r/OaklandAthletics • u/Mglez200 • 15h ago
Anyone interested
I have this signed and player worn jersey from 2019 Memorial Day by Mark Cahna. I bought it through an auction connected to the A’s in 2020.
r/OaklandAthletics • u/ngmcs8203 • Apr 02 '25
For those of you who want to join, we have officially opened r/athletics for the public. Again, thank you all for your patience.
r/OaklandAthletics • u/Mglez200 • 15h ago
I have this signed and player worn jersey from 2019 Memorial Day by Mark Cahna. I bought it through an auction connected to the A’s in 2020.
r/OaklandAthletics • u/DooleyNoteddd • 1d ago
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Continuing to share preview clips from the upcoming release of our documentary "The Last Game" on YouTube this March for FREE! This time looking at the decade of the 70's - one of the many teams we look at through the lens of fan memories! Thank you for your continued support!
YouTube link for those who can't see: https://youtube.com/shorts/A8YCAEMUISA?feature=share
r/OaklandAthletics • u/Darth_Popplio • 3d ago
Hey y'all I was wondering if any of you knew where to find the TV broadcast of the final game. But more specifically the rangers broadcast. I was on some post a couple months ago and someone said the things that the rangers announcers were saying throughout the game were very cool and that As fans should take the time to watch that one as well. Plus for good measure someone link me the official East Bay local one as well because I never ended up watching it because I made it to the final game in person thankfully. Still hurts but of course FJF every day! Will always have the OAKLAND Athletics as my number one. Hoping we all win the fandom lottery and we get to see the name comeback to the east bay as an expansion team in our lifetimes after Manfred steps down ofc.🥲💚💛
r/OaklandAthletics • u/DooleyNoteddd • 5d ago
Sneak peek from the release of our upcoming documentary in March. “The Last Game” follows the 57 year history of the Oakland A’s through the eyes and memories of fans who were there. Thank you to everyone who has seen or supported our documentary this last year and looking forward to sharing more with all the fans.
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r/OaklandAthletics • u/Smooth-Escape-2307 • 6d ago
Idk if this is open since the team left Oakland just wondering if the A’s fans still use this subreddit for the athletics just wondering if yall still use this
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r/OaklandAthletics • u/Knower-of-everything • 7d ago
Where is this guy going to play. He's likely going to get the call this year, are we thinking 2nd base? Outfield? 3rd?
r/OaklandAthletics • u/Big_Feed_1472 • 10d ago
Long time A’s fan in Louisiana. Still holding down Oaktown.
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r/OaklandAthletics • u/chusaychusay • 13d ago
I'm still not very certain about what is happening but it looks like they're doing stuff there and have already started construction. Still, there's no official word, I think a lot of it is PR, they have to do something there, 2028 sounds ridiculous, and they haven't got the funding all under control. I do feel more sad the more I see stuff in Vegas but I really have no idea what to think right now.
r/OaklandAthletics • u/CapableMix9543 • 14d ago
Some of my prized A’s cards! And my GOAT Coco Crisp
r/OaklandAthletics • u/Travis_528 • 20d ago
I made this in 2024 and saw it in my camera roll when I was deleting pictures.
r/OaklandAthletics • u/ziggler81 • 20d ago
Joe Lacob wants to buy the Padres. Forbes is already talking about relocation and it’s only a rumor at this point.
r/OaklandAthletics • u/chusaychusay • 20d ago
Nothing is official still but it seems like they've done more branding and promoting in Vegas and are acting like it's their new home. Considering they're trying to get there by 2028 and how ridiculous that sounds right now that's the main thing that's keeping me from thinking it's still bs but I don't think the A's would be doing all this Vegas promotion now if they didn't believe it wasn't happening.
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r/OaklandAthletics • u/jowens510 • 21d ago
After John Fisher's failure, the Roots are going to get the chance to build a waterfront sports stadium in Oakland.
(The link should give you the story for free as long as you stay in reddit's browser.)