Tony Kemp has called an end to his baseball career. Kemp, a former Vanderbilt star and Centennial graduate, announced his retirement from baseball on social media on May 15.

Tony Kemp's days with the Oakland A's may be coming to a close as free agency nears, so which plays did he say were his favorite from his time in the green and gold?

The Orioles announced this morning that veteran infielder/outfielder Tony Kemp has been designated for assignment. His spot on the roster will go to the game’s No. 1 overall prospect, Jackson ...

Tony Kemp quickly became a beloved figure within the Athletics organization in his four years with the team. And on Monday, it was revealed that Kemp will now transition to a broadcasting role ...

Former Vanderbilt baseball star Tony Kemp, who's in his ninth MLB season, was designated for assignment on Wednesday in the corresponding move for the 20-year-old Holliday.

Kemp broke out in 2021 with a stellar season — a .279/.382/.418 slash line and 3.4 wins above replacement, according to Baseball-Reference. He hit just .209 last year, but he walked more than he ...

Kemp will make a salary of $1MM, per Andy Kostka of The Baltimore Banner, a bit north of this year’s $740K league minimum. Kemp, 32, is coming off a decent stretch with the A’s over the past ...

Second baseman Tony Kemp #5 of the Oakland Athletics reacts after making a diving catch of a line drive hit by Jeimer Candelario of the Detroit Tigers during the eighth inning of Game Two of a ...

Athletics manager Bob Melvin recently praised Tony Kemp, saying the infielder had been playing well for the A’s for a while now. Heading into the A's 4-0 loss to the Los Angeles Angels on Saturday at ...

Oakland A's infielder Tony Kemp picked a great year to pledge a charitable contribution based upon his on-field performance. For the 2021 baseball season, Kemp teamed up with a national ...

Tony Kemp: I think my expectations were to just be in the big leagues at some point during the year. As far as this year, I think I’ve exceeded my expectations of what I thought could be ...