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- The Oakland Athletics just played their Last Major League Baseball game in Oakland. And I wouldn't miss it for the world. This is how fans really feel, what it was like to be there, and what went down at the game.
Thank you so much to everyone who talked to me or appeared in this video, and everyone who said hi at the game. Let's Go Oakland!
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the last “let’s go oakland” chant sent chills down my spine, goodbye oakland A’s
The speech from Kotsay is the one that gets me every time
I honestly think that speech kept us fans from going completely wild.@@AdamDoesNotExist
7:35 such a G for censoring the skipping-work fan 😂
Haha. He was great. Had to cover for him!
Thank you so much for this. this fanbase is too special to lose. Its like a cult classic without the obscurity. ive met so many cool people going to games and the energy is unlike anyother stadium ive been too, knowlegable and excepting.
Im the dude that points at you on wednesday if you want I got a couple pics of you filming.
Lets Go Oakland!!!
I went to my first A's game when i was 12 and now after many years Diehard A's i dont know if i can get excited about MLB anymore, my deep love for baseball has moved to the Ballers, those games still have some oakland fan feel
Ahhh yes! I was hoping you'd see this! The cult classic comparison is such a good one. It might be imperfect, but you'll never recreate the feeling of Oakland Baseball. If you wouldn't mind sharing the pictures I'd love to see them! My email is nicetomeetyouadam@gmail.com, or if there's a better way to check them out let me know. Thanks!
Thank you so much for posting this man. Brought tears to my eyes seeing all the fans getting together out of love of the A's. One of the biggest regrets was not showing up to there last game 😢 Cheers from Oakland 🍺
I'm glad you liked it. It was a really tough day, but a special one.
My fiancé was the biggest fan. He actually took me there on a date all the way from Fresno as a Surprise. I got to make it to a game in August for his birthday in his memory. He passed away last year and would have definitely been there for their last way. I went to many games over the past years I was with him.
I'm so sorry for your loss. Blessings to you 🙏
@ thank you 🙏🏽
The last pitch was thrown, the A's win but this didn't feel like a victory. I sat up from my seat, but I did not clap. I could not clap. Not because I wasn't happy about the hard earned win from the A's, but because it was that moment that I knew it was over. As Kotsay gave his speech, tears ran down my face and I cried tears and felt sadness that I can only compare to losing a loved one.
Years of my life starting from 7 years old were spent here watching the A's. Seeing greats play such as Jose Canseco, Mark McGwire, Rickey Henderson, Dave Stewart, Ben Grieves, Eric Chavez, Miguel Tejada, and many many more. I was a 2nd generation of A's fan, raising my 3rd generation, and dreaming of someday bringing my future grandkids here for a 4th generation A's fan. My wife and I going to games our first year together by hopping on Bart and turning her into a huge A's fan that hardly missed a game in the last 5 years.
The memories flooding through my mind only compounding these feelings of loss. As the tears rolled down my face I looked to the people on my left and right. There was hardly a dry eye around me with almost every man, woman, and child crying.
I'll never forget this day, nor will I ever forgive John Fisher. #SelltheTeam
This is beautiful
I don't like baseball at all, but growing up in the bay means I went to tons of A's games. It's one of those things you take for granted, thinking it will always be ongoing
Just so strange and hard to believe that this happened
I also didn’t like baseball, I am a runner, I won a 5k at 13 yr old sponsored by the A’s that ran through the coliseum and parking lot. I was on the Jumbotron for the game later that day 😂, crazy stuff and I’ll remember it for ever and I’ll miss the late night game sounds I can hear from my house.
I was watching this game and was wondering if you’d make a video, considering you’re chronicled this story a few times now. Thanks for some nostalgic content on my Sunday. A’s aren’t my team, but I do have fond memories of getting to run the bases once after a game when I was a kid.
You rock man
Thank you. I wish it was a different story
Adam! I am loving these videos and just moved to SF which makes them even better! Keep up the great work and i’d love to support you even more if I could!!
Thank you. That really means a lot!
Die Hard Orioles fan here. What a bittersweet day today. We have gone a remarkable 91-71 on the year in spite of all the injuries and tough games. So excited for the playoffs on Tuesday.
But this right here, this hits hard and deep for anyone who is a true MLB fan. Oakland A's are one of the most beloved and storied franchises in all of baseball. Arguably the best stretch of any team outside of the Yankees when they won 3 straight around 50 years ago. This is just the epitome of greed and corruption that has spilled over into all parts of society. My sympathy to the A's fans, we're all with you.
