The Death of Oakland Baseball: A History of A’s Ownership piped.video/watch?v=zj0DEh…

Same seats 12 years apart. New friend @daftkid_d stepping in place for my ex-girlfriend 😂

Crowds like this would’ve been normal in Oakland if ownership wasn’t garbage for 30 seasons straight. 30 seasons of low payroll, relocation threats, no commitment to the city or community, poor treatment of fans, and constant rising ticket prices. Never forget what A’s owners & MLB did to this fanbase.

Found someone with an A’ss hat! Jill says this hat is her final goodbye to John Fisher!

The sun sets on the final Oakland A’s night game.

Never forget the A’s refused to open Mt. Davis for the last game (and series) despite having 6 months to prepare for it.

Goodbye Coliseum: The End of Oakland A’s Baseball

The final series of the A’s playing in both Oakland and the Coliseum begins tonight. Here is what EVERYONE needs to remember ⬇️ Never forget the A’s would’ve had a new stadium in Oakland 20 years ago had Bud Selig not blocked the sale of the A’s to Andy Dolich and Bob Piccinini in 1999. Never forget Selig also blocked sales to Joe Lacob, Peter Guber, Reggie Jackson/Bill Gates, etc. Never forget Steve Schott and Ken Hofmann made zero effort to build in Oakland from 1995-2005. Instead they commissioned a study on Vegas and then invested all their time in Santa Clara. Never forget the A’s are only owned by John Fisher because they were sold to him and his business partner Lew Wolff only because Wolff was a college buddy and old friend of Selig. Never forget Lew Wolff’s 2005 plan for a ballpark in Oakland was nonsensical and would’ve required evicting 80+ tenants and building a new BART station. The plan was immediately abandoned by the A’s. Never forget the A’s wasting the remainder of 2005 all the way to 2009 on Fremont and then 2010 to 2016 on San Jose. Never forget the A’s nonsensical Peralta site plan in 2017 where the A’s failed to talk to the college board prior to the announcement. Never forget the A’s choosing Howard Terminal in November 2018, and insisting on the most complex project possible ($12 billion with TONS of ancillary development). Oakland did everything that was asked of them, yet the A’s moved the goalposts every time. The A’s also dragged their feet and missed deadlines. The A’s also refused to compromise on anything, including with their potential maritime neighbors. Never forget the Coliseum site was an “assured backup route for a ballpark in Oakland”, and MLB threatened to relocate the A’s if Oakland didn’t sell their half of the site and didn’t drop their lawsuit against Alameda County (who had violated Surplus Land Act with their sale of their half), but when Oakland dropped the suit, Oakland began talks to sell their half with the A’s, and Alameda County’s sale went through, the Coliseum was suddenly “not viable”. Never forget there is PROOF the A’s made up their mind to go to Vegas in 2021, and wasted 2 years of Oakland’s time and money on the Howard Terminal project. When the A’s realized Oakland was close to a deal, thanks to Oakland’s hard work on the project, the A’s ran away from the negotiating table and did so in the most unprofessional manner possible. Never forget ancillary development was always a must for a Oakland ballpark, but it isn’t for them in Vegas. Never forget the A’s had to own the site & ballpark for a Oakland ballpark, but they don’t need to in Vegas. Never forget Fisher wasn’t willing to sell a stake in the team in Oakland to get a ballpark done there, but he’s willing to do so for Vegas. TLDR: It’s always been John Fisher, other A’s owners, and MLB at fault. Theres MOUNTAINS of evidence! If you are still blaming Oakland or A’s fans, you are being willfully ignorant!

Ryan Noda has been optioned to AAA

Folks, we have a BOMBSHELL! 🚨🚨‼️‼️ An A’s employee has shared with me the ACTUAL number of tickets remaining (2,757), while A’s website shows just 7 remaining! This CONFIRMS the A’s are holding seats back to create false scarcity and increase ticket prices!!!

