The name Oakland being attached to the Athletics will end Sunday after the final out of their season finale against the Seattle Mariners.

Darell Hernaiz doubles to the wall in left-center and two runs score in what is the final hit for the Oakland A's

After nearly six decades, the Oakland Athletics are playing their final game in Oakland. The storied franchise is finishing its run in Oakland in front of a sold-out crowd. In an emotional game on Thursday afternoon,

The Oakland Coliseum was flooded with fans wearing green and gold as the Athletics bid an emotional farewell after playing their last local game on Thursday. The A's, who've been at the Coliseum since 1968,

Some fans snuck in wrenches to try to remove seats, and some joked about walking off with urinals, but when 57 years at the Oakland Coliseum came to a drawn-out, then abrupt end, they pushed their way to the front row of seats;

The final chapter of the Oakland Athletics storied history in the city comes to an end Thursday, as the team plays its final game in Oakland. Fans are grappling with the reality of losing a beloved franchise that’s long been a part of the community.

The Oakland Athletics will play their final game in the Oakland Coliseum, their home since 1968 when the franchise moved from Kansas City. Former franchise legendary outfielder Jose Canseco posted on X lamenting he'd "do anything to play just one more game on that field.