You said it. This just feels wrong for all baseball fans. So much history in this city
I’m so glad you went!
So am I!
End of the game reminded me of watching Eckersley close out games in the late 80's. We called him the "car keys pitcher" cause when he came in the game, you grabbed your car keys, it was over. I vividly remember sitting in the coliseum watching Eck pitch and if someone even fouled a ball off it was something to gasp at. Glad he got the save in the 89 series because it would have been so wrong if giving up that HR in 88 ended up being his WS legacy.
Great reporting by the way, despite being "just some random dude with a camera", yours was a much better report than any of those clowns with the media passes.
This is another example of the death of the working class in the United States. Their hangouts, their way of life; going, going, gone.
It's tough. There used to be that social contract where we let the owners accrue all the profit, as long as they contribute to the community. But that was lost here.
100% agree. Capitalism in its late stage
@@germandrummer13No. Maybe the greed, but not the positive capitalism.
stop voting for Democrats
It's so shitty I'm so sorry for you guys
Also as a Yankees fan, Oakland has the best fans in California
I grew up in NY. I'm also a Yankees fan, and I completely agree.
@@AdamDoesNotExistmaybe even best in baseball, but haven’t been everywhere yet! Great work Adam as always, love the vids that you do. I’m also in the bay, love baseball and public transit, but also work professionally in the Bay Area film industry (working with some others on an A’s/Oak doc and ur vids have been a great resource lately), if you ever need help with a vid or just wanna grab a beer sometime, I’m down to help/chat. Keep it up! Best
@@lucaspadilla4815 Would love to see that doc!
Another Yankee fan who agrees. The A's belong in Oakland.
Thank you Yankee fans, you guys are cool, but as an A's fan Fck the Yankees😅😅
I stopped following the A's and baseball in general a few years ago, but I had some great memories of the pure craziness of Billy Ball starting in the late 70's (Run Rickey Run!); the Bash Brothers, Eckersley, and those great teams at the end of the 80's; and being the ultimate underdogs who entertained the fans and pulled off near miracles through Moneyball in the early 2000's. My first in person Major League baseball game was at the Oakland Coliseum in 1987, and there will always be a place in my heart for the OAKLAND A's.
Thanks for documenting this, Adam. I was there too and have been going to Oakland A's games for as long as I can remember. It was really an emotional day.
I can't agree more with what the guy at 9:35 mark says. The way people talk crap about Oakland (especially people who don't even go to Oakland in the first place) isn't deserved.
Forever Oakland.
Yes, the 3 C's: the Culture, the Camaraderie the Culture. Nothing like an Oakland A's game. Great video, I wish Fisher and Manfred would watch this.
I wish they would too. But I'm afraid they made up their minds long ago.
@@AdamDoesNotExist yup, this deal was in the works shortly after Covid in believe. Bad faith negotiating with the city. I wonder if they have a lawsuit over this? They tried using the Raiders and lost but did win one with the Warriors, like $45 million.
Hey, that's me and my dad at 7:44! So glad I ran into you Adam, I love your content and I'm so glad you were here to capture this historic day. Thanks for everything you do-- amazing video, as always! Keep it up dude! #FJF
Thanks for being a part of it! What a day!!
As someone who went to games as a child in the 70s, I particularly loved your rant near the end implicating Fisher for their move from Oakland.
As a Mets fan this breaks my heart😥
It's a sad day for all baseball fans
4th generation native Oaklander here. I like the Giants but I will always have Oakland first in my heart. This absolutely sucks and I consign Fisher to the same circle of hell as Al Davis.
Dan Moore wrote an incredible article last year where he says "History-and hell, too, probably-reserves a special place for people who relocate pro sports teams."
At least Davis gave us some good times; what did Fisher give?
@@michaelb1761 nada
Really, REALLY loved the Oakland versus Fisher contrast segment.
Thank you! That part really struck me too. Everyone telling me that A's games were like this every weekend growing up was just so wild to hear.
Never been to an MLB game or the bay area, but you made me care about this. Great video!
Thanks for creating this video and paying tribute to our OAKLAND A’s and the Coliseum.
Really hoping this isn’t the end.
Same here
What an awesome tribute, thank you for showing how it really went down. Especially thank you for getting Forest on camera!
