What began with bustling crowds amid a historic day in California's Capitol City quickly turned to into a more awkward scene ...

The result was rough for A’s fans as the team never took a lead in the three-game series, but Dallas Braden and others say there’s time to “iron out any kinks.” ...

The Sacramento River Cats had a home opener for their debut season in West Sacramento on May 15, 2000. LiveCopter 3 was asked ...

The A's three-year stopover in Sacramento on their way to Las Vegas is unusual in the extreme, and that has meant some ...

Athletics owner John Fisher hopes the team’s three-year stint in Sacramento before heading to Las Vegas leads to the city ...

The A's officially take West Sacramento soil for the first time in their home opener at Sutter Health Park on Monday.  It's ...

The A's will be playing in Sacramento because the ownership group — led by John Fisher — made the controversial decision to ...

The first day of what will be a historic baseball season for the Greater Sacramento region is officially in the books.

Sutter Health Park, home to the Sacramento River Cats, underwent several upgrades to accommodate MLB. The ballpark has new ...

WEST SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The Cubs lined up along the first-base line Monday for their third opening-day ceremonies of the ...

The day started with Chicago Cubs manager Craig Counsell telling the media pregame that he saw a River Cat, which was fitting ...

LiveCopter 3 was asked to hover a few feet above what was then called Raley Field to dry out the wet field before the game.