Just got home. Here are some thoughts of mine: What an emotionally exhausting day. Fought back tears many times. Physically exhausted too. According to my phone, I walked over 16 miles in the last 30 hours. Running on 3 hours of sleep. The positive though, was all the awesome people I got to meet and hang out with the last 2 days. It was also great to see a packed Coliseum again. Overall, I was pleased (but not surprised) with how well behaved us fans were during the last game. Yeah, a few clowns threw some stuff on the field, but it was pretty minimal with all things considered, and only 2 people ran onto the field (and they obviously weren’t trying to harm anyone). Definitely squashed the A’s fear mongering BS about the players being in danger! Shoutout to the A’s players and coaches for ignoring the orders of A’e executives and taking some time with us on the field after the game! Want to give a thank you to Coliseum employees, who did their best despite the difficult circumstances. I wish them all well in their future endeavors. Couldn’t stay at The Wake for that long unfortunately. One of my friends drank too much and I had to make sure they were alright and got home safely. Today was such a great example of why I love Oakland fans so much. My drunk friend planned all along to meet up with me at the game, but we ended up having another friend (@daftkid_d) with us the whole day, someone that I had just met that morning by striking up a conversation while in line. Want to give a huge shout out to @VickDamoneHost who was able to give us a ride to Line 51 after the game. We spent 30 minutes trying to get on BART but it wasn’t going well 😂 Just want to state that Oakland fans are the absolute best. Despite the grave circumstances, I think a lot of us had some great moments today, which was made possible by the amazing Oakland fanbase. Also, I’ve received tons of new followers recently. I also have a lot of DMs and literally thousands of unread notifications. It is going to be difficult to try and get through all of that, so if I haven’t followed you back, haven’t responded to your DM, or you have a question I didn’t respond to or you tagged me in something, please let me know in the comments on THIS post! I want to follow everyone back and make sure I hear what everyone has to say! Lots of thoughts I still need to process, so I’ll end it with this: OAKLAND FOREVER, and fuck John Fisher!

LDB isn’t joking here. This may be the actual reason. I’m aware theres many players on A’s roster who side with us fans, want A’s in Oakland, and want Fisher out. A’s are 100% petty enough to retaliate, no matter how talented player is. Not like A’s care about winning anyways!

46,889 here today. 42 above the Coliseum capacity of 46,847 (excludes Mt. Davis). It’s a shame the A’s refused to open Mt. Davis, because it would’ve sold out. Oakland is a baseball town! We are HERE! It’s never been us, it’s ALWAYS been JOHN FISHER!

And just like that, the Oakland A’s are dead. Fuck John Fisher.

Looks like we’re running with #WristbandGate being real!

If what John Fisher & MLB did to Oakland & its fans upsets you, angers you, or makes you sad, we’re friends, and I appreciate your support. I don’t care who you are, where you live, or who you’re a fan of. Share this if you stand with Oakland fans! #StandWithOaklandFans

I took a lap around the upper concourse of the Coliseum and did a time-lapse video. This was the result.

Absolutely gut wrenching to see kids leaving here today crying. All because of John Fisher.

Since everyone seems to enjoy the 2012 Oakland A’s clips I’ve been posting, I thought I’d make a thread of all 15 walk-offs from that season. Enjoy! 1. Jonny Gomes walk-off hit by pitch (April 11th, 2012) (1/15)

Never forget: Oakland fans packed the house for the 2019 AL Wild Card game. 54,005 fans attended, which is an MLB attendance record for a Wild Card game.

Let’s ratio these bozos!

Never forget: Oakland fans packed the house for the 2019 AL Wild Card game. 54,005 fans attended, which is an MLB attendance record for a Wild Card game.

The tarps came off within 24 hours of the season ending, but the A’s couldn’t take them off in the 6 months leading up to the final game so that Mt. Davis could be opened! 🖕

I LOVE seeing all the anti-John Fisher content on my timeline from ALL 30 fanbases and both local and national media. My message to you all is KEEP IT UP! Don’t drop the subject once the season ends. Keep speaking out against the injustices! Vegas is very far from a sure thing and the Sacramento plan is equally problematic. If the media and fans keep ripping John Fisher to this extent, eventually MLB will HAVE to do something. The other owners don’t want to take this kind of damage to MLB for an extended period on a national scale. Keep fighting and don’t let up!!!

The final Oakland A’s home stand begins tonight. This is something that was completely avoidable. John Fisher should have NEVER owned this team. Bud Selig spent 6 years blocking sales to other buyers all so that his college buddy Lew Wolff could buy the A’s with John Fisher.

Clip of 2019 AL WC game featuring shots of Oakland crowd of 54,005. Crowds like this could’ve been normal if John Fisher invested in team, committed to Oakland, & treated fans with respect. Don’t believe me? A’s drew nearly 3 million fans in 1990, when above 3 things were true.

Please do NOT do this!!! John Fisher and the A’s do NOT own the Coliseum!! AASEG does. The Roots are going to be playing here next year. You’re just hurting Oakland by doing BS like this.