He's the man. It really was a remarkable day
I was really hoping you would be at the last game 🥰 regardless of how you feel about baseball, this situation is absolutely awful 😞. Wonderful video ❤
That's so true. This sucks for every fan of the game.
Hi Adam. I suspected that you were going to make a video on the last A's game in Oakland. Thanks for delivering on that suspicion, honoring us fans, and the Oakland community with this video. I could not be at the game so getting to watch this video means a lot to me.
You bet!
Thanks for this, Adam. Well done. Brings back some memories, for sure.
Hey Adam! I was looking for you at the game but I wasn’t able to spot you unfortunately. I really do appreciate all your videos especially the ones that mention a need for protection and change regarding the things that we all share and enjoy like a baseball team or public transportation. I live in the area and I’m very glad that someone is making content celebrating it and I love the way that you’re doing it. I also encourage you to continue making videos about literally anything you want because you have a great perspective. Thank you :)
This means so, so much to me. This is incredibly special place, and we all know that!
I only got to attend one A’s game which was in July, but ever since I’ve been following the team just to see it till the end, and watching videos like yours to truly understand fans and die hards. As someone who’s from San Diego who lost the Chargers and also our soccer team, San Diego Loyal, I really feel for y’all. It’s unbelievable how much greed can kill. I wish I could go to another A’s game 🥺
I wish I could go to another A's game too. We're not alone in that.
dude i don't even like baseball, i only moved here two years ago, and you're making me feel things about this city and this team. really loving your videos ❤
That means so much! The emotions of this day really were overwhelming.
What a great video! Thanks to videos from you and a few other bay area folks, I made the trip to the Coliseum a few weeks ago. I am so glad I went. Keep up the great content!
It's a special place. Glad you got to visit!
Thanks for covering the Oakland A's Adam, even if you're not an A's fan. I started following you due to a video or 2 you had on the upcoming move, but I appreciate your other stories of the bay area as well. I moved from Oakland to the South Bay a few years ago, and my heart is still in Oakland, and partially SF as I would take BART to the city for work before the pandemic. Thank you and looking forward to more.
I appreciate that!
Great work man, thanks for such a well documented video of this historic game!
Glad you enjoyed it
It was a pleasure meeting you before the game… I was walking by when I noticed you and the guy you was talking to kept saying you are famous even tho you didn’t think so 😂😂 pleasure tho keep up the good vids
Great meeting you too! Minor levels of fame in a small corner of the internet is more than enough for me!
Great job on this video! God Bless Oakland!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I knew you'd be there and I kept my eyes out but I guess I walked right by you once or twice lmao
There were so many people there! We could have walked right past each other a bunch of times.
@@AdamDoesNotExist How did Bart handle the event?
@@rider573 Really well. They had trains coming through constantly at the end of the game. They also staffed up a lot at the station.
@@rider573 it was also the biggest day for BART ridership post-pandemic, which is pretty cool
I will say this. One thing that angers me is when I hear people say "The fans never showed up before, but they decide to show up now". They clearly don't know what A's fans have gone through during Fisher's tenure. It's depressing to see the mockery he has made. The sad part is that the MLB commissioner is letting all this bullshit slide.
It is sad. I really was shocked to hear so many people tell me that the atmosphere on this day is what it always used to be like before fisher.
These comments don't come from a vacuum. The A's were last in home attendance the last three years and second to last the year before that. Obviously, this reflects the quality of the team on the field or lack thereof, and the aging stadium didn't help.
Thanks Adam 😅
Thank you!
I saw you on top of the nose bleeds taking photos. We made awkward eye contact for 3 seconds.
That's incredible. 3 seconds is a loooong time!
Forrest sent me here. Glad he did. Great video. I hope to see you all again in our 2nd home one day
I'm glad he sent you here too, and glad you liked the video!
Great video as always Adam! I’ve been binging your videos for the past couple weeks and it’s pretty cool to see you explore places around the Bay! Definitely motivates me to go visit them.
Glad you like them, and really glad to hear they might give a bit of inspiration!
I’m going to miss all of your videos about the Oakland As. Hope you still cover the team out in Sacramento
Great video, I'm glad I got to my first (and only) A's game vs the Blue Jays back in June 2024. Say what you will about the nearby vicinity but the stadium itself, while old, was a great old park for a fun evening out.
There are some stadiums where you can really feel the history. The Coliseum is absolutely one of them
@@AdamDoesNotExist Absolutely! It was the first stadium I ever recall seeing football players running across second base!
