Would MLB expand to Sacramento?

[@Its_Steeeve]

I live in Sacramento, and I am a huge A’s fan. Send them here, we would love them!!!

[@julian-H47]

Same

[@sacpike]

Kings excellent attendance, even during bad seasons, shows that this town supports their teams. I firmly believe a MLB team would be fully embraced in Sacramento. I have several Giants fans in Sacramtno said that they would switch their allegiance if an MLB team landed in the Capitol.

[@LOLheyman]

Do you have proof that kings had excellent attendance when they were bad I call bullshit.

[@Haydenwoodify]

That sounds like giants fans hahaha bandwagon fans.

[@scotttild]

Both the A's and Giants looked at moving to Sacramento at one time or another and both decided it was not a good idea. Also times have changed and Ca does not fund stadiums anymore.

[@TG-hr7sk]

​​@@LOLheyman go look it up dummy

[@tankerdriver6329]

@@LOLheyman Longest All-Time NBA Sellout Streaks. Team Sellouts Dates 6. Sacramento Kings 497 10/25/85 - 11/4/97 7. Golden State Warriors 471 12/18/12 - present The Kings made the playoffs twice during this streak and were usually in the bottom 5 of the league; they also never had a winning record in any of those seasons.

[@julian-H47]

Sacramento A’s - has a nice ring to it🔥

[@DateMike22]

Sacramento is the state capital of California. There should be a MLB team in Sac Town.

[@dreamcage1801]

Same for a NFL team too

[@lovejoyb20]

You can have the A's. Vegas doesn't want them.

[@whalesequence]

Yeah, it's a fantastic market, plus tons of A's fans there already

[@williammoran8889]

Sacramento already has a stadium approved for a MLS franchise to go in the Railyards, which is a undeveloped 240 acre site. Although Sac was approved for a MLS expansion team, the lead investor backed out after COVID so they lost it. The EIR and many of the hurdles have been completed for a stadium, and a MLB ballpark would go nicely there. The city would love to have a stadium to activate development in the Railyards.

[@whalesequence]

I was thinking about this the other day, that railyards site is just begging for a stadium, shame the soccer stadium didn't work out, Sac republic fc would've been a very well supported MLS team

[@scotttild]

I believe that approval was expired a long time ago and was only done when the A's started looking years ago. CA generally does not give out tax dollars anymore. It would have to be a new approval process for any team that wants to move into Sacramento. I doubt it will ever happen.

[@dewd4479]

Sacramento is already A’s fans. What people don’t talk about is that the A’s and the Giants represent baseball in all of Northern California. Having the team leave the state would be a massive hit to the entire sport in the region. The vegas move doesn’t add up because they’re pretending the media market in vegas is anywhere near as big as the media markrt in Northern California.

[@jordanjohnson9866]

Nah. Not Vegas move doesn’t add up because they’re pretending the media market in vegas is anywhere near as big as the media markrt in Northern California. Not “Vegas move doesn’t add up because they’re pretending the media market in vegas is anywhere near as big as the media markrt in Northern California.” /

[@kyvsthewrld]

exactly plus most sac people moving to sac cus of how the bay cost so much to live in that even now oakland is turning like that

[@kyvsthewrld]

the east bay of now definitely not the east bay of before, that sac area like stock, sac, replacing that old east bay environment imo

[@kyvsthewrld]

I just wish oakland was composated w something cus oakland got fucked up cus warriors raiders and a’s was all money for oakland, realistically oakland should’ve been a college town tbh but man they fucked oakland up which is fucked oakland could have been something if it was embraced

[@DHcowboy]

Sac is such an underrated market. The Central Valley (Sac,Stockton, Modesto, etc.) needs it’s OWN teams that aren’t “bay teams”.

