Did anyone see the highlights of that first game in Sacramento?

[msgkings322]

That ballpark only holds 14,000 they will probably fill it every night

A bit of 'Field of Dreams' or Bull Durham energy, MLB in a minor league park

Kinda like it for a couple years, why not? Baseball has lost a lot of quirks lately so here's a new one....WAY less depressing than seeing them play in the Coliseum

Saw the clips on MLB TV

 

[msgkings322]

When the Giants play the As in Sacramento those 14,000 tickets will be hard and expensive to get

 

[broncosmitty]

Did not see anything yet. But have been waiting for their minor league debut.


And ground breaking for the Vegas stadium.

They haven’t averaged 14,000 a game since 2019. lol

Was this game a sellout?

 

[msgkings322]

Did not see anything yet. But have been waiting for their minor league debut.


And ground breaking for the Vegas stadium.

They haven’t averaged 14,000 a game since 2019. lol

Was this game a sellout?

I think so...the novelty and the new town will fill it you'll see, no one wanted to go the Coliseum, Sacto is stoked, like getting the Thunder to OKC

 

[broncosmitty]

I think so...the novelty and the new town will fill it you'll see, no one wanted to go the Coliseum, Sacto is stoked, like getting the Thunder to OKC

Not like getting the Thunder. That was an arena on the level.

This is like Toledo getting the Indians.

The MudHens sent me their opening attendance. It was similar to the Travelin’ A’s.

 

[broncosmitty]

Three years of this is Crazytown.

 

[msgkings322]

Three years of this is Crazytown.

Yes but better than before (the Colisseum). And 3 years is plenty

 

[Albuquerque Rams]

Honestly, I half expected Sacramento to respond to the A's with indifference in much the same way Memphis treated the Oilers for their one season in the city.