giambi 47 (2001)
Triples Frank Baker 19 (1909) Harry Simpson 11 (1956) Co-Leader Gino Cimoli 15 (1962) Bert Campaneris 12 (1965) Co-Leader Joe Rudi 9 (1972) Co-Leader
Home Runs Nap Lajoie 14 (1901) Socks Seybold 16 (1902) Harry Davis 10 (1904) Harry Davis 8 (1905) Harry Davis 12 (1906) Harry Davis 8 (1907) Home Run Baker 11 (1911) Home Run Baker 10 (1912) Co-Leader Home Run Baker 12 (1913) Home Run Baker 9 (1914) Tilly Walker 11 (1918) Co-Leader Jimmie Foxx 58 (1932) Jimmie Foxx 48 (1933) Jimmie Foxx 36 (1935) Co-Leader Gus Zernial 33 (1951) Reggie Jackson 32 (1973) Reggie Jackson 36 (1975) Co-Leader Tony Armas 22 (1981) Co-Leader Mark McGwire 49 (1987) José Canseco 42 (1988) José Canseco 44 (1991) Co-Leader Mark McGwire 52 (1996) Khris Davis 48 (2018)
RBI Nap Lajoie 125 (1901) Harry Davis 83 (1905) Harry Davis 96 (1906) Frank Baker 130 (1912) Frank Baker 117 (1912) Al Simmons 157 (1929) Jimmie Foxx 169 (1932) Jimmie Foxx 163 (1933) Reggie Jackson 117 (1973) José Canseco 124 (1988)
Walks Topsy Hartsel 87 (1902) Topsy Hartsel 121 (1905) Topsy Hartsel 88 (1906) Topsy Hartsel 106 (1907) Topsy Hartsel 93 (1908) Max Bishop 128 (1929) Jimmie Foxx 111 (1934) Gene Tenace 110 (1974)