Really? No Baseball Thread?

[jmdirt]

Since we've discussed TT before in this thread:

http://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/25210871/new-york-mets-gm-says-tim-tebow-earned-promotion-triple-a

 

[King Boonen]

Best general baseball and best Red Sox specific podcasts (if they exist)?

 

[Unchained]

https://www.littleleague.org/world-series/

Do yourself a favor..a little or a bunch you will feel better after watching

 

[Forever The Best]

Really hope the Phillies can go one further after losing in the World Series last year. The offense seems great just like last year.

Surprised Astros likely won't win the AL West after their domination of the division the last few years.

 

[Nomad]

A's officially leaving Oakland after 2024, will play in Sacramento through 2027 until Vegas stadium is ready

Sutter Health Park seats around 14,000

www.google.com

This is it - the last season for the legendary A's at Oakland. Then it's off to a 15,000 seat minor-league ballpark in Sacramento for 2 years until their new indoor stadium is completed in downtown Vegas.

I can remember the days when Oakland had the Raiders & Athletics playing at Oakland Alameda Coliseum. A long history of success with these two clubs winning SBs & WS titles (9 WS championships!). The city lived for those two sports: It kept the spirit of the community alive & gave them pride. A's baseball in Oakland was analogous to Dodger's baseball in LA. Now they have nothing! Owners turnining their back on the fans & chasing the $$$ in Vegas.