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A’s Hire Cam Castro From the Brewers as General Manager
Cam Castro joins a rebuilt front office after Milwaukee’s 2026 championship season and will replace David Forst as the A’s reshape baseball operations.
- On Wednesday, the Athletics hired Cam Castro, the Milwaukee Brewers' senior vice president of player development, as their new general manager to work under President of Baseball Operations Taylor Smith.
- The Athletics have been searching for a general manager since David Forst agreed to part ways with the franchise, ending his 27-year tenure; assistant general manager Dan Feinstein has overseen baseball operations on an interim basis since August.
- Castro, 36, played a key role in the Milwaukee Brewers' World Series championship last week, bringing seven years of pitching development expertise since joining the organization in 2019.
- He inherits an Athletics team that finished 64-98 in 2026, fourth in the American League West, posting the worst ERA in the majors at 5.43 and ranking 29th in WHIP at 1.52.
- Under Smith and Castro, the Athletics will play their final season at Sutter Health Park in West Sacramento in 2027 before the franchise moves to a new ballpark on the Las Vegas Strip by Opening Day 2028.
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Brewers SVP of player development joining Athletics as general manager
LAS VEGAS, Nv. — It should come as no surprise that when a Major League Baseball team wins the World Series, the phone calls start coming to those in the team’s front office from other organizations eager to offer a role with their club. The Milwaukee Brewers are not immune to the norm, with their […]
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