[@ddddirge]

If the negotiation with Nevada failed, I hope Sacramento can snatch the A's from Oakland... I know there are fans in Oakland, but I think their future is better if they're moving to Sacramento instead of staying in Oakland... Even if Sacramento has Giants Triple-A team River Cats, there is one way to circumvent it, the owner of River Cats is also the owner of NBA team Kings Vivek, if Nevada negotiation failed and Fisher is too prideful to crawl back to Oakland, Fisher can sell the team to him instead... 🤔🤔🤔

[@LegendaryEsq.]

Giants fan here. That being said, baseball is better with the A’s in the East Bay. Moreover, I would much rather commute to Sacto than catch a flight to Las Vegas. That is a no brainer for me.

[@kyvsthewrld]

East bay kinda changing tho w housing going up

[@Aileen-ts3zj]

Raley Field was built to be able to be expanded. Sacramento has a rich history. The Solons were the Brewers AAA affiliate and I shook hands with Hank Aaron at Hughes Stadium when I was 9 years old. Brodie is correct regarding Arco Park. A riverfront park can happen. Giants can get bought out and move the AAA team. Sac would get more Marysville, Reno fans and I'm confident they'd draw 20k a night. Regards Sacramento native

[@ddddirge]

Raley Field can be expanded but I don't think they're gonna play long term there, but I think their parking lot is big enough to place another ballpark there... As for the Triple-A for the Giants that can be circumvented to let the owner of River Cats (which coincidentally also the owner of NBA team Kings) to buy the A's, and for that to happen Nevada must say no and reject the A's bill of moving there, then Fisher doesn't have a choice but to sell... After that A's must ready to let go their own Triple-A in Las Vegas, either by swapping it directly or using D-Backs (as their Triple-A team is in Reno) for collateral... 🤔🤔🤔

[@chadmorrislionsinparis]

I live in Sacramento, I take the train to a bunch of A's games. I love how I get dropped off right at the front door of the coliseum

[@donnybrook5671]

Move the A's to Sacramento...Give Las Vegas an expansion team. I'm originally from Sacramento. I now live in Las Vegas. I attended many A's games between '69 to '87. I now enjoy going to Aviators games here in Summerlin. I remember when they were building the foundation for Arco Park in next to Arco Arena. Different subject, but, I was at American River College gym when the Kings were introduced to the city...2000 people were there packed in. It was awesome. Can't speak for everyone here in Las Vegas, but, I know many would rather have an expansion team instead of the A's. Go Knights Go!

[@BNSFfanDavid]

Great video. Growing up in Sacramento, I would’ve loved having a team there. Also, the NBA has 3 teams in Texas that are well supported so I’m sure MLB could do it.

[@jeffreyjohn1691]

Why the hell can’t the City of Oakland and the A’s work out a deal to stay in Oakland!

[@paulamcdonald5446]

Was at the game today, born and raised in Hayward, live in Sac. Lots of people from Sac in Oakland. A hell of a lot better than Vegas

[@Pacidan]

Something to consider - Vivek Ranadive, who owns the Kings and has the resources to lead a team to buy a MLB team, recently bought the River Cats and their stadium. I dont know what that means in terms of them possibilities of MLB in Sacramento, but thought I'd mention it. I think, Brodie, you're off a lttle on the honeymoon. Sacramento is a separate entity. The positive, of course, would be the A's already have an established fan base here.

[@brodiebrazil]

good points!

[@WiggleBabies]

With Oakland gone, yeah it's wide open now. Brodie you have to say something on air about this bs. It makes no sense because it just doesn't... MLB is helping them move. Who removes a damn relocation fee? You're around 100mil away from completing the biggest project in how long? All so they can chase a cheap deal in Vegas. This is all collusion... MLB is taking your job anyways, screw these people.

[@jnjaganon8226]

As difficult as a move would be, I think I have come to terms that I “may” consider supporting the A’s in Oakland, Sacramento, or maybe even Vegas. I just cannot fathom supporting a franchise that is owned by John Fisher. #fisherout #selltheteam

[@ronclark9724]

Unfortunately fans don't get to choose who the owners are for their local teams... While Fisher may have given up on Oakland, just a few short years ago the A's won their division with a competitive team. Where were the fans when the A's were competitive? Are Oakland fans GHOSTS?

