Langeliers Returns to Action as A's Eye End-of-Season DH Role; Arnold Injured in Minor League

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Shea Langeliers opened a rehab stint with Triple-A Las Vegas, going 2-for-3 with a double in his first action back from knee surgery and likely serving as a DH for Oakland the rest of the season, while the A's balance his workload with Heim/Serven catching duties. In the minors, pitching prospect Jamie Arnold suffered intra-orbital and maxillary sinus fractures from a comebacker, ending his first pro season with a potential big-league look in 2027 after recovery, as Oakland navigates a front-office transition and a move to Las Vegas.
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