Wilson’s Shoulder Surgery Ends Season | MLB News

Jacob Wilson’s season is officially over after surgery is scheduled for his injured left shoulder, following a thumb issue that limited him to just 80 games and a disappointing .266 batting average — a drop from his All-Star rookie year. The A’s moved him to the 60-day IL, and while recovery timing is still unknown, Zack Gelof’s similar surgery offers hope: he returned to spring training by mid-March and rejoined the team in April. Wilson, who signed a $70M extension last winter, now hopes this procedure will restore his health for a strong 2027 season — as the A’s look to bounce back with key players returning fit and firing.

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