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Ten years ago, @Golden1Center opened its doors and showed what Sacramento can make happen when this community decides to go big. 🎉
The RBI takeover of The Rooftop is just the beginning. Join the fight to make Sacramento MLB's next expansion city. Go to RBI916.com to join.
A's fans pack Sutter Health for team's final home game youtu.be/WlSjSt2ZhKI?si=qItR… via @YouTube
Thanks to all the RBI members who came out on force yesterday to support permanent Sacramento Major League Baseball! And thanks also to Mayors Kevin McCarty and Martha Guerrero for attending.
Sacramento’s most avid baseball fans campaign for MLB at last A’s game of 2026 sacbee.com/news/business/art…
Rivercities Baseball Initiative retweeted
Sacramento’s most avid baseball fans campaign for MLB at last A’s game of 2026 sacbee.com/news/business/art…
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The Capital Region is abuzz with proposals for new arenas and stadiums that have the potential to transform Sacramento County’s sports and entertainment landscape. (By @MartArchives) comstocksmag.com/longreads/s…
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Sacramento is still in the game. ⚾️
Our region holds advantages over other expansion contenders, including Salt Lake City and Portland, backed by a strong media market, a growing population, generations of baseball fans and the resources to support a permanent Major League team.
As Passan writes, cities will be expected to have their bids fully formed in about a year. Utah has been working on this for years, Sacramento only months. For many more reasons than can be articulated in a post, Sacramento will vault to the forefront within the next year.
Replying to @JeffPassan
The full episode, in which we talk with stakeholders in Salt Lake City, Raleigh, Portland, Nashