The Athletics’ games will be available on the radio in Las Vegas this season, the team’s first since temporarily moving to Sacramento.
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Fans can place a deposit that will put them on the priority list and give them the first chance to buy season tickets when the A’s begin playing in Las Vegas.
The Athletics will play the Arizona Diamondbacks on Saturday and Sunday in spring training games at Las Vegas Ballpark, the home of the Aviators.
Brent Rooker, who signed a five-year extension with the A’s in January, could lead the way when the team relocates to Southern Nevada.
The Athletics were expected to finish with the fewest wins in baseball last season, but they beat the odds with a 69-93 record. Oddsmakers set their total at 72 for this season.
Rob Manfred called the Athletics’ temporary home charming but reiterated he expects the team to open its new stadium on the Las Vegas Strip in 2028.
The A’s signed manager Mark Kotsay to a three-year contract extension which will take him through the first season the team is slated to play in Las Vegas.
The Athletics have filed for the land use permit for their planned Las Vegas ballpark a needed step before construction can begin.
MLB commissioner Rob Manfred visited Sutter Health Park, the temporary home of the Athletics, on Wednesday. He left pleased with what he saw.
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With key Athletics Las Vegas ballpark agreements and a funding plan approved, the burning question is what needs to take place for construction to begin.
It’s going to be 2027 before the Las Vegas room inventory gets back to where it was before the Tropicana and The Mirage closed their doors in 2024.
Dave Kaval, an instrumental figure in the Athletics’ relocation to Las Vegas and the planning of a $1.75 billion ballpark on the Strip, is resigning as team president.
The Athletics’ Las Vegas relocation process took a big step forward Thursday with the approval of three major ballpark agreements.
The statement was included in a letter written by U.S. Bank Senior Vice President Stephen Vogel and submitted to the Las Vegas Stadium Authority ahead of Thursday’s meeting.