Las Vegas A's (Las Vegas Athletics) News, Ballpark, Rosters and History
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Las Vegas A's: Quick Answers
Where do the A's play right now?
At Sutter Health Park in West Sacramento, their interim home from 2025 through 2027. They also play six home games at Las Vegas Ballpark in Summerlin in 2027.
Why the A's are moving →When does the Las Vegas ballpark open?
The target is the 2028 season. Construction is scheduled to be complete on February 29, 2028, and the steel roof arches are going up now.
Ballpark construction and photos →Where is the new ballpark?
On the former Tropicana site at Las Vegas Boulevard and Tropicana Avenue, on the south end of the Strip. It is a domed, air-conditioned park for about 33,000 fans.
Plan your trip →Can I get Las Vegas A's tickets yet?
You can join the team's priority access list for a one-time, non-refundable $19.01, and premium full-season packages are sold at the Ballpark Experience Center. Regular prices are not announced.
Season tickets guide →Are they still the A's?
Yes. The club is now branded simply as the Athletics, and keeps the A's nickname, the green and gold, and a history that goes back to Philadelphia in 1901.
Franchise history →How many titles have the A's won?
Nine World Series titles: five in Philadelphia under Connie Mack and four in Oakland, the last in 1989.
All-time records →Why Are the Athletics Moving to Las Vegas? The Full Story
Yes. The Athletics are moving to Las Vegas because two decades of failed ballpark plans in Oakland left them without a long-term home, and MLB owners approved the move in November 2023. As of October 2026, the team plays in West Sacramento, and its Las Vegas Strip ballpark is scheduled to open for the 2028 season.
Read the full story →EVERY A'S ROSTER SINCE 1901
Philadelphia to Kansas City to Oakland to Las Vegas. Every player and the position they played, one season at a time, going all the way back to 1901.
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PHILADELPHIA TO LAS VEGAS
A charter member of the American League, the Athletics are born under Connie Mack.
The franchise leaves Philadelphia after 54 seasons for Kansas City.
The A's move west and build a dynasty, three straight titles from 1972 to 1974.
An interim home in Sacramento bridges the gap between Oakland and the desert.
A new 33,000-capacity ballpark on the former Tropicana site is set to open on the Strip.
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