Will Henderson Alvarez be in the A’s rotation a month from now?
There’s no telling, but Alvarez is optimistic after throwing 30 pitches against hitters in Stockton Monday.
“It felt good, real good,’’ Alvarez said on returning to the A’s for Tuesday’s workout. “I threw all my pitches, and they all felt good.’’
The A’s signed Alvarez as a free agent shortly after the Miami Marlins made him a free agent by not tendering him a contract in December. They apparently weren’t willing to gamble on his health, but the A’s took a flier who was a 2014 National League All-Star with a 12-7 record, 2.