A Classic: Scott Hatteberg’s walk-off home run vs Kansas City on 4 September 2002, capping off a 20 game win streak for the A’s. A crowd of 55,528 Oakland fans were on hand to witness the historic event. John Fisher is turning his back on storied history & an amazing fanbase.

The Oakland Coliseum in 1990. It had recently been renovated. The A’s owner, Walter Haas, truly cared about the fans and the community and he was committed to Oakland. They spent money on payroll, the team was great, and fans packed the house.

I understand not wanting to give Fisher a dime, but if this is the last year of A’s in Oakland, we should pack the house on the last home night game of the year (Sep 25th), to not only show MLB what they’ll be losing, but also to celebrate our Oakland A’s fandom for a final time.

A’S FANS: 24,903 TICKETS HAVE BEEN SOLD AS OF THIS MORNING!!! GREAT WORK A’S FANS! LETS GET 30K! Note: With sections closed off, as well as 26/35 3rd deck sections unavailable for ticket purchase, the max number of tickets that can be sold (at least for regular seats) is 32,639.

“We proposed and pursued five different locations in the Bay Area” 2 of which weren’t even in Oakland. Of the 3 in Oakland, 2 were so nonsensical that they were immediately abandoned within months. And lastly we have Howard Terminal. An intentionally complex proposal from the A’s in which they dragged their feet, missed deadlines, moved the goalposts, and refused to compromise with all parties involved. Despite all that, Oakland was close to approving the project, and since we know John Fisher has never wanted to be in Oakland, it was no surprise when he ran away from the negotiating table. Nobody wants to hear this BS from you John Fisher. You’re one of the worst owners in the history of sports. We will certainly NOT be joining your “beloved A’s” moving forward!🖕

Opposing teams are doing more to honor the A’s time in Oakland/the A’s time at the Coliseum than the A’s are. You’ll always be an Oakland legend, @C_Bass419!

Announcing something like this and keeping the comments off is one of the most cowardly and pathetic things you could do.

Seen on Reddit

It’s no secret Bud Selig hated that the A’s were in Oakland and wanted them out of there. It’s why he blocked sale after sale of the A’s from 1999-2005 until his college buddy Lew Wolff got together with John Fisher to buy the team and move them out of there. Selig was unsuccessful buying the A’s in 1967 (he planned to move them to Milwaukee), and has held a grudge against Oakland ever since. Bud Selig belongs in prison, not the hall of fame. Things like this are why MLB needs stripped of their anti-trust exemption.

A short but great clip of Oakland crowd of 54,005 on 2 October 2019 (AL WC game). Little did we know, this’d be the last time we were truly optimistic about the future of our A’s. John Fisher intentionally sabotaging his product & destroying it’s fanbase is an all-time fumble.

For Oakland fans that either weren’t born yet or were too young to remember 1989, what is your favorite Oakland A’s moment? For me, it would be shocking everyone in 2012 and winning the AL West in game 162. Greatest sports atmosphere I’d ever been a part of!

NEVER FORGET: •A’s spent 2005-2016 focused on Fremont/SJ •A’s chose Howard Terminal late 2018 •A’s dragged their feet, missed deadlines & moved goalposts •Oakland raised nearly $1 billion for HT •A’s walked away when deal was close •A’s made up their mind to leave in 2021

Always and forever 💚

The best grass in baseball. But John Fisher wants to watch Aaron Judge play on turf in a AAA ballpark.

Today is 𝘱𝘳𝘰𝘣𝘢𝘣𝘭𝘺 the last day of the Oakland A’s. It goes without saying it did not have to be this way. Decades of terrible ownership by John Fisher, Lew Wolff, Steve Schott, and Ken Hofmann (with Charlie Finley having laid the blueprint for them) and collusion by MLB (thanks to Bud Selig’s 50+ years of hatred for Oakland and Rob Manfred being completely spineless) ultimately did the A’s in. No one else is to blame. That’s all that needs to be said, other than to keep fighting, because things definitely aren’t over yet!

Bottom of the 5th inning and people are still filing in here. TAKE BART TOMORROW OR YOU MAY MISS THE GAME!!!

CALLED IT!!! 12 sections that’d already been sold out (and had been for a while) now have tickets available for Sep 26 game. Once again, A’s blocked out seats that weren’t actually sold to manipulate the dynamic pricing algorithm into increasing ticket prices! Disgusting! (1/2)

When Josh Hamilton dropped the fly ball in game 162 in 2012. If you were there, you know this is the only correct answer. Never in my life have I heard a crowd so loud.

