What led to Oakland A's temporary move to Sacramento?
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- Опубликовано: 3 апр 2024
- The Athletics will leave Oakland after this season and play temporarily in West Sacramento until their planned new stadium in Las Vegas is built. Team coverage from KOVR and KPIX newsrooms.
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1:45 2018? Nope, Sara, it’ll be in the year 2028.
I feel your pain. Felt this way when "In n Out" left ,too! 😢
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That new ballpark is the perfect size for the 100 people that show up to an As game. Cleaner and safer for sure.
Haha exactly, you don't have to worry about stepping over bums & needles walking to the park. Also there's an IN N OUT open in West Sac
In and out, Starbucks, Dennys, they'll all be in Sacramento!
I wish news organizations would cover the TV contract status… that is almost as important as where they play.
The biggest surprise of the day was John Fisher making a live appearance.
Who wouldn't? Look at that park compared to the coliseum, it's beautiful. And you probably wont get harassed by as many junkies leaving the stadium.
John Fisher is such a loser. MLB has some of the worst owners across the board. What a joke
Not really. His team is worth $1.2 billion dollars.
@@Dweller415 If you only see baseball ⚾️ through dollars and cents, then decide not to have a fan fest since 2020 and counting that makes you a loser
@@Dweller415When Forbes did that math, 3/4 of the $1.2 billion was due to the market and MLB.
I wish the Athletics organization the best. As a Mets fan, I would love to see the A's rebuild to become a great ballclub. I hope your new hometown gives you love and support.
Hopefully together, both our ballclubs will go out and beat the Yankees.
Nobody to blame but the city of Oakland fault
Why, blame the owner it’s not the fans fault that the front office doesn’t spend money on players…. It’s pretty sad when the players have to eat sandwiches where other organization has chefs….
@@-raistThe city of Oakland is a dump, that’s why they’re moving.
Sacramento ain't letting go. Long live the Tropicana!
U say 2018. Is 2028
Investigate the owner who tanked this team to move them to vegas
It’s a city wide problem of infrastructure, poverty, crime, lack of opportunity. How many cities do you know that lose a professional football team the Oakland Raiders a professional basketball team the Golden State Warriors played in Oakland, and now the Oakland A’s shame on you, Oakland.
Do you think the city would've sold the arena to Lacob?
@@HHSGDFootballJPD somehow they needed to make it work. A great place for a new stadium would’ve been the abandoned Alameda naval air station overlooking the bay.
@@robertwalegir8677 I think there are only so many things to be done to make it work...if Lacob wanted to play in SF just to say he's playing in SF, is Oakland going to have SF annex a small piece of the city to make it work?
Seriously, who in their right mind would want to go to Oakland for a game. The place is a dump, the city is a dump, the people created a dump. The Raiders and Warriors left and are thriving, why, because they are not in Oakland no more. I got a idea, have the Spanos family buy the team, oh wait, he lives in Stockton and also pulled the same move, but at least San Diego is beautiful.
Oaklanders will still be able to reasonably drive to watch their team the next few seasons!
"Oaklanders will still be able to reasonably drive....." If you consider driving the exact same lengths that Philadelphia Flyers and Eagles fans as well as New Jersey Devils and New York Giants fans drive to potentially see road games in each other's towns during head-to-head games in both directions along the New Jersey Turnpike (at least 85 miles in each direction), then yes, they'll still be able to reasonably drive to see the Athletics, lol?
@gregpaspatis9425 Oaklanders must be very thankful to Fischer and ownership for making this a possibility for them so they can continue to cheer for their team! Then, when the team is in Vegas, they should show A's games on the jumbotron in the Coliseum!
@@pydiboyIf the Coliseum is still around in 2028 or 2029
and bring their violence lol
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There’s been more commenters on RUclips than supported the A’s by sitting in the crappy coliseum. Truthfully with all the problems in Oakland losing one, two or three professional sports teams is the least of the problems.
John Fisher isn’t going to get a dime from West Sacramento, Sacramento City or County and that’s because we have some of the same problems that Oakland has. The only difference is that we built a state of the art arena and secured the NBA for the next three decades.
Sounds like the As tried to stay
That stadium is going to be empty
Ranadive should NOT be entitled to own a sports team!