[@brendas.1374]

Yep, Sacramento would be a better fit for the A’s than Las Vegas.

[@C0UGARSLAYER69]

Sac-Town would’ve welcomed the A’s with open arms! As an A’s fan, I’d rather them move to Sac than Vegas.

[@stinkincooldesigns8469]

I lived in sacramento for many years, went to many kings games at Arco and remember the beginnings of that field that sat unfinished for ever.

[@robserrano8971]

Finish building ARCO PARK and build a whole new district around it.

[@JoyStickJester_]

Born and raised here in Sacramento. Two points. You said would the Oakland fans drive the 90 miles? Also Oakland is a central location for Vacaville and the surrounding areas. Sacramento is dead set in the middle of Northern California. If the A's were to come here you're 90 minutes from anywhere in NorCal. Bay area, Chico, Redding, Tahoe, Stockton, Modesto could all come here to watch the A's play baseball. Sacramento would be perfect for a baseball team, of course the 100 degree heat in July and August would suck but the Rivercats have been doing it since 2000 😅. To further that point of Oakland fans maybe not coming to Sacramento. Well if they had a choice of their team moving to Sacramento or Vegas, they would probably choose Sacramento. The one thing that could hurt Sacramento, we were all set for a MLS team coming here. We had the investors, land, stadium renderings, fans excited, and at the last second it fell apart. 😢 On the other hand if the A's had moved to Sacramento years ago with Fisher as the owner, we would have the exact same attendance Oakland has now. Fisher is the biggest hurdle for everything that is happening now in Oakland. Maybe Joe Lacob can step up since his Warriors aren't doing anything in the near future. 😂😂😂 Go Kings!

[@Mr.Ed_Wayner]

Austin/San Antonio area with 6 MM resident and expect to reach 7 MM by 2030 makes a lot of sense. Austin with the growing high tech corporate scene would certainly be attractive to MLB. It would take an Elon Musk to fund everything to get it done.

[@matthewfrith7485]

I have lived in Sacramento metro for nearly 30 years. Been a lifelong A's fan my whole life. I always have enjoyed making the trip to Oakland to see them play. The A's belong in Oakland. Yes, i would rather see them in Sacramento than Las Vegas if it where an option. But it wouldnt feel right. The A's are Oakland and it should stay that way.

[@AK-qo6tx]

Oakland is a crime infested slum. Sacramento is big enough to support a major league sports. The only problem is if there is enough corporations in town that would buy suites in the stadium.

[@lowgearman9731]

Another reason is it would open the door for the Giants to move to San Jose and Frisco has lots of issues with homelessness and affordable housing crisis so its not just all about stadiums other issues play into this and while it would create some distance between the A's and the Giants it would still be very disruptive to the area. Plus you would have to build new ballparks that represent the character of the area

[@phillipowens3612]

A’s in Sacramento is the ⚾️ equivalent of the 49ers in San Jose…OH!! wait!!😅

[@JJ-ws5us]

As a kid, there wasn’t a sport I loved more than baseball and the Oakland A’s. I grew up watching the bash brothers. But as I grew older, my love for baseball went away as the A’s never kept their talent or brought in star talent with their money ball strategy. The only way I’ll get back into baseball is if the A’s come to my hometown of Sacramento.

[@thomaswilliams9582]

Sacramento A’s would be so much better than Las Vegas A’s

[@scotttild]

No public money, CA does not give out public funds for stadiums anymore. Giants, 49ers, Rams all were mostly without significant public tax dollars except some road improvements and access type things.

[@Julian_Wallis]

Yep, there's no reason for California to do it. We have tons of teams in every sport unlike say Minnesota that has one of each major league team.

[@scotttild]

@@Julian_Wallis A's looked at Sacramento and it was a non starter for them. I highly doubt MLB would expand to Sacramento, considering the Giants most likely would claim that area also, now that the A's will be gone.

