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Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times
Sport
Bill Shaikin

MLB players' union ready to negotiate if A's need temporary home before move to Las Vegas

SEATTLE — The Oakland Athletics plan to play the 2024 season at the Oakland Coliseum, the final year under their lease. They plan to open their new stadium in Las Vegas for the 2028 season.

That leaves three seasons when the A's would need a home, and the team would not make that decision on its own. Major League Baseball would work with the A's, but the players' union would have to approve the interim plans, which could involve one or more temporary homes.

The union has no say in whether the A's move, but the league must negotiate the effects of the move — the working conditions — with the union.

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