The A’s wont go back.
John Fisher ruined A's
John Fisher saved the A’s. Oakland is a dump fix your city dude. Stop voting for Democrats.
no one wants to live in oakland lmaoooo
Adios Athletics
3000 people showed up to As opening day. The As fans abandoned the club long ago. Even with a tight payroll, clubs like Baltimore have fans that show up.
If a team NEEDS a modern stadium and wants to get out a dilapidated, crumbling building but the people and the city refused it time and time again, then a team should look for other options. Crocodile tears people
First professional homeless sports team
A guy is named after an Elder Scrolls God
if i lived in oakland i would not go to any games
That's the biggest problem. There's 5 million people within a 50 mile radius and yet they'll have 5000 people show up at the Coliseum. There was a time I'd go to games but Oakland is just too ghetto now. The Warriors, Raiders, Walmart, Dennys, StarBucks, In & Out etc etc they all left Oakland for a reason.
I wouldnt leave my house if I lived in Oakland. Your car would get instantly broken into, and you would witness four robberies on your way home.
This is what lead move to Sacramento: $$$$$$$$ 🤣🤣🤣
Quit crying, Sac is only 80 miles away. Thats the same thing Warriors said when Kings ALMOST moved to Seattle.
Oakland died today, on this news
Congrats to Oakland on its entry into the post-apocalypse.
Nashville and salt lake city needs teams.
John Fisher is the worst.
I'll answer for you. Because they are cowards.
The usual suspects made the A's move to Sacramento
This piece grossly misrepresents the situation with Howard Terminal. The deal was close to getting done with the city providing over $300 million in incentives, but Fisher walked away before they could even finish because Vegas started dangling their own cash incentives, and not even much more. Fisher never wanted to stay in the first place, and poisoned the product over 20 years by being the single cheapest payroll in the majors. The guy is pure scum.
How has the city of Oakland been for business owners these days? Has Oakland's quality of life been conducive to running a business successfully, especially in a business that depends on the stadium's attendance in order to put a good product on the field? A team's payroll mainly depends on proceeds and profits generated at the stadium, along with city incentives and major sponsors. A good team that can nearly sell out home games and road games will bring in more money by bringing in more fans, more sponsors, more city incentives as a good team is good for local businesses and local economy. I truly doubt the owner would harm his own product, as you said. He was just in a very tough business situation for many years.
I used to look at Wolfe and Fisher as idiots, but you look at what has happened over the last couple of years. The Warriors left, then the Raiders. The city of Oakland just isn't sustainable for any businesses. Crime is scaring everyone away and there doesn't look to be a light at the end of the tunnel.
the team will not be sold. Get over it. The value of the team since he bought it went up 400million and if he moved to Vegas and waited 5 years would then be able to sell for multiple billions of dollars. This is how baseball economics works. Thinking otherwise or believing that not attending games or protesting at this point will change anything is just living in denial.
raiders left because Fisher owns half of the colisium site , and wouldn't negotiate . Fisher used this purchase as a hostage situation. Marc Davis took that free money and ran when it became clear Fisher wasn't compromising . The city of Oakland through grants and other investment only needed about 80 million to fund the 8 billion dollar project, the A's left that on the table last minute for Vegas . If it was just a stadium project, it would be being built now , instead, we got to see how corrupt MLB really is , every owner voted for the move . Oakland got about 100 million more in grants , there is money for rebuilding the colisium site regardless .
This is great news, move to somewhere better.
Very sad to accept the reality but very proud of the city of Oakland for not folding against the threat of billionaire pan handlers
wrong. The economics for an expansion team in the East Bay is simply not there. The Giants have 80% of the territorial rights-basically surrounding Oakland. Small market teams like Oakland are unable to financially compete and field teams with talent that are competitive based on the current economics of baseball. Moreover, the city and county of Oakland and Alameda-despite public comments are hostile to professional sports in their policies and economic incentives.
Utah, Sacramento, etc are far more likely to get an expansion team for the polar opposite reasons that Oakland can’t..
Oakland is a crap hole dude.
I hope Oakland's mayor will be happy filling potholes and giving money to public schools so that they can teach them that that they can be sexually fluid.
Sad they are leaving but not sorry. Greed should never be rewarded.