Last Game in Oakland Approaching
- The Athletics' final games in Oakland are selling out fast
- They are preparing for a temporary move to Sacramento
- Fans are eager to attend the last game in Oakland
OAKLAND – The Oakland Athletics are gearing up for their last games at the Oakland Coliseum before a temporary relocation to Sacramento. The team announced that the final game in Oakland, scheduled for Thursday, September 26, against the Texas Rangers, has sold out. In anticipation of the final homestand, the A's are offering $2 tickets for Tuesday and $10 tickets for Wednesday, with proceeds benefiting the Boys and Girls Club of Oakland. Fans attending the final homestand can expect a festive atmosphere, featuring commemorative giveaways, food and drink specials, and early access to the ballpark for batting practice. For those fortunate enough to secure tickets to the last game, the A's will provide special giveaways, including an Oakland Coliseum replica for the first 25,000 fans and a commemorative ticket for all attendees. The Athletics are set to move to Sutter Health Park, a Minor League Baseball venue in West Sacramento, for the 2025 season. This temporary relocation is part of a broader plan leading to a permanent move to Las Vegas. The upcoming games mark a significant moment in the franchise's history, as the team bids farewell to its long-time home in Oakland while looking forward to new opportunities in Sacramento and beyond.