A fan's return to baseball after the Athletics' departure from Oakland
By
Patrick Redford
Summary
A fan recounts attending a Giants game after the Athletics left Oakland, expressing frustration with the sport's rising costs and the A's current nomadic, unmoored existence. The piece blends personal nostalgia with criticism of MLB's business practices and the emotional void left by the team's departure from the Coliseum.
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· 3 pulledI have all but stopped paying attention to the sport, less in active protest than as a casualty of no longer being able to pay like nine dollars to be inside of a major-league ballpark
the existence of the geographically unmoored Athletics is omnidirectionally repulsive
On Wednesday night I attended a Major League Baseball game for the first time since the final game the Athletics played in the Oakland Coliseum
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