Oakland A's final game

The Oakland Athletics hosted their final game at the Oakland Coliseum, defeating the Texas Rangers 3-2, in a bittersweet farewell to a venue that has been their home since 1968. Fans filled the stadium to capacity, expressing mixed emotions as they chanted both 'Let's go Oakland!' and 'Sell the team!' during the game. Notable moments included JJ Bleday's standout performance, including an RBI single and an impressive catch in center field. As the team prepares to move to Sacramento for the next three years, they are eyeing a future in Las Vegas by 2028. The game was marked by nostalgic tributes, including a national anthem performance by Barry Zito and ceremonial first pitches by A's legends Rickey Henderson and Dave Stewart. Despite the excitement on the field, many fans voiced their disappointment over the team's relocation, with some indicating they may stop watching MLB altogether due to management decisions.