[@franky2473]

I live in vacaville now and ppl here that I have talked to would rather them be in California than moving out of state to Vegas. Sacramento would be a awesome place to have a baseball team.

[@luisleal2940]

The A’s moving to either San Jose or Sacramento woulda solved all the situation is going through right now.

[@deanwille334]

You are so right! If you can’t get it done in Oakland or Fremont, those two cities would’ve got it done

[@JustJoshLTRB]

San jose was never an option. Giants fault there.

[@deanwille334]

@@JustJoshLTRB I’m a Giants fan and totally agree. If A’s moved to San Jose, Giants wouldn’t go bankrupt. I think it would help them. I loved the Bay Bridge series

[@EvanEscher]

@@deanwille334 It would have had to be renamed the "Caltrain Series" if the A's were allowed to move to San Jose

[@deanwille334]

@@EvanEscher yes but you at least keep the bay rivalry

[@donaldsutton-hb5tx]

MLB players in a Sacramento A's team in Sacramento CA

[@joecostantino3684]

I've lived in Sacramento since 91, I remember hearing about Lukenbill trying to bring the A's here in the late 80's, they also tried to lure the Giants here back in 92 when it looked like they were gonna move, the region had about a third of the population it does now too. We have alot of Bay Area transplants here now (part of the reason our housing costs have gone through the roof) and the A's already have a sizeable fanbase here so if they moved here here yeah it'd be awkward at first but they would do fine in the long term. All this of course assumes that the current regime of Fisher and Kaval is not in place because I doubt they would get much more support here then they currently do in Oakland. As for the expansion idea the issue there like others have mentioned is the black mark left behind by the MLS expansion failure, MLB would want a binding commitment of some sort from a deep pocketed ownership group and a good solid stadium plan to even consider putting a team here after the MLS fiasco. We certainly have the fan support here to make it work with an MLB Franchise I don't think there's any argument there, the real issue is who's gonna pay for it all, don't have to many Ron Burkles around.

[@craigphillips3154]

It's difficult to really be concerned about the "existing fanbase" with regard to a move to Sacramento when they're drawing 3000 fans per game. Keep in mind that moving the team doesn't mean new ownership. And with the Giants being 20 miles from the Coliseum, the answer is "No, the Oakland fans won't follow the A's to Sacremento." An expansion team is a $2-3B project. It's $1-1.5B for a new stadium and $1-1.5B for franchise rights and other expenses. That's going to be the case in pretty much any possible expansion city. And that new stadium is going to require about $1B in public money because there are more than a couple of cities that will be happy to provide it elsewhere.

[@sawyertuide7636]

MLB expansion if Sac got involved would likely be them over SLC for the AL West slot since Portland will be in the NL. Sacramento is just the bigger market population wise and their fans are as passionate as Utah fans. And then it’d be Austin (NL), Nashville (AL) in the Central. Orlando or Charlotte (AL) and the return of Le Expos (NL) in the East. And yes it’s 6 teams cuz a team in each division + the NFL wants to go to 36 with a potential European division

[@reesejabs1895]

Move the A's to Oklahoma City instead. It can draw on the Dallas/Arlington/Ft. Worth metroplex. It's expanding while California is shrinking. It would still be in the same division, too!

[@dustinc.h.8143]

Thanks for making this Brodie, I was thinking this exact same question the past few weeks! The only 2 places I could ever see the A's have a great home are Oakland and Sac-town. I live way closer to Sacramento anyway. I feel like part of the reason that the A's have had a hard time the past 20 years staying in the Bay is the fact there there is just NOWHERE to build there! I think if there were more spots to build at in the Bay, then the A's would have had a new park years ago. Sacramento has so much more land to build on, and I'm sure it is cheaper as well. I also think that Orlando would not get an expansion team because it's too close to Tampa Bay; Rays could relocate to Orlando though. Portland I don't think would get a new MLB team anytime soon, they have too much of a problem with protesters and antifa, and no one wants to go to Portland right now unless things get cleaned up more, it's a nuthouse. I feel like Austin is too small of a city to get a team, and if Texas got another MLB team it should be San Antonio. No one ever seems to talk about San Antonio for some reason? Montreal could easily get one again I believe too. Same with Charlotte! Oh ya, and I think Salt Lake City has the best chance at getting the other expansion team personally, we need more 'west coast' teams!

