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“I mean, I’d rather be playing in Oakland — Oakland is a special place for me,” said Hoerner, who grew up an A’s fan.
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The A's will play three seasons in West Sacramento while its new ballpark in Las Vegas, NV, is under construction.

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Chicago Cubs help Athletics open their new-to-them ballpark in West Sacramento: ‘It’s a new baseball experience’
The Chicago Cubs are part of the first major-league series played at Sutter Heath Park, a Triple-A stadium the Athletics are calling home for at least the next three seasons.
‘Just glad they’re here’: Athletics fans share feelings on home opener in West Sacramento
The Athletics played their first game in Sacramento on Tuesday, drawing thousands to Sutter Health Park. But the team’s 18-3 loss to the Chicago Cubs wasn’t the only story of the night. For many longtime A’s fans, the game marked a bittersweet milestone — Major League Baseball had arrived in Sacramento, but only after leaving Oakland behind.
Baseball fans watch A's historic home opener from Drake's in West Sacramento
Tailgating in designated parking areas at Sutter Health Park is allowed, but only for barbecuing. Alcohol isn't allowed. But with the ballpark's central location, fans can drink before or during the game in West Sacramento, Old Sacramento or the Downtown Commons.
A's fans pack up for drive to West Sacramento for home opener against the Cubs
Bay Area Athletics fans who supported the team when it played at the Oakland Coliseum packed up their vehicles and drove roughly 70 miles east, to West Sacramento to see the Green & Gold play their 2025 home opener against the Chicago Cubs at Sutter Health Park,
What we learned as Athletics rocked by Cubs in Sacramento home opener
The Athletics’ historic first home game on Monday night at Sutter Health Park didn't go according to plan as they lost 18-3 to the Chicago Cubs.
Sellout crowd awaits as A's make Sacramento debut against Cubs
The Athletics formally begin the home portion of their Sacramento era when they host the Chicago Cubs on Monday night in the first-ever Major League Baseball game in the California
Stomped by 15 runs, A’s West Sacramento opener proved rough on and off the field
The A’s saw a couple of bright spots before the game got out of hand in the fifth inning. Shortstop Jason Wilson hit the A’s first home run in their new home park, a third-inning solo shot. Wilson plated another run with a groundout in the fourth inning, after rookie second baseman Max Muncy doubled in a run.
‘Minor league’ or ‘baseball paradise’? Either way, A’s opener in Sacramento was one-of-a-kind
Sacramento might be a temporary pitstop on the A’s eventual move from Oakland to Las Vegas, but for locals such as Hattfield, whose job as a government scientist brought him from San Diego seven years ago, it’s all upside. Sure, the final score was 18-3. The most runs allowed in a home opener in a century.
West Sacramento bar, restaurant scene hopes to capitalize on A's arrival
While they're hitting dingers, the A's are also helping serve up a business boom for West Sacramento staples. When the announcement came last year that the Athletics would move to the capital region,
West Sacramento businesses, residents say city scores home run with major league baseball
Game number two for the Athletics and Chicago Cubs gets underway in West Sacramento on Tuesday. After watching the first major league baseball game in Sutter Health Park, businesses and some residents are looking forward to the rest of the season. At the Tree House Cafe, the owner, who goes by Fro, is stepping up to the plate.
The A’s Failed Their Sacramento Debut, but Sutter Health Park Largely Passed
Attending the Athletics’ first game in their makeshift home made for a memorable evening despite the minor-league ballpark’s oddities and shortcomings.
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Athletics' West Sacramento stint expected to propel city's little league scene
Did you know West Sacramento has a booming little league scene? The arrival of the A's is expected to propel the league even further.
As Athletics begin their Sacramento residency, a city tentatively opens its arms
The A's three-year stopover in Sacramento on their way to Las Vegas is unusual in the extreme, and that has meant some uncertain moments.
Former Boston Red Sox reliever: ‘So stupid’ to play MLB games in Sacramento (report)
After abandoning Oakland, the Athletics will spend their next three seasons hosting home games at Sutter Health Park in West Sacramento while they wait for a new stadium in Las Vegas to be built. The ballpark holds roughly 14,000, and the Athletics will be co-tenants with the Triple-A Sacramento River Cats.
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