Nevada Senate approves $380M for A's Las Vegas stadium amidst fan backlash.
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The Oakland A's won their seventh straight game against the Tampa Bay Rays as fans engaged in a "reverse boycott" to urge owner John Fisher to sell the team. The Nevada Senate also approved $380 million in taxpayer funds for a proposed baseball stadium in Las Vegas, where Fisher seeks to move the team after failed talks for a new Bay Area home. The A's responded to the boycott by donating all gate revenue from the game to charity.
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