[@Jman-eg9zp]

It would work no doubt

[@jasonleetaiwan]

They would get more attendance and Bay Area fans could still get there without too much effort. I would prefer it if they stayed in Oakland, but I recognize that the Sacramento area has been growing for many years.

[@maje.883]

If and when the As leave the bay to build there staduim in Area 51, why can't san jose get an expansion? The giants cannot own all of Northern cali

[@deanwille334]

I totally agree! San Jose is a great expansion candidate

[@seniorsoftballgames4894]

Sutter Health park can be expanded but the downtown rail yards would be better

[@deanwille334]

The best places for A’s are San Jose or Sacramento

[@damonselman636]

If there is an MLB team in Sacramento, I think the current River Cats will relocate to Fresno, become the Fresno Grizzlies (current Grizzlies will move), and most likely become the AAA affiliate of the Sacramento MLB team.

[@jonathanrice1070]

It’s sad seeing Oakland falling off the scene a major league sports market.

[@jerkintrent123]

Sacramento deserves more than 1 professional franchise

[@sacramentofoodforest]

3:32 they are already moving here crazy fast 😂

[@robcohen5585]

Sacramento Solons!

[@betadatadigitaljohn312]

Lived in Sacramento for three and a half years... They don't even support the Rivercats. So hard no.

[@deanwille334]

Maybe mlb would be different

[@JoyStickJester_]

You were here when the Rivercats were the Oakland A's Triple A affiliate. The stadium was always packed with fans and even had an All Star weekend here. They always had a good team and won multiple titles. Since the Giants came to town they've sucked. (And yes I know they won a title recently).

[@EvanEscher]

I've been to a few RiverCats games, fans attend on Saturday nights, but I don't know about other nights.

[@Pacidan]

River Cats were one of the top drawing triple A teams for years, and have only dropped off recently. Minor league baseball is a social thing, and sometimes an opportunity to see big league players coming back from injury or future stars. No one cares about the outcome, really. So, the reason to attend is a different motivation

[@robserrano8971]

Keep the A's in North California or start a new franchise SACRAMENTO MINERS.

[@HomePlateDrums]

Still better than rooting for the Giants.

[@Julian_Wallis]

Agreed.

[@jacob_statz]

Hey Brodie, when there is a team in Nashville, our AAA affiliate for the brewers the sounds, can they co exist or would they be moved and where do you think where?

[@damonselman636]

Sorry I am not Mr Brazil, but maybe I can answer your question. 1. The current AAA Sounds will most likely relocate (don't be shocked if the Nashville MLB team is called the Sounds) 2. There will eight new MILB teams after expansion. (more importantly when it comes part 3 and 4) 3. MILB identities and affiliations are lot more flexible than MILB franchises. For example a MILB team can be "promoted" from AA or A ball to AAA. The new AAA teams will be "promoted" AA or A ball team. I think one will be Fresno. 4. Where the current Sounds end up will be very dependent on who "Team 32" is and where the A's and Rays finally end up. For example I think the current Sounds might move to Fresno if Team 32 will be Sacramento but may move to San Antonio if Team 32 will be based in Austin.

[@jacob_statz]

@@damonselman636 That would be interesting. As much as I don’t wanna see the A’s leave, and a nashville club coming, if they do it will be interesting to see how they do affect the MiLB. Thanks for that tidbit!

[@michaelmarkowski204]

@@damonselman636 They're going to be the Nashville Stars.

