In today’s episode, we dive into the ongoing skepticism surrounding the Oakland A’s and their potential move to Sutter Health Park in Sacramento. Critics, including former Dodger reliever Ryan Brasier, have dismissed the idea of playing Major League Baseball games in a Minor League ballpark. But is the negativity warranted? From the passionate Sacramento fanbase to the potential for a consistently sold-out, electrifying atmosphere, this move could redefine how fans experience the game. We’ll break down why smaller, intimate stadiums might be the future for struggling teams and explore how this change could reignite fan energy for the A’s.

We also address misconceptions about the A’s as a franchise, from claims of non-competitiveness to misconceptions about their spending. With 15 winning seasons in the last 25 years, the A’s are far from the failure many portray them to be. We’ll examine how this narrative has been shaped by media negativity and discuss whether it’s time for fans to look beyond the noise. Tune in for a deep dive into why Sutter Health Park may offer more than just a temporary fix and how this could signal a new chapter for A’s baseball.