Wilson, Kurtz's injured teammate, has been outpaced by the breakout but remains a key contributor with strong second-half marks; his 2.4 fWAR trailing Kurtz and Langeliers hints at the depth in Oakland’s young core. His return would add more dynamic offense to an already potent lineup, elevating the team’s ceiling.

Wilson sports a .312 average across 369 at-bats with 46 runs, 17 doubles, 10 HR and 78 RBIs, signaling strong two-way potential and a path to multi-position eligibility. His bat-to-ball skills and power projection position him as a reliable mid-season add with meaningful upside once the call occurs.

Jacob Wilson, rehabbing after a forearm fracture, could return to the big-league lineup within the week. His rehab assignment with Triple-A Las Vegas frames the timeline for a potential big-league contribution, with fantasy value hinging on his performance upon return.

Wilson hits .312/.354/.439 with 10 HR, 45 RBI, and 5 SBs before an IL forearm fracture. He's resumed hitting and could return within ~2 weeks, timing perfect for fantasy playoffs. Sacramento-born impact at high-contact levels, with strong performance against lefties and an OPS near .900 at his home park, making him a multi-category contributor.

Jacob Wilson, a promising rookie with the Athletics, has been sidelined with a fractured forearm but is expected to return soon. His strong early season performance makes him a worthwhile stash for fantasy managers.