LadyStanley
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Oakland A's agree to purchase land for $1.5B Las Vegas ballpark
The Athletics are leaving for Las Vegas.
Buying land.
Apparently there would be a $2B location related fee (not clear if that is in addition to or part of the expansion fee), not including land and stadium (another $1B+).Couldn't we just get an expansion instead of Oaklands hand me downs again.
Trop and Dean Martin, the current truck lot next to Wild West (the one directly across from In-n-Out, not the other side of Wild West). Yay, a new traffic nightmare adding to a bad traffic area!
Foley should team up with Davis and state he's opposed. Whether we like it or not, VGK is the biggest loser to adding MLB and then NBA to the city. Winning in year one was absolutely huge for them being able to compete at this point but if the team has a poor phase with losing records the Fortress is going to look more like an abandoned post.
I don't think the season timing matters as much. Both are chasing limited amounts of premium ticket money and advertising dollars. When the Naqvis of the world have an MLB team to sponsor as well they will hurt VGK. And for fans who want to buy tickets to sports there is a limit in the wallet. The tourists are the only ones for whom the lack of overlap matters.Baseball being in town is not going to matter for the Knights attendance, mainly because there is very little overlap in seasons. Any long stretches of the Knights being bad will, but they'll still have the tourist ticket market to fall back on. The NBA is the only league that could come to town and really hurt attendance wise.
Baseball being in town is not going to matter for the Knights attendance, mainly because there is very little overlap in seasons. Any long stretches of the Knights being bad will, but they'll still have the tourist ticket market to fall back on. The NBA is the only league that could come to town and really hurt attendance wise.