Athletics fans are getting a sneak peek of the club's future stadium in Las Vegas.. The Athletics shared updated renderings of their proposed $1.75 billion stadium on Thursday at the Las Vegas ...

LAS VEGAS — The groundbreaking is set for Monday on a baseball stadium that will forever alter the skyline of the Las Vegas Strip. The arrival of Las Vegas’ newest professional sports ...

A's celebrate groundbreaking of planned Las Vegas stadium 01:28. The Athletics made a major play toward their move to Sin City on Monday. The team hosted a groundbreaking ceremony to kick off ...

The financing and development agreement for the A’s stadium was unanimously approved by the Las Vegas Stadium Authority Board. On Thursday, financing for the $1.75 billion and 33,000-seat ...

The Athletics organization held a groundbreaking ceremony Monday, June 23 for its new $1.75 billion stadium in Las Vegas.. The team, which is playing its home games in West Sacramento, California ...

Athletics owner John Fisher, right, meets with people during a groundbreaking ceremony for the Athletics' baseball stadium Monday, June 23, 2025, in Las Vegas.

In a letter to the Las Vegas stadium authority, U.S. Bank senior vice president Stephen Vogel wrote that Fisher, whose net worth is an estimated $3.2 billion, and his family can comfortably afford ...

The Athletics’ eventual move to the Sin City will take another step closer to reality later this month when they break ground on the $1.75 billion stadium in Las Vegas.

When the Athletics opted to move from Oakland and temporarily play in Sacramento, they did so without a concrete Las Vegas stadium plan in place. On Monday, the A's made the major ceremonial step ...

A day earlier, the Las Vegas Stadium Authority approved key agreements that move the A’s closer to a groundbreaking of a stadium projected to cost $1.75 billion on the Las Vegas Strip.

The Las Vegas Stadium Authority cleared the last major hurdles for the Athletics to construct a $1.75 billion stadium on the Strip and bring Major League Baseball to the expanding sports market.

John Fisher and his family will put $1 billion toward the A’s new stadium in Las Vegas after their stay in Sacramento, according to a team executive.