The recent announcement that the Oakland A’s will temporarily relocate to Sutter Health Park in 2025 has been met with enthusiasm by fans in Sacramento. Following the news, the River Cats ticket office has been flooded with calls from fans eager to be a part of the “A’s list.” In fact, the River Cats broke their single-day ticket sales record after the A’s made their announcement.
Fans in Sacramento are excited about the move, seeing it as a positive for their community. Some believe that if given enough support, the A’s could make Sacramento their permanent home. With uncertainties surrounding public funding for a new stadium in Las Vegas, staying in Sacramento could become a viable option.
The news of the A’s relocation has brought fans together and created a sense of unity in the Sacramento community. From the ticket office to the ballpark, the move to Sutter Health Park has sparked renewed enthusiasm for baseball in the region. For many, baseball is a family affair, with generations coming together to support their teams. Whether it’s the River Cats, A’s or Giants, love for baseball runs deep in Sacramento.
