The Athletics played their final home game ever in Oakland on Thursday, Sept. 26, to end an era in baseball. In front of a sold-out crowd of nearly 47,000 fans at the Oakland Coliseum, the A’s ended their 57-year run in the East Bay with a victory — defeating the Texas Rangers 3-2.
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The game had plenty of emotion as well as some interruptions. Somebody threw a smoke bomb onto the field at one point, and a fan ran onto the field and made a dash for it, as well.
In the end, A’s fans soaked up all the memories, staying well past the final out. The team will now relocate to Sacramento for the next three seasons before moving to their new permanent home in Las Vegas in 2028.
[craig nigrelli]
IT WAS THE END OF AN ERA IN BASEBALL ON THURSDAY WITH THE ATHLETICS PLAYING THEIR FINAL HOME GAME EVER IN OAKLAND.
IN FRONT OF A SOLD-OUT CROWD OF NEARLY 47 THOUSAND FANS AT THE OAKLAND COLISEUM, THE A’S ENDED THEIR 57-YEAR RUN IN THE EAST BAY WITH A VICTORY – DEFEATING THE TEXAS RANGERS 3 TO 2.
THE GAME HAD PLENTY OF EMOTION AS WELL AS SOME INTERRUPTIONS. SOMEBODY ACTUALLY THREW A SMOKE BOMB ONTO THE FIELD AND A FAN RAN ONTO THE FIELD AND MADE A DASH FOR IT, AS WELL.
IN THE END, A’S FANS SOAKED UP ALL THE MEMORIES – STAYING WELL PAST THE FINAL OUT.
THE TEAM WILL NOW RELOCATE TO SACRAMENTO FOR THE NEXT THREE SEASONS BEFORE MOVING TO THEIR NEW PERMANENT HOME IN LAS VEGAS IN 2028.
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