These Two Cities Are The Favorites For Oakland A’s Relocation

by Larry Leo

May 12, 202121 Comments

These Two Cities Are The Favorites For Oakland A’s Relocation

On Tuesday, the Oakland Athletics organization announced they will begin the process of exploring other cities to call home now that it seems a waterfront stadium project isn't progressing...

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So where will they land?...

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TOSOV•55 months

Wait...what happened bro the Expos?? Damn I haven't paid attention to MLB in a long time.

TigerPimpNationTrank•55 months

Further evidence that California, and especially Oakland, is 100% garbage. Thanks Dems.

ChairmanOfThisBoard•55 months

Gotta love professional sports leagues. They shite on white people, then demand their money to build new stadiums.

LSUJD_04•55 months

I can see it now! Future site of the “BLM and ANTIFA Municipal Sports and Peaceful Protest Complex”.

GasMan•55 months

Who in the hell is gonna finance a new ballpark in a shithole like Oakland.

seawolf06•55 months

Municipalities giving money to multi-billion dollar organizations to play a game is never a win for the taxpayers. I am glad Oakland is taking a stand and hope no other city falls for this extortion scheme.

BlackPot•55 months

Not that I watch much baseball, but Portland is a homeless crack filled dumpster fire. I could see Louisville, Nashville or Charlotte.

Black n Gold•55 months

Nashville has almost as many homeless crackheads as Portland.

The Cool No 9•55 months

Always wonder if the first place expos made a run in the strike season in 94 would they have even left to begin with

ncinthenext3•55 months

Nashville would be an amazing choice.

tketaco•55 months

I expect Montreal. Shot in the dark for San Antonio but that'll be fun if it happened.

Crimson K•55 months

All over a measly $12bn. So sad.