Oakland A's Forever 💚🐘⚾
Forever ever!
Just realized (after seeing the “Holy Toledo”! Sign) just how much this would’ve broken Bill King’s heart. 😢
Great film. We were at the game too, even taking the kids out of school to be there for the last time. Utterly heartbroken about the whole thing.
Totally worth missing a day of school! And glad you liked this one!
I'm born and raised in LA and a Dodgers fan. This video has me tearing up. It's not right any city should lose their team this way.
Such an emotional day. Tough to watch for any sports fan
A's might be las vegas in location, but it'll always be oakland in our hearts. I'm not an A's fan but during the last game, everyone was an A's fan.
So true. Comments like that just break your heart.
Great video 👍😎 ⚾
Thank you!
It was so funny seeing Giants fans going to the As game acting like they always loved the As
Most Giants fans and A's fans don't hate each other. Some of the greatest games ever are when the Giants and the Oakland A's play
I live in Arizona and when I was young. Our team was the Oakland As my grandfather introduced me to Vida Blue and blue moon Odom. Cool guys like Rollie fingers that would sit with the fans when they weren’t pitching. Then in 1989 there was an earthquake in the World Series and the As came to Phoenix to stay sharp. I went to see them practice in Phoenix. During the World Series. My oldest son and I hit back into baseball because of the As during spring training again. Their fans were the best and I would see them year after year. Our Mesa As we called them. They have (had) the best most faithful and friendly fans in the mlb. By far. Oakland can get a bad rap but dammit. It’s a baseball town and I hope they get their team back. I will not support Las Vegas As.
These stories break my heart. But it's really cool to hear that so many people have great memories, even outside of Oakland.
Let’s Go Oakland!!
Oakland!
I wondered if you would be at the game, Adam! But you always come through. Your MLB videos were how I first found your YT channel. Thanks for sharing and being a fan of MLB overall. We all hate to see passionate fans lose a team. So eloquently said, especially at the end. Hope it all falls throuh for Fisher and the A's stay somehow. I'd love to go to a game there one day😉
Wouldn't miss this for the world
I went to a recent game with the SF Giants and I met fans from Atlanta, Boston, & Chicago. Everyone had the same sentiment as the A's fans.
I've even talked to people in Vegas that don't want this
I was at this game. The crowd was electric. Imagine if John Fisher actually invested in this team. Sad that John didn’t have a mysterious voice tell him “If you build it, they will come.”
it almost makes you think that the fans aren't the problem at all!
It's eerie how this is similar but also different to when the Rams and Raiders left LA at the same time. Both teams' owners were wildly unpopular in LA, but I don't remember there being much sadness about the teams leaving. The sentiment was more like "see ya, don't let the door hit you on the way out."
The A's have been in Oakland for soooo long. And blaming the fans is just not true!
Thanks for the memories, for sure. I'd like to say, "See you in Sacramento," but I won't be attending. Of course, we could pre-game a bit 🥃
Wow, thank you! When I was in college we would pregame the football games then go home when the game started. Might be the way to go next season haha!
i try watchin this with a openmind but i got to admit this is truly sad ... 😢
So sad. It's just not how this should have happened.
When I moved here in 1996, my friends brought me to an A's game to cement me as a fan (as someone who grew up American League, this was never in doubt.)
Fisher will burn in Hell with the rest of the billionaires.
Thank you for being there for the last home game.
I wouldn't miss it
I live in Sacramento and am not much of a sports fan. But it's been interesting seeing people's reactions to this; most people in Sac are just as unhappy about this as folks in Oakland. And the stadium the A's are relocating to is really not made for an MLB team; our minor league team does just fine, and I hear it's great place to bring your family, but definitely not meant for huge crowds.
They're going from the largest stadium in MLB to the smallest
Another great video, Adam!😀👍💯
To John Fisher ➡️ *Sell the team*
I say this as a lifelong *Giants* fan.
Thank you! I think any sports fan wants him to sell the team!
I’ll never forget going to tigers A’s losing against Verlander in the playoffs and staying in the stadium for over an hour chanting let’s go Oakland 😢
The Bay Area is a big enough (and definitely wealthy enough) market to support 2 baseball teams, 2 football teams, and even 2 basketball teams. It's a shame Oakland lost all their teams over the last 5 years.
It really is just such a shame
Not to mention that San Francisco is a completely different place than the Bay Area. Eastbay people don't want to be San Francisco fans.