Thinking back to how my favorite memory I’ve had with my dad is when he pulled me out of school for game 162 in 2012. Hamilton’s dropped ball was the loudest crowd pop ever. It’s tragic that my kids, 4 and 6, will not even remember much at all of their time with me watching Oakland A’s baseball. That’s what breaks my heart the most and it makes me cry. Generational heartbreak for millions of us, and it has been caused by one person: John Fisher

Tearing up as I record this last “Lets go Oakland” chant 😢

The Coliseum replica. The more you zoom in the worse it gets 😬 The paint job and dimensions are horrendous. No surprise John Fisher’s A’s gave such a cheap parting gift to lifelong Oakland fans.

The campaign to open Mt. Davis for the final Oakland home game starts NOW! Not opening all the seats for final game ever is a MASSIVE middle finger to Oakland fans, & will be a PR nightmare for A’s! Retweet this if you think the A’s should open up Mt. Davis for the final game!

OAKLAND FANS, YOU’RE THE BEST FANS IN SPORTS! NEVER FORGET THAT! Once the A’s season concludes, that doesn’t mean we’re going to stop seeing each other! We’ll still be at Ballers, Roots, & Soul games! Feel free to reply or quote with your favorite photo of Oakland fans, whether it’s a photo you took or someone else’s!

It's hard to believe tonight marks the final A’s night game in Oakland. Night games at the Coliseum were something truly unmatched—an electric and unforgettable experience right up until the very end. They will be truly missed. 📸 @qfsaviation

My wife just sent me a screenshot of the temps in Sacramento next week. I’m sure next season, MLB players will be thrilled to play in 119 degree weather on artificial turf!

ATTENTION SPORTS/NEWS MEDIA: The NUMBER ONE story in sports for the next week HAS to be John Fisher & MLB stealing the A’s out of Oakland!! Its left generations of fans heartbroken, and it’s a story that should deeply disturb EVERY sports fan! It deserves ALL the attention!!!

Oakland fans wanted these to come back for years, but of course they come back now that the team is gone. Yet another move that seems rather intentional. Fuck John Fisher.

9 years ago I made this tribute video for the 2012 Oakland A's. The 2012 team was special. Definitely my favorite team ever, from any sport. My favorite memory as a sports fan will always be game 162 of that season. It's very emotional for me looking back watching this, especially knowing that I will no longer be an A's fan a week from today. Thanks for that, John Fisher.

👌 #FJF

Everyone’s dream date 💚

Oakland fans, don’t give up hope yet! Don’t give up on the good fight! The odds are still stacked up against us, but things are happening behind the scenes! #OaklandNeverQuits #KeepFighting

Walter Haas’s granddaughter is calling for John Fisher to sell the team!

Today is the day of the A’s final game in Oakland. Be sure to soak in every moment today. The sights, the sounds, the smells. Every cheer, every chant, every memory. No matter what, this place will always be special. It’s our home. However, be sure not to give the A’s any reasons to say “I told you so” and potentially tarnish the great reputation of our fanbase. Try your best and enjoy every second, but I also don’t want to tell anyone how they should process their emotions today. Today, there WILL BE crying in baseball, and no one should be ashamed of that. 📸 @qfsaviation

Mount Davis was built with taxpayer money, yet remains closed for A's fans. We are demanding, as taxpayers, that you open Mt. Davis, @Athletics.

Throwback to one of the loudest crowd pops EVER! Oakland Raiders games were something else! The only time you hear anything remotely similar in Las Vegas is if the Raiders opponent scores. Always remember that John Fisher played a large role in the Raiders departure.

Another Oakland Coliseum classic: The A’s clinching the AL West on October 1st, 2000 in front of 45,606 fans.

A short clip featuring the Oakland crowd of 48,292 during aftermath of game 2 of the 2013 ALDS, right after Stephen Vogt’s walk-off single. If any A’s owner in the last 30 years had actually invested in the team and committed to Oakland, crowds like this would’ve been normal.

John Fisher walked away from the table when a deal for Howard Terminal was close in Oakland. He currently has ZERO private financing for his proposed Las Vegas ballpark. He doesn’t know for sure where his team will even play in 2025. Generational incompetence!

How are Sacramento fans not understanding this? Vegas was not a sure thing. Sacramento helping the A’s ensures they leave Oakland no matter what. They also have killed any hope Oakland had for expansion. SACRAMENTO IS COMPLICIT!

