A's home opener timeline: Events that brought the team from Oakland to West Sacramento
Here is a recent timeline of events that led to Sutter Health Park emerging as the soon-to-be ballpark for the A's.
Oakland native Nico Hoerner wishes A’s team still played there: ‘I feel for…sports fans’
All three teams being gone in a very short span is a hard hit to an entire community," Hoerner said of the MLB, NBA and NFL ...
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Athletics start Sacramento era in minor-league stadium, much to dismay of visiting players
They will be spending the next three seasons at Sutter Health Park, the San Francisco Giants’ Triple-A stadium, where the A’s pitchers will be in for a rude awakening with their enormous foul ...
Next chapter in 124 years of A's history takes place in West Sacramento
In 1989, the A’s won the World Series, commonly called the Bay Area Series, because they played the San Francisco Giants.
Free-agent fans: Options for forlorn Oakland A’s supporters in search of new team
For A’s fans who can’t root for John Fisher’s team since he moved it from Oakland to Sacramento — and eventually Las Vegas — ...
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A’s Billy Beane opens up on Oakland, the fans, the Coliseum and what’s next
While the Oakland Athletics play their final season at the Coliseum, the team’s largest presence the past two-plus decades is ...
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A’s may be gone from Oakland, but sense of community remains at Fans Fest
OAKLAND — The Athletics’ official address is in West Sacramento, but if a celebration of Oakland sports Saturday is any indication, the community that supported them for the last 57 years is ...
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Free-agent fans: Options for forlorn Oakland A’s supporters in search of new team
Stanley Burell (AKA M.C.Hammer) with slugger Hank Aaron, in 1975, when Aaron and the Brewers were in town playing the Oakland Athletics ... manager Pete Rose in background.