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Athletics’ Jacob Wilson (bruised hand) exits after getting hit by pitch

By Thomson Reuters Aug 14, 2026 | 11:12 PM

Athletics shortstop Jacob Wilson exited the Friday game against the Texas Rangers in Sacramento, Calif., ​in the bottom of the ‌second inning with a bruised left hand.

Wilson was plunked on the hand in the bottom of the first inning by ‌a ​pitch from Rangers right-hander ⁠Kumar Rocker. He ⁠was in pain but elected to remain in the contest and later scored on Carlos Cortes’ three-run ​double.

Wilson played in the field in the top of the second ⁠inning, but Alika ⁠Williams pinch-hit when Wilson’s spot ​in the order came up in ​the bottom of the inning.

Wilson, 24, ‌is batting .269 with seven homers and 37 RBIs in 79 games this season.

By playing two innings in ⁠the field Friday, Wilson extended his major league record without an error for a ⁠shortstop to ‌115 straight games.

The Los ⁠Angeles native spent time on ​the ‌10-day injured list twice ​this season, ⁠due to left shoulder and right thumb injuries.

Wilson was the starting shortstop for the American League in the 2025 All-Star Game as a rookie.

–Field ​Level Media