@@MessOfThings The irony is that the people of the east bay and San Francisco (and the entire bay area) unite when it comes to rooting against say, an LA team.
Born and raised in the Bay but I only started getting into baseball this year after going to my first game on a whim in Toronto. I might lack the nostalgia factor for the A's but that doesn't make this move any less upsetting/bewildering and not hearing Oakland before A's just feels plain wrong.
I, like many others, hope this whole move "plan" implodes and Fisher is forced to come crawling back with his tail between his legs. And in an ideal world he'd dump both the A's and the Quakes to someone who actually cares. The Sharks might have been the joke of the NHL last season but the fanbase is infinitely more positive because the ownership is actually trying.
The quakes are just more proof that this is not the right person for sports ownership
Surely we could do something similar to what they did with the Cleveland Browns, like they could come back as an expansion team
I love your vids
Thank you!
I'm not a baseball fan, but I spent the first and third decades of my life in the East Bay, was taken to a fair number of A's games as a kid, as well as Oakland Bay Bombers and the Harlem Globetrotters in the Arena (and the Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey circus). I also saw my first rock concert (Van Halen) at the Arena, and went to a couple of Days on the Green in the stadium.
That's a thing that gets left out of a lot of discussions about stadium ownership and funding - they're not just for sports, but for all sorts of large cultural events. That's a big part of why I believe they ought to be publicly owned (the same way the Port is); certainly, if public money is going into building them and keeping them up, we should own what we're paying for.
I talked about how the Coliseum site needs to take full advantage of its excellent mass transit connectivity by redeveloping the enormous parking area into more productive uses - residential and commercial - and that the first steps toward that happening appear to be underway. The other thing that has to happen, of course, is to have some serious money put into fixing up both the stadium and the arena - or perhaps rebuilding from scratch, depending on how the options pencil out. Whether to keep the stadium as a baseball/gridiron combo or to split them into separate facilities, idk. But whatever happens, the way it is now, falling apart as it is, is untenable.
I'm a SF giants fan, but this truly breaks my heart. So much of bay culture is being destroyed by greedy corporations. So sad to see all these important Oakland teams ripped away from the city. Even if I wasn't a fan myself, it was always there, always part of the bay culture and I appreciated that. Oakland fans were always the most intense fans out there. How dare the owners blame the fans, the fans are the heart of the team. Good Bye Oakland A's. :,(
oh no they're moving the farm!
Dodgers fan here, if I was an a’s fan I would be sad but also angry
That pretty much sums it up. I talked to a lot of people who aren't A's fans, but just hate this whole thing
We are brother... we are
@@AdamDoesNotExist same
I was an A's fan from the mid 80's until a couple of years ago. I went to a lot of games, spent a ton of money on tickets, merch and food. My loyalty never wavered, even in the worst years. Once the die was cast that Fisher wasn't staying in Oakland, i bailed. Sure, some will take offense with my decision and that's fine. I refuse to give any more of my money to a multi-billionaire who shows such contempt, such disdain, such disregard for the fans.
The A's will always hold a special place in my heart, but Fisher can kick rocks.
Oakland deserves better. The Warriors, the Raiders, The A’s…Oakland is a city with good people who deserve better
I'm with you on that
I just watched this & then your previous video about Willie Mays Park* vs the Coliseum, and one big difference wasn't mentioned:
The Oakland Coliseum is surrounded by an enormous parking moat, twice the size of the facility itself. Willie Mays Park is surrounded by a neighborhood. That's why, while the Coliseum is actually *better* connected by BART, the walk from the BART station to the ballpark in San Francisco is more pleasant, though much longer, than in Oakland. The other reason why the walk (or Muni ride) is so nice, and why it's possible to have a ballpark there at all, is because we got rid of the godawful Embarcadero Freeway.
I understand why so many folks love the tailgating scene in the parking lot, but for the Coliseum to survive as a facility, it's going to have to go, or at least be severely cut back, in favor of building _buildings_ in that space for people to live and businesses to do business in. I've been encouraged lately to read that there's an investment group fixing to do that.
There will be a lot of nostalgia for the lost car culture, just as there is for the long-ago defunct drive-in theater that was there when I was a kid - but for the good of all, it's got to go.
*to hell with corporate naming rights
Sounds like the new ownership group might have some cool plans. I'm excited to see what they do!
