Former Athletics INF Tony Kemp to Join A’s Broadcast Team

The following release is courtesy of Athletics communications

The Athletics announced today that former A’s infielder Tony Kemp will join the A’s broadcast team for select games this season. The fan favorite will feature on pre- and postgame coverage on A’s Cast on NBC Sports California and will also serve as a television and radio analyst for select series this summer.

Welcome Tony Kemp 🤩 pic.twitter.com/rcS0LAk2ME

— Athletics (@Athletics) June 16, 2025

Kemp will make his on-air debut this week, as the A’s take on the Astros. A fifth-round selection by Houston in the 2013 First-Year Player Draft, he played in parts of four Major League seasons with the Astros from 2016–19, and with the A’s from 2020–23, as part of a nine-year Major League career.

The four-time Roberto Clemente Award nominee announced his retirement on May 15. Throughout his playing career, Kemp was known for his work off the field, including his commitment to HCP Cureblindness and Players for the Planet, and his creation of the +1 EFFECT, an initiative to inspire honest conversations about racism and social injustice.

When is the next Athletics game?

• Monday, June 16th – Thursday, June 20th – vs. Houston Astros
• Friday, June 20th – Sunday, June 22nd – vs. Cleveland Guardians
• Tuesday, June 24th – Thursday, June 26th – @ Detroit Tigers
• Friday, June 27th – Sunday, June 29th – @ New York Yankees
• Monday, June 30th – Wednesday, July 2nd – @ Tampa Bay Rays

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