A hop, skip, and jump away from San Francisco, the sixth largest city in the country, is the culturally diverse and spirit-filled city of Oakland. The city may be known in the sports world has housing the mighty tough Oakland Raiders who have arguably the most fierce fan base in the country. They heckle any outside opponent and sometimes even their own team. But on the nights when football isn’t played at the Oakland Coliseum, baseball takes over and the Oakland A’s dazzle under stadium lights. The Athletics’ franchise have had a great share of success since they began play as the Philadelphia Athletics in 1901 and then the Kansas City Athletics in 1955 and finally your current Oakland A’s. The team clinched their ninth World Series title in 1989 but has been unable to make it to the title game since, however they have dominated the Western Division of the American League in the 2000s. Oakland A’s ticket holders aren’t far from those of the Raiders and show similar support and passion for their team dawning green, gold, and white throughout the city and throughout the stands. The multi-purpose Oakland Coliseum has been the A’s home for more than the past 40 years but will soon close its doors to the talented A’s team. The A’s will soon get a baseball-only stadium in Fremont, California. But with the project taking longer than expected, play will continue at the historical stadium for a few more years giving you more opportunities to see your Oakland A’s at the home you’re used to. The Oakland A’s team motto is “100% baseball,” and yours needs to be to so you can cheer them on to victory. Don’t just pick up one or two tickets. Grab enough for the whole family and enjoy nail biting finishes, no hitter games, series sweeps, and more! 100 % baseball = 100% fan support!