The heart of As fans is across the bridge on the other side of the bay
What's sad is they've been one of the best teams since the turn of the century. No, they never won a World Series but they have had a lot of really good teams and a lot of terrific players went through there.I watched their game today they have very little MLB talent. It’s embarrassing how bad they are. They are in baseball purgatory.
They need to improve by A LOT before they get to Vegas. You don’t want to take the worst team in the league to Vegas.
That looks sick.
New renderings show how an MLB stadium in SLC could look
The Larry H. Miller Company says it will invest $3.5 billion in the Power District, the proposed home for Utah’s Major League ballpark. Here's a look at the latest renderings for the project.www.sltrib.com
Utah Ballpark renderings just released a few days ago. Utah is very serious about acquiring a MLB and NHL franchise.
I think in terms of getting an expansion team Utah, Charlotte , Montreal and Nashville are probably the leaders in the clubhouse. Going to be interesting to see what two cities end up with a team
Jeff Loria even blocked games from being broadcasted in French and from call ups getting to play when the rosters expanded.I remember the Expos in their dying last few years before they went to PR and eventually DC. They wouldn't even give you player stats. It would just be the attendance on Sportscenter or Baseball Tonight.
The league isn't giving Oakland an expansion team point blank. If the A's leave then that's it MLB wise for the city.Oakland should 100% be allowed to keep the A's name and history and get an expansion team.
Stop rewarding shytty owners
But then it’ll go right back to “when are they getting a new stadium and who’s paying for it?”Oakland should 100% be allowed to keep the A's name and history and get an expansion team.
Stop rewarding shytty owners
Think Oakland would be more inclined to support a more proactive ownerBut then it’ll go right back to “when are they getting a new stadium and who’s paying for it?”
New renderings show how an MLB stadium in SLC could look
The Larry H. Miller Company says it will invest $3.5 billion in the Power District, the proposed home for Utah’s Major League ballpark. Here's a look at the latest renderings for the project.www.sltrib.com
Utah Ballpark renderings just released a few days ago. Utah is very serious about acquiring a MLB and NHL franchise.
I think in terms of getting an expansion team Utah, Charlotte , Montreal and Nashville are probably the leaders in the clubhouse. Going to be interesting to see what two cities end up with a team