@@AdamDoesNotExist after I typed this, I did an internet search to see if anything's happened since I read about it last. From what I can tell, the immediate plan is to keep the Arena, which is currently profitable and apparently in decent shape (though idk about that), but the fate of the stadium is up in the air.
Still very much in the early conceptual stages, and anything could happen in the decade it's estimated to take to finish whatever it turns out to be. I'll be peeking in at it every now and again as it comes to mind, much as I did with the California High Speed Rail project back when it was first conceived & given a website back in 1996. I wonder which will come to the Bay Area first...
Im glad you noticed I went to all three games and seeing xfinity in the final day ticket pisssssed me off
13:22 The guy in white on the field was from my section and his family was cheering him on when they saw him on the field. Between that and people throwing food and drink from all the sections spraying fans and personnel alike, it left me with a bad taste in my mouth.
Overall though, I really liked the PA lady and Kotsay's speeches. It felt so surreal that I just sat in my section for about an hour after the game until a nice security lady asked me to leave. I then immediately remembered why taking BART to the games was torture because even hours after the game, the lines to get on the bridge was stupendously long and crowded.
Personally, I love the Coliseum though in spite of its flaws... I really wish they made a few renovations and people would still be attending. Or even just cleaning up the massive amounts of trash everywhere; the smell of urine and rotten food permeated through the ballpark.
It's embarrassing.
I'm sorry that you got sprayed with people's drinks, I got a little bit on me too but considering the occasion there was actually very little of that happening. Take a look back at what happened after the reverse boycott game or any other time in history where a crowd has thrown things onto a baseball field. It was really only a couple of dozen items.
Remember the Oakland Traitors, also ripped out of town, away from the best fans in football . . . twice. I've lived in Oakland, I've lived in Las Vegas. The big difference is the superficiality in Las Vegas. Everyone walks around Vegas with their eyes glazed over, they know everything is a facade. Oakland isn't as glitzy by far, but what you see is real.
interesting to hear from someone who's lived in both places. Thanks for sharing your perspective.
Baseball is a little kids game and when I was a little kid I didn't care how fancy or how many luxury box suites there were in the stadium that I was going to.
Crazy their moving
Not crazy. Just the result of a political class who couldn't get it together.
It's hard to believe that this is the outcome
I was there! First ever baseball game for me, as a dirty European. It was fun, and of course it was kind of sad. There's thankfully a bit of a solution: Go Ballers!
Wow. What a game to be your first!
music in the background at 3:30 is some real Oakland sh*t haha
Hey, everyone. Next year, let's all go to the Giant's game when the A's come back and chant "Let's Go Oakland" to show where their fans and home is
Love this. That's a great idea
# good by Oakland A's
Hey, I know that guy in the thumbnail.
Hahaha. Great seeing you at the game! There's a clip of you in the video as well. That view really shows you how big that day felt!
it's like losing a familymember dawg
you're allowed up in the Championship Plaza, there was just a lot of security and media that it didnt seem like it.
Hope you guys get a new team.
as an A’s fan in sac I don’t want the A’s here they belong in Oakland forever
😢😢😢😢😢😢
Don’t stop making baseball videos
Being someone born in Oakland grew up going to raiders A’s n warriors games this 💩 hurts to the core why everyone gotta abandon DA TOWN we are a sport city !
It just sucks so much
My opr swim team used to go to As games. My high school took the seniors to As games. Billionaires look for more money and don't care at all about who got them to where they are
As a cardinal fan feel bad for Oakland fans, SELL the team Fisher and love your videos, Adam. Goodbye Oakland.
Everyone is an Oakland fan right now. This is just tough to watch for anyone who loves Baseball.
Hardcore fans just like the Raiders. It's just we have owners who want handouts for their new shiny castles. It's just wrong!
lol I was at the Wednesday game came all the way from VA to see it. Also PNC park is still better than Oracle park
Hahaha. What an experience
Did I just walk by you at the game?
Totally possible!
@@AdamDoesNotExistwelcome to our stadium 😁
4:37 There is no way she grew up in the Bay Area: " 'The' BART?!? " That hurts my ears.
I only got there at the 7th inning, thanks BART, and honestly it wasn't as wild as I thought. I had more fun at an average NHL game than the last Oakland A's game, maybe I'm not a baseball guy
Fisher claiming that Oakland fans don't love baseball is like a restaurant owner releasing cockroaches in the kitchen and then complaining that "people don't like food here"
This is such a good comparison!
Fucked Up situation. You support your team but hate how the owner is treating the team and fan base.
It really is