In the last hours it has been announced that the Oakland Athletics franchise would be about to announce its finalist candidates to become the new home of its stadium. The team of the MLB he would change where to play his matches because the ‘Oakland Coliseum’ would no longer be a viable option for future seasons.
The Mightier 1090 journalist Arash Markazi announced today that the Oakland Athletics are expected to announce the finalists for a new stadium in Las Vegas after the 2021 MLB World Series.
Dave Kaval, president of the Athletics, would have made at least six trips to Las Vegas to analyze potential locations to build the ball park that would become the new home of the franchise.
Markazi adds in his report that the future stadium would cost around $ 1 billion dollars and would be realized because the ‘Oakland Coliseum’, current headquarters of the ninth, would no longer be a viable option for the future.
The Athletics franchise has played in Oakland since 1968 and has won four MLB World Series titles there. However, now he would move on to another destination, the main candidate being Las Vegas although Nashville and Portland have also been discussed.
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