The Death of Oakland Baseball: A History of A’s Ownership m.youtube.com/watch?v=zj0DEh…

Part 1 of #ESPNDaily’s Death of Sports Town series. In today’s episode we talk to Tim Keown about how Oakland ever got to this poisition of losing 3 professional sports open.spotify.com/episode/5jxfM5…

And as we know, the game is not actually sold out, with 2,750 seats held back and 8,100 seats on Mt. Davis they refuse to open. The Oakland A's are robbing nearly 11,000 fans the chance to see the A’s play in Oakland for the final time. #OpenMtDavis

If you want Oakland Ballers fitted hats in a hurry, come by the shop at Oaklandish HQ (601 Brush Street) today, Wednesday, Thursday 9-5 to get yours for the playoffs! Or order online and select warehouse pickup. Please note: we are closed tomorrow (Tuesday)!

“Home” postseason games are not guaranteed to be played at Sutter Health Park. In the event a “home” postseason game occurs at an alternate location, A’s season ticket holders will have priority purchase access for tickets." -Jason Burke Wooooow! First the A’s tell Sac they don’t

The Ballers play that Valley team in the playoff today. Let's get this California rivalry cemented in the PBL and LETS GO OAKLAND! #Ballers

“Sacramento was a decision that MLB should have never allowed to happen.” “Everyone who has their fingers on this decision — I’m not gonna say you’ve got blood on your hands. But you’ve got stupid on your hands.” "This whole thing is so incredibly stupid." --Damon Bruce

Can’t make it up. In the great train heist by John “The Con” Fisher, Sacramento is out of luck if the A’s make the playoffs. They’re “not guaranteed” to host any home playoff games in Sacramento. They would play them elsewhere. Vegas, don’t say we didn’t warn you.

We’ve been warning you all about Fisher and the FO for years. If you don’t organize or pressure any of your local officials, he will continue to do this. West Sac, you were worn. You could’ve said no to him. #SellTheTeam

Friday. 9/13. Raimondi. Playoff Series Finale Pioneer Baseball League - Reserve your tickets now: tickets.oaklandballers.com/c/916ng3oo?utm…

I reached out to Wally Haas from the Oakland A's Haas ownership to disuss the A's relocation, and he called John Fisher's decision to pull the team out of Oakland “frankly unforgivable,” “hard to watch” and “indefensible.” The full story: sfchronicle.com/sports/athleti… via San Francisco Chronicle

“You're giving up on a community where fans, for valid reasons, have stayed away,” Haas said. “I wish baseball could have done more. I know with the right ownership, the A’s could thrive in this region.”

Wow another incredible A's article from John Shea and The Chronicle. This quote Wally Haas (son of the late Walter A. Haas) explains everything and how we got here. Must read: sfchronicle.com/sports/athleti…

Would you want the A’s back in Oakland for three seasons while they still prepare to abandon the East Bay community and move to Las Vegas?

(Un)Rooted In Oakland - SELL THE TEAM No, not really. I also don't want Sacramento to be taken advantage of though. So I want the current ownership group to be nowhere.

(Un)Rooted In Oakland - SELL THE TEAM If they plan on staying in Oakland. If not, go find someone else to spend the night with

The Oakland Ballers bring playoff baseball to The Town TONIGHT. If they win, they also play Friday with a trip to the Pioneer Baseball League Championship on the line. Let’s all show up and bring the noise.

Oakland fans, do you feel the Oakland A's have done an adequate job honoring and celebrating their time in Oakland this season? All I feel is that they twisted the knife. The final requests of us fans have been ignored on all counts, and the organization has shown zero remorse.

“The A’s are DEFINITELY welcomed back, but John Fisher is not welcome back. -Bryan, LDB As we’ve mentioned numerous times before, AASEG Oakland “IS” the right group in place if things fall a part and the MLB revisits Oakland. But #SELLTheTeam and John Fisher can f*ck all the