A's Reach Deal to Build Las Vegas Ballpark, Seeking $395M in Public Funding

The Oakland A's signed an agreement to build a ballpark in Las Vegas, pending approval for public financing and relocation from Oakland.
The 30,000-seat ballpark would be built on nine acres of the Tropicana site at a cost of $1.5 billion.
The A's project the ballpark would draw over 2.5 million fans annually.
The A's want to break ground next year and open for the 2027 season but need approval from Nevada legislators and MLB owners.
The A's had been negotiating with Oakland but shifted focus to Las Vegas last month.