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    A's going, going, all but gone from Oakland as bill to fund Las Vegas stadium passes

    The Oakland Athletics appear to be two small steps from extinction. The Nevada legislature on Wednesday approved $380 million in taxpayer funds toward a new ballpark in Las Vegas, leaving two hurdles for the A's in their proposed move: Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo to sign the ballpark bill into law, and major league owners to approve the move. Major League Baseball expects both steps to be ...
    by Bill Shaikin, Los Angeles Times Jun 14, 2023 2 minutes
    Oakland Athletics fans display signs during a reverse boycott game against the Tampa Bay Rays at RingCentral Coliseum on June 13, 2023, in Oakland, California.

    The Oakland Athletics appear to be two small steps from extinction.

    The Nevada legislature on Wednesday approved $380 million in taxpayer funds toward a new ballpark in Las Vegas, leaving two hurdles for the A's in their proposed move: Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo to sign the ballpark bill into law, and major league owners to approve the move.

    Major League Baseball expects both steps to be

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