We look forward to making Sutter Health Park our home through our move to Las Vegas,” A’s owner John Fisher said in a statement. “We extend our appreciation to the Kings and the City of West Sacramento for hosting the A’s while we work to complete our new ballpark in Las Vegas.”

Reportedly, the Giants were unwilling to share their Oracle Park with their regional rivals, and so offered the A s their farm team s stadium instead.

Hedge Your BetsThe first officially sanctioned designs released by the A’s for their Las Vegas ballpark were for emulating the Sidney Opera House and showing the sun setting in the east. (Image: Negativ)

Bally’s, the Rhode Island-based gaming company that operated the Tropicana, has repeatedly stated its intention to build a 30K-seat,  for the A’s on nine of the Tropicana site’s 35 acres.

Mortenson-McCarthy, the construction firm hired by the A’s, told the Las Vegas Stadium Authority last year that construction would start on the ballpark in April 2025, and finish in time for the start of the 2028 season.

Should the Vegas construction project get delayed or even canceled a real possibility – the A’s will have the option to extend their Sutter Health Park tenancy for a fourth year.

Fisher’s fellow Major League Baseball team owners in November.

The current A s lease at Oakland Coliseum expires after this season, and the acrimonious relationship between Fisher and the city of Oakland has reportedly ruled out extending it.

Though Las Vegas Ballpark, the 8,000-seat home of the Athletics’ Triple-A team, the Las Vegas Aviators, was initially considered, it was later rejected because the A’s didn t like the prospect of playing outdoors in Nevada’s triple-digit summer heat. (And who can blame them? Go, Aviators!)