47,000 fans pack Coliseum for final Oakland A's game

[@marksuddjian4570]

One last trip to our Holy Cathedral....I was one of the first die-hard A's fans in Palo Alto in 1969. I was a lonely fan out there and back then it didn't seem there were many A's fans in the East Bay either. It is so satisfying to see how A's Nation has grown over the years. We will never forget our Oakland A's...

[@kevintam7169]

Not only were there 47,889 fans, every single fan I saw was wearing some version of their favorite A's shirt

[@adamhazel8365]

😢. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

[@MessOfThings]

Thank you for putting this together

[@heynowls3058]

This Yankee fan is bummed for all you OAKLAND A’s fans. You deserve so much more. F John Fisher!

[@troyhoffman6012]

“It’s great. It’s really a great thing they had one sellout all season” -Rob Manfred, probably

[@williamortiz1877]

hey brotha you probably don't remember but I ran into you on the last battle of the bay at the end of the game you took a photo of my friend and I him wearing a willie maze jersey me wearing a Rickey Henderson jersey you had said you were going to post them on twitter or X just wondering if your going to post more stuff from that day by the way love the podcast don't stop never give up the fight.

[@RickeyBlog]

Hey man! Yeah I posted it here! x.com/rickeyblog/status/1825306611637960805?s=46

[@erich84502ify]

Wow

[@randomname3715]

Still not even close to a regular Dodger game crowd.

[@sirchi8731]

Good point. Everything is not on John Fisher. It takes both sides to come together

[@therhymerr]

Must be tough to wake up in the morning and realize you are you

[@sirchi8731]

@@therhymerr go argue with your boyfriend champ 🙄🙄

[@mainstarter3380]

Even when the Raiders left, Athletics fans weren't showing up to the games. Even before they announced they were leaving to Vegas, A's fans just stopped going. Now they suddenly care that their team is leaving when the fans gave up on their team whether they win or lose.