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In 2024, the Athletics will start the season at home against the Cleveland Guardians on March 28. They will stay home for another three-game series against the Boston Red Sox. On April 5, the team will start their first road trip of the 2024 season at Detroit.
Where did the Athletics land at the end of the 2023 season? With a 50-112 record, 40 games behind the division-leading Astros. The organization has stripped away its best players in an effort to make moving to Las Vegas easier. With fans that don't back the team in Oakland, why not move to a shiny new stadium in Nevada? The current owners are looking to move after multiple attempts to obtain a free stadium from the taxpayers of Oakland and beyond had failed. The Athletics lease with Oakland Coliseum ends after the 2024 season. 29 MLB team owners have to approve the move before it can go forward.
At the end of the 2022 regular season, the Athletics record stood at 60-102. That put them firmly at the bottom of the American League standings, and 46 games behind the division-leading Houston Astros. Players such as Nick Allen, Tony Kemp, Ramon Laureano, and Seth Brown are considered to be team leaders. Seth Brown hit 25 home runs in 500 at-bats. He had 115 hits and drove in 73 RBIs. Tony Kemp played in 147 games in 2022. He had 117 hits, seven home runs, and 46 RBIs. As for pitching in 2023, the team will keep Cole Irvin and Paul Blackburn as starters. Pitchers A.J. Puk will be putting in more time while James Kaprielian recovers from shoulder surgery.
The Athletics made many trips to the postseason in the past decade. Oakland has made the playoffs six times in the past ten years. Although the team had not made it to the Championship Series in any of those six trips, fans were happy to see the team in the postseason. Oakland had success during the "rebuild" years of 2015-2017, but there are eleven free-agent players that could be moving on in 2022. Salary Arbitration will come into play for 2022, with millions of dollars pegged to keeping these players happy. In 2022, The A's could use Matt Chapman, Matt Olson, and Ramon Laureano to muster a playoff run. The Athletics continues to look to build a new stadium. Team owners have been looking to Las Vegas as a possible site for the venue.