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RE: Oakland A's to explore relocation
Quote:Oakland A’s President Dave Kaval said meetings yesterday and today in Vegas were encouraging. The team is already planning their next Vegas trip on Jul 21-22, the day after the Oakland City Council’s vote on their term sheet for the Howard Terminal site. #vegas #mlb #RiseAndGrind

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1413632874125746180

Read it how you wish. Oakland doesn't have much leverage here. I don't know if major league baseball can work in Las Vegas. However, it doesn't seem to be stop LV people from being willing to be used as stalking horses for the A's.

Also: https://www.reviewjournal.com/sports/bas...k-2396397/
07-09-2021 09:18 PM
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