The post-season is always a blend of exciting and frustrating. Exciting to see games with so much riding on every pitch and to see some of the best teams strut their talent. Frustrating that the A’s are not one of…

Writer Nico argues that the incoming Oakland Athletics general manager and president of baseball operations must learn from the 2026 postseason. Reflecting on the playoffs, the author highlights the gap between how top contenders compete and how the Athletics operate, urging the future front office to pay close attention to recent postseason lessons.
The article also references the Milwaukee Brewers' sweep of the Los Angeles Dodgers to secure their first World Series appearance since 1982. Milwaukee's organizational blueprint and success under manager Pat Murphy, who emphasized Milwaukee's "gamers" against Los Angeles' stars, serve as a prominent example of successful team construction.
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