[@Victor-cr5rr]

I never could understand why not Sacramento

[@sacramentofoodforest]

I’m biased because I live in sac. But people need to realize sacramento and suburbs around sac like Elk Grove , el dorado hills, Folsom , esc are all growing like crazy. And they all love sports. But I do think sac could pull off a MLB team. Look at there soccer team they sell that place out on the reg. The story of sacramento being a cow town is a joke. Everything around sac is growing insanely fast. Some would say to fast. No nfl tho.

[@sacramentofoodforest]

Also the location of Raley field is legit af with water front property and it’s next to a highway. So turning that into a mayor league stadium would be easy and look great. But I’m also totally fine with just the kings. Haha

[@jordanjohnson9866]

Nah. Not like crazy. Not “like crazy.” /

[@jesusm2159]

Tampa to Orlando

[@robdlc438]

It makes more sense than Oakland. But the A’s are gone. MLB should put an expansion team there. We drive to see the A’s from Vacaville. If they went to Sac it would be closer for us and we would still go see them.

[@EvanEscher]

The only way Sacramento would have gotten an MLB team is if the A's moved there unfortunately.

[@jordanjohnson9866]

Nah. /

[@davidrosca8059]

Sacramento Athletics

[@bigjarthur5551]

Why is Sacramento not a good relocation from Oakland (90 miles), but Orlando from Tampa Bay (80 miles away) is?

[@michaelmarkowski204]

Spoiler Alert: A's move to Vegas. Rays move to Tampa (Orlando is possible but unlikely). Nashville and Salt Lake City get the expansion teams. This coming from a former Expos fan who would like to see MLB return to Montreal (not going to happen). Piece of advice for Sacramento: Never build a stadium / ballpark / arena before you secure a team (see Kansas City, Quebec City).

[@Julian_Wallis]

If the MLB is still relevant in 20-40 years, I could see a team coming to Sacramento. Not before then. EDIT: if Sacramento does get an expansion team in the future. The River Cats will have to move somewhere else. We won't miss them in a world in which we have an MLB team.

[@ronpeacock9939]

Why would they want the A's... it's a A ball club playing an MLB schedule... not worth watching.

[@Hikayuhuy]

Because Fisher and MLB wants public money for their stadiums and they're definitely not getting much of that in California.

[@fire2box]

0:34 How do you think us central valley A's fans feel? Anyways this just proves the point of why California needs a connected high speed rail network with offshooting local light rail which to be faire Sacramento kinda has already. Like we all hate driving apprently, yet we put up with it. Meanwhile the disabled and anxiety riddled can't leave their home areas due to the lack of public transit. Meanwhile it's these billionaire sports team owners asking for PUBLIC money.

[@charliemiller1123]

We know the commish wants to add 2 new teams asap. Should the commish want to add 2 more teams would Sacramento seriously be considered as a top candidate for an expansion team?

[@joeblenkle5546]

Hey Brodie...I've been watching for news, but I have seen no mention on whether the Howard Terminal deal with the A's lapsed or if it was renewed. Didn't it just expire within the last day or two? I would think someone would have mentioned it because there was a lot of talk about it prior to this.

[@ronclark9724]

Yep, it has expired...

[@demonatemu]

if they build an indoor stadium because the summer in sac sucks xDD

[@Victor-cr5rr]

I'm A's fan I live in Manteca I would go

[@timgrein3523]

you say Sac is to close to Okland, well you have Dodgers, Angels & Padres close together

[@ValleyProud916]

If we couldn't land the A's, we ain't getting shit

[@ronniesouthern7829]

I question expansion. Theres at least 5-6 teams they could get rid of all together and wouldnt hurt anything due to lack up support in their current location.

[@Ezero8]

This would actually be a great idea I support!

[@KNS1996DFS]

Only if they were called the Solons.

[@duderdude4831]

Sac was supposed to be playing in MLS right now. Billionaire funder pulled out

[@maxpowr90]

No. MLB already has a "west coast" bias. NC would get a team before Sacramento does.