If this isn’t your dream date, you’re going about life wrong 💔 #RelationshipGoals

Alright Oakland, only one thing left to do…

Another Oakland Coliseum classic: Ramon Hernandez’s walk-off bunt in game 1 of the 2003 ALDS. In front of a great crowd of 50,606 Oakland fans. The legendary Bill King on the call.

Food for thought: The funding gap for Howard Terminal was $36 million. The A’s profited $40 million by selling their share of the Coliseum site. Once again, John Fisher has displayed he did NOT do “absolutely everything” to keep the A’s in Oakland and make Howard Terminal work.

John Fisher really bought one of most iconic teams (one that’s featured one of greatest dynasties, greatest teams, greatest players, & greatest win streaks), and INTENTIONALLY ran them into the ground! End of the day, he sacrificed the team & its fans for REVENUE SHARING CHECKS!

2 IMPORTANT REMINDERS FOR THE FINAL GAME: 1. TAKE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION! Take @SFBART! The lot is going to fill up quickly and prepaid parking is already sold out! 2. Do NOT throw trash onto the field or destroy the Coliseum! That is EXTREMELY unfair to employees who will spend the rest of their last shift picking up trash for hours. Remember, it’s not Fisher and Kaval who will be picking up the trash! Also, the Roots and Soul will use the Coliseum next year, so keep it intact! @AASEG owns the Coliseum, not the A’s! 📸 @qfsaviation

Good roundup here by @gabesinner on how MLB collusion led to the A’s leaving Oakland and how this was part of the plan all along. A lot of us Oakland fans know these things already, but it’s a video that EVERY sports fan should see! Gets to the point quickly!

BREAKING NEWS: OVER 20,000 TICKETS HAVE BEEN SOLD FOR JUNE 13TH! I added up the totals again over the last 2 hours, and we’re at 20,218 and the numbers are still growing! The coliseum will be ROCKING! Use code 2023athletics to get 50% off for seats in select sections. #FisherOut

REMINDER: Do NOT throw trash on the field or cause any damage to the Coliseum! It’s just plain wrong to make the employees clean up trash on their last shift. The Coliseum will also be used by the Roots next year, and remember, the A’s don’t even own the Coliseum either. Plus, the A’s would absolutely love for Oakland fans to cause a scene—that would give them the perfect excuse to tarnish our reputation and undo the respect we’ve earned. If we make it through this game without any incidents, that’s a massive victory. After all the A’s fear-mongering, it’ll prove it was all just talk, and we kept our dignity intact. We’ll come out on top. Be smart. 📸 @qfsaviation

Hey @Athletics, You're abandoning your home of 56 years, leaving generations heartbroken. For years, you've blamed Mount Davis—something we, the taxpayers, paid for—as a reason to need a new stadium. The least you could do is open it for us so that we can say a proper goodbye.

Never forget the A’s walking away from Howard Terminal because of a $36M funding gap, while in Vegas they got $120M less in public funds than they wanted, and now stadium cost has gone up $250M. That’s -$370M. It’s almost as if they were never serious about staying in Oakland.

There is still some hopium left in the tank, Oakland fans. Things are still happening behind the scenes. Here’s to hoping it materializes! Temper your expectations, but don’t give up hope yet!

I don’t watch MLB anymore, but let me just say this: When I was younger, I always thought baseball should have a salary cap and despised big spenders like the Yankees. After what I went through as an A’s fan though, the argument everyone should be having is for a salary FLOOR. There are no “good” owners in my opinion (30-0 approval for A’s relocation), but some owners are better than others, and if you spend a lot on payroll and show a commitment to your town and fanbase, you’re a thousand times better than owners like John Fisher. Any MLB owner can have a payroll like the Yankees or Dodgers, it’s just a matter of most owners choosing not to do so. Related: Fuck John Fisher.

Oakland fans, if you're debating whether to make it out to one of these final games—stop hesitating and just come. These are some of the last chances you'll ever have to experience Oakland baseball at the Coliseum, a place that means the world to so many of us. Whatever you're doing can wait. Drop it, show up, and soak it all in one last time. If tickets are a problem, ask around—we’ve got your back. Your fanily NEEDS you! Let’s come together and make these final days at our beloved Coliseum unforgettable. This is more than baseball. It’s home. 📸 @qfsaviation

It’s been one year since the Reverse Boycott! One of most amazing experiences I’ve ever been a part of. 32,639 fans packed the Coliseum (real attendance number that A’s suppressed). The “Sell the team” chants in the top of the 5th was the loudest I’ve ever heard the Coliseum.

