Oakland Athletics to Play in Sacramento for Next Three Seasons; Baseball Bar-B-Cast Discusses Challenges of Fan Experience in New Stadium and Miami Marlins’ Fire Sale Possibilities

On Thursday, the baseball world received an update on the Oakland Athletics’ home for the next three seasons. A’s owner John Fisher confirmed that the team will be playing at Sutter Health Park in Sacramento, the home of the Triple-A River Cats. This decision comes after a tumultuous start to the season in Oakland, prompting the need for a new ballpark.

In other news, Jake Mintz & Jordan Shusterman discussed the challenges that fans are facing due to the team’s relocation to Sacramento. They also criticized Fisher’s comments about being excited to see Aaron Judge hit home runs against his team at their temporary home as questionable.

On this episode of Baseball Bar-B-Cast, hosts Jake & Jordan talked about the winless Miami Marlins and their possibility of entering fire sale mode due to their poor start. Despite some promising players on their roster, other teams are already expressing interest in acquiring some of their key players.

To wrap up the show, Jake & Jordan shared their thoughts on the biggest hits and misses from the week in baseball. They also mentioned a close call involving one of their favorite players narrowly avoiding being hit by a sausage in Milwaukee. It is important to note that full episodes are available to watch on YouTube and you can subscribe to Baseball Bar-B-Cast and join or create a Yahoo Fantasy Baseball league for the upcoming MLB season