Sutter Health Park
Located in West Sacramento, California, Sutter Health Park first opened its doors in the year 2000 as the home of the Sacramento River Cats. This minor league club was connected to the Oakland Athletics from 2000 to 2014, but has been an affiliate of the San Francisco Giants since 2015. Starting in 2025, and for the next few seasons until the team makes the move to Las Vegas, it is the home of the Oakland Athletics.
Boasting more than 10,000 permanent seats along with nearly 4,000 spots along the grass berms, this ballpark is an ideal place to catch a game. It also houses nearly 3,000 club seats to go along with 36 luxury suites.
With the Athletics moving in, the stadium underwent a major renovation. From improved video displays to audio upgrades, grass surface maintenance technology, and improvements to the weight room, training facilities, and clubhouse, the stadium is ready to host an MLB team.
LuxuryVIPSuites.com has developed many strong relationships in the Sacramento area with suite owners at this venue. This unique arrangement puts us in a position to bring our clients the best there is to offer for Oakland Athletics games. Contact our office today at 610-828-7407 to learn more about how you can acquire a luxury suite for an Oakland Athletics home game.
Suite owners are always encouraged to contact us about marketing their suites. The long baseball season yields plenty of games that could be rented out in order to help with your annual expense in owning the suite. Feel free to email us direct at sales@luxuryvipsuites.com to start the process of becoming an exclusive partner in this wonderful suite marketing program.
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From Philadelphia to Kansas City and finally to their current home in Oakland, California, the Athletics have been getting the crowd on their feet since 1901. Charter members of the American League, they have been playing out of the West Division since its inception in 1969. Though the World Series has eluded them in recent history, this franchise has had a tremendous amount of success historically.
Winners of nine World Series titles over the years, the Oakland Athletics have captured 15 American League pennants in their long baseball history. This success gives little consolation to the current fan base, however, as their last trip to the Fall Classic was in 1990 and their last championship was in 1989.
This famous series, often referred to as the “Bay Bridge Series” or the “Earthquake Series” saw the Oakland Athletics square off against their neighbor and biggest rival, the San Francisco Giants. Up two games to none, the Athletics travelled to San Francisco and were minutes away from the start of game three when a major earthquake rocked the city. Measuring in at a magnitude 6.9, this quake devastated the bay area. Manager Tony La Russa was able to reel his players in and have them focus on the game. When the series resumed 10 days later, the Athletics won games three and four to sweep the series in convincing fashion.
Today’s squad would like to dig out from last season’s 60-102 record and make it back to the postseason. Manager Mark Kotsay is doing his best with the talent on this roster to put a winning product on the field. Always easier said than done, Kotsay simply may not have the pieces right now to compete.
That said, Oakland loves their hometown team and shows up to cheer them on. Shea Langeliers puts on the catcher’s gear and squats behind the plate while Ryan Noda lunges from first to get the out. Tony Kemp and Aledmys Diaz protect up at middle at second and shortstop respectively. Jace Peterson makes the long throws from third. Seth Brown trots out to left in an outfield which features Esteury Ruiz in center and Ramon Laureano in right. Jesus Aguilar swings the big bat as DH.
Kotsay’s pitching rotation includes arms like Paul Blackburn, Ken Waldichuk, James Kaprielian, Kyle Muller, and Shintaro Fujinami. Zach Jackson is his go-to man late in games to set up for closers in Trevor Mey, Dany Jimenez, and Jeurys Familia.
Success in Oakland is something that the fans demand. Kotsay and company are working to find a winning formula and put it to good use before the hometown crowd at Sutter Health Park. Among those most remembered for the mark they left on baseball fans in this Bay City are Tony La Russa, Mark McGwire, Jose Canseco, Dennis Eckersley, Reggie Jackson, Catfish Hunter, Rollie Fingers, and Rickey Henderson. Additional information pertaining to the history of the Oakland Athletics as well as the current squad can be attained by clicking here.
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