Photos from Royals-A’s series shows just how barren the Oakland Coliseum has become
The two worst teams in Major League Baseball squared off this week in Oakland and 12,191 people turned out to watch.
That wasn’t the attendance for just one of the games between the Royals and A’s. That was the announced attendance for the entire three-game series at the Oakland Coliseum.
The A’s have designs on moving to Las Vegas, but fans this week could be seen and heard continuing their push for owner John Fisher to sell the franchise.
Oakland has the lowest average attendance in the majors and the three-game series drew fewer fans than what the Miami Marlins average (14,157) for a home game.
Miami is 29th in MLB attendance this season, so that’s not a bar that should be difficult to clear.
It made for an unusual scene at the Oakland Coliseum as a small but vocal group made it known they want new ownership.
Here are some photos from the series at the Coliseum. You can see how barren the stadium has become, other than fans demanding Fisher sell the franchise.
This story was originally published August 24, 2023 at 10:56 AM.
