Fisher's decision last November to move the team sparked outrage among fans. The 63-year-old, who purchased the A's with Lew Wolff in 2005, said he did all he could to keep the franchise in Oakland.

Fisher’s hope comes at a time when many, if not most, A’s fans are gutted by his decision to take his team out of Oakland where it won four World Series during its 57-year stay.

A's Owner John Fisher, Attendance Woes, and Plenty of Concern. Story by Jason Burke ... Instead, people haven't been listening to what the fans in Oakland have been saying this whole time.

May 6, 2023; Santa Clara, California, USA; San Jose Earthquakes and Oakland Athletics owner John Fisher looks towards the pitch after a match against the Los Angeles FC at Levi's Stadium.

The way Reggie Jackson tells it, he had a group with a higher offer ready to buy the A's in the early 2000's, but MLB Commissioner Bud Selig awarded the A's to Fisher and his buddy from college ...

Athletics owner John Fisher thinks he's set his team up for success: 'We think that we can win today' The A's spent in the winter after their 92-loss season, but it's almost impossible to envision ...

If this were said last year, this would be a non-story. The A's, however, play their home games in Sacramento now, not Oakland. They, as long as Fisher is owner, will never go back to that city.

Opening a stadium in Las Vegas would cap a yearslong effort by the A’s to build a new one, with multiple attempts in Oakland and San Jose failing since owner John Fisher bought into the club in ...

But Fisher acknowledged that some fans who used to frequent the Oakland Coliseum will also make the trek. “I think we’ll have some fans, for sure, from the East Bay,” he said. “Sacramento ...

It should also be noted that the A's were drawing right around 21,000 in 2019, the last year before the pandemic (2020-21), another sell-off (2022), and the relocation announcement (2023).