[@Vecusum]

They literally do it all over the East coast.

[@Sean-C]

You probably have more Giants fan than A's.

[@duderdude4831]

Keep the A's. Expand MLB to Vegas and Sacramento. Boom

[@edwarddobrowolski9398]

at Cal Expo?

[@merisband]

I notice you suggest Nashville is a done deal for expansion in various videos, yet you never give any real reasons why. I know Dave Stewart is part of the expansion group for Nashville and perhaps that adds some bias, but I am curious to hear your thoughts as to why it's a slam dunk vs. Portland, Austin/San Antonio, Charlotte, Vancouver, or Montreal?

[@michaelmarkowski204]

Nashville has all that MLB is looking for: A rabid sports fan base, a deep-pocketed ownership group, and the financing and renderings of a new ballpark ready to be built once they are granted an expansion franchise.

[@bobbyjenkins7946]

No cuz you got the SF AAA affiliate Rivercats

[@nicholaskorner2258]

90 miles is closer than las vegas

[@MountainFisher]

Sacramento ought to try to lure the White Sox who would like to get out of Chicago, but who wants to move their team to Taxafornia?

[@bryonb4067]

Sacramento Knights

[@GrecoBaseball29]

A's would have moved years ago had the Giants given up territory given to them so they didn't move to Tampa

[@michaelbaucom4019]

It took them forever to get the Kings a good arena, doubt they can step up quickly enough to get a MLB park going(unless the River Cats park can be upgraded)...and MLB ALWAYS wants the government to subsidize/give tax credits, Sacramento/California won't do that...that is also part of the problem with staying in Oakland

[@joeblenkle5546]

FYI...the River Cats stadium was originally planned to be expandable. I believe by putting a second deck on it. But cost cutting measures during construction made this impossible. As is, the stadium would have to be torn down and rebuilt with an adequate foundation to support an expansion.

[@jamesbrown8873]

Sacramento had a little help with Kevin Johnson being on the city council and keeping the kings in town.

[@thomascollins1739]

The A’s are moving to Vegas, period!!

[@spectac1]

Its over. A's are gone and baseball is dead to me.

[@erich84502b]

It should

[@billbillards569]

Would the NFL expand to Santa Clara?

[@robbyc408]

Wouldn't Giants claim territorial rights to Sac?

[@scruffydog2]

Yep

[@deanwille334]

The owners can overturn dumb territory rights. Giants can talk all they want it’s not up to them

[@erich84502ify]

They should

[@Old_Mansplaining]

Watched the A’s last night loved the two innings listening to radical activists working on ruining Oakland more .

[@davidkitterman3952]

Sacramento can finally finish Arco park !!

[@jesusm2159]

Bring back montreal or vegas as expansion

[@scottterrell7]

Do you think MLB wil ever put a team in Latin America? Mexico City, Cancun, Durango, Monterey in Mexico. Or San Juan, Puerto Rico, Dominican republic, Panama City Panama?

[@jamesbrown8873]

Mexico City should host weekend MLB teams play each weekend. They could potentially see every club play during the baseball season.

[@nfalls75]

My feelings on this pretty much mirror what I thought when Sacto was floated as a possible destination for the Raiders. If the A's leave Oakland, and a team ended up in Sacto, I think the only way I'd be interested is if they went by "The California ----" Because, even though I'm an Oaklander, I'm also a Californian. P.S. I think it would be really smart for the Chargers to consider calling themselves The California Chargers. It has the potential to increase their fanbase dramatically overnight. Who knows? Maybe even play a preseason game in Oakland and SD? Although, SD may be a tough sell on that for obvious reasons.

[@the6ixgardener321]

No

[@themaestro3034]

Giants fan here in Sacramento. Most here are Giants fans. We dont want another team.

[@thomaswilliams9582]

You’ll convert. The Bay Area doesn’t want you.

[@Onemattressatatime]

I think any professional sport expansion in California is a no go .