"Oakland A's Explore Temporary Move to Utah Amid Ballpark Uncertainty"
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The Oakland A's are facing homelessness after their lease at the Oakland Coliseum expires in 2024, with their new Las Vegas ballpark not ready until at least 2028. They are considering using the Triple-A Salt Lake Bees' Smith’s Ballpark in Salt Lake City as a temporary home, which can accommodate their needs despite its smaller capacity. Other potential options include the Sacramento Rivercats stadium, the Aviators’ Las Vegas Ballpark, the San Francisco Giants’ Oracle Park, and the Reno Aces’ Greater Nevada Field. The A's have four years to find a solution to boost attendance and revenue before their new Las Vegas stadium is completed.
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