A decent shot of the crowd of 35,270

More in Vegas are beginning to realize what a joke the A’s, John Fisher, and Dave Kaval are. Tom Letizia is well-known and respected in the Las Vegas community. Thanks to @oaklandfans for the find.

If Dave Kaval feels like he can still attend public events, we aren’t applying enough pressure. He should be ashamed to show his face anywhere in the Bay Area.

OAKLAND FANS, REMEMBER THAT YOU ARE THE GREATEST FANS IN THE WORLD! To change the national narrative is a nearly impossible task, but through our work we have shown the entire world that John Fisher was ALWAYS the problem and it was NEVER A’s fans or Oakland! It has been an INCREDIBLE honor to get to personally know so many of you. I am so unbelievably proud to call you my friends. Stopping a relocation is an impossible task, but we put up a hell of a fight! Take pride in the fact that we showed the world what our fanbase is capable of and what we’re about! We changed the narrative, we have shown that John Fisher is one of the worst owners in the history of pro sports, and we have done a great job warning Sacramento and Vegas residents about what *may* be coming their way. We have made John Fisher so incredibly radioactive that no investors will even touch him for his Vegas ballpark! While the A’s may be out of Oakland for 2025, Vegas is unbelievably shaky and far from a done deal, and there are extreme doubts about the A’s playing in Sutter Health Park. So you know what? KEEP UP THE FIGHT! I love you all, keep fighting, and OAKLAND FOREVER! #OaklandForever #OaklandNeverQuits

John Fisher and Bally’s Chairman Soo Kim began discussions in 2021 about partnering for a ballpark in Las Vegas. During these talks, Kim asked if the A’s were sure they were moving to Vegas, and the A’s confirmed they were—something Kim disclosed in an interview earlier this year. John Fisher defrauded Oakland of tens, if not hundreds, of millions by pretending the A’s were still committed to the Howard Terminal project. The city wasted significant time and money trying to push the project forward, unaware that the A’s had already decided to leave. Given Oakland’s financial struggles post-pandemic, that money could have been better spent on essential services. Soo Kim is equally complicit. He knew the A’s were done with Oakland as early as 2021 but kept quiet, only revealing the truth later. Fisher, Kim, and others, like Dave Kaval, withheld this crucial information to use Oakland as leverage for a better deal in Vegas. In my view, they should all be held accountable.

Game is sold out tomorrow and lots of people don’t have tickets

A thread I think most baseball fans will enjoy: Highlights from all 20 games of the 2002 Oakland A’s 20 game win streak. Great calls from Bill King, Ken Korach, Ray Fosse, and Greg Papa. Enjoy! Game 1 August 13th, 2002 (1/20)

I can’t even put into words how emotionally difficult this is for me being here tonight. I’m going to be a wreck tomorrow. The guy a few seats from me is screaming about the A’s poor performance tonight. I miss caring about the score 😕 FJF forever and always!

You think things the problems are bad for the A’s in Vegas? Just wait until you hear about the problems they’re having in Sacramento! 👀

Comments like this really demonstrate that Walter Haas understood what sports and being an owner was really about. He was truly one of the greatest owners in sports history, and the only good owner the A’s have ever had. I’m glad he’s not around to see what awful things John Fisher has done to the team, community, and fans that Haas cared so deeply about. His son, Wally Haas, has called what Fisher has done “unforgivable”.

The Oakland Coliseum! Drop your favorite Coliseum photos in the replies ⬇️ (It doesn’t have to be a photo you took)

Since Josh Donaldson announced his retirement today, let’s take a moment to remember when the A’s traded him in one of the worst trades of all time just a week after he made some comments critical of A’s ownership!

I am once again asking for help in a ratio of these bozos 🙏

“It’s probably gonna suck” -Lawrence Butler You really feel for the players being stuck playing in an inadequate AAA ballpark on artificial turf in hot temperatures. The visiting clubhouse will be past left field with the home club house past center field. It’s unacceptable.

It’s absolutely heartbreaking seeing posts like this. John Fisher deserves every ounce of failure and disgrace that has come and is still to come. May it haunt him relentlessly for the rest of his days, and may historians forever view him with the utmost disgust and contempt.

Has nothing to do with it

A better look at tomorrow’s giveaway (courtesy of @Steve_Tuck). This is extremely poorly made and does NOT warrant leaving the game early for. #StayInYourSeat

1 week until the final Oakland A’s home game 💔 This will be one of the most unpopular relocations in sports history, and John Fisher will go down as one of the worst owners in sports history. His utter disregard for Oakland & its fans won’t be forgotten. We’ll make sure of it!