The Athletics sent CJ Alexander to Triple-A Las Vegas on Thursday, per team updates, after he fell short in his bid for a reserve roster position this spring.

Fantasy Impact

Alexander couldn’t secure a bench spot with the Athletics, heading to Las Vegas Thursday to provide depth at corner infield and outfield roles following a competitive camp. His multi-position flexibility stands out. Fantasy managers in deep dynasty leagues should stash him, eyeing the 28-year-old’s potential for a midseason call-up if Oakland needs versatile depth in 2025.

Alexander (undisclosed) will start at third base and bat eighth in Wednesday’s Cactus League game against the Diamondbacks, per team reports.

Fantasy Impact

Alexander, 28, bounced back from a mysterious Monday exit vs. the White Sox—two days later, he’s in the lineup, hinting at a small hiccup, pushing for an A’s utility gig. Fantasy managers in deeper leagues can note his versatility; he’s a low-key multi-position sleeper if he sticks.

Alexander (undisclosed) left in the seventh inning of Monday’s spring game against the White Sox, per team reports.

Fantasy Impact

Alexander swapped in for JJ Bleday to start the seventh but departed soon after with an unclear injury—Colby Halter took over, with more info expected post-game. Fantasy managers in deeper leagues should hold tight; his status hinges on what’s revealed next.

The A’s have claimed CJ Alexander off waivers and optioned him to Triple-A Las Vegas.

Fantasy Impact

Alexander was designated for assignment by the Royals Tuesday. He will provide depth should the A’s need an infielder at the major league level.

The Royals released CJ Alexander.

Fantasy Impact

Alexander will look for a new landing spot to close the season.