According to MLB.com, the Athletics (A’s) broke ground on their new stadium in Las Vegas.
A’s owner John Fisher – joined by several other dignitaries, including Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred, team president Marc Badain and Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo – planted a gold shovel with the A’s logo and baseball bat-shaped handle into the ground on the southeast corner of Las Vegas Boulevard and Tropicana Avenue, marking the official groundbreaking ceremony of the A’s new ballpark in Las Vegas, expected to be completed in time for Opening Day 2028.
The new ballpark is being built on nine acres of a 36-acre lot and will be accompanied by a future hotel resort and entertainment complex to be built by Bally’s Corp., which owns the remaining 27 acres of land.
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