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Athletics Will call Sacramento at home for the 2025 season, and will be there at least in the 2027 season.
The movement comes after Their lease in Oakland ended after last season, and it was a stand at the stand before the team move to Las Vegas, which is scheduled for 2028.
The A called Oakland Home for 56 years, but after tumultuous discussions, they chose to leave for Vegas, which had its own problems, and that is why they will play Triple-A Ballpark of the Giants of San Francisco.
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Athletics faces the Texas Rangers to the Colosseum of the County of Oakland-Alameda on August 6, 2020 in Oakland, California. (Lachlan Cunningham / Getty Images)
Oakland athletics fans called owner John Fisher to sell the team for a while, and despite playing in their own backyard for the next three seasons, even Some residents of Sacramento hold their own personal boycott.
However, it seems that Sutter Health Park is filled.
According to information from Stubhub, sales of athletics games on the site have jumped 12 times since last year, and the number of tickets sold has been quadrupled compared to the period last year.
This is fairly wild information, since the team goes from the stadium to 57,000 places in a park with a capacity of only a tick of more than 14,000.
The director of athletics, Mark Kotsay, speaks to the crowd after the match against the Texas Rangers at the Colosseum of the County of Oakland-Alameda. (Ed Szczepanski-Imagn Images)
“The teams move to new cities … stimulate demand on unexpected markets on Stubhub …”, said Stobhub spokesperson Adam Budelli. “Fans are excited about the A, who have known the greatest leak of sales before the opening day of this season, fired by their move to Sacramento and the plans for Las Vegas.”
Last year, A have an average of 11,386 people per game at home, an increase of more than 1,000 people. Perhaps some fans, despite their anger with the team, wanted to have a last glance in green and yellow.
This decision, almost an hour from Oakland, will surely facilitate that new fans go more easily to the stadium. And maybe some Oakland fans, not yet ready to give up, will make the reader. And maybe guaranteeing you a good headquarters in a professional baseball match could bring some fans.
The Oakland Athletics celebrate their training victory in the spring against Los Angeles Dodgers at Camelback Ranch-Glendale. (Allan Henry / Imagn)
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The price of the team’s home opening at home on March 31, against the Cubs, is $ 87 on the lawn – the cheapest real headquarters is $ 106. Fans boycotted the home opening of last year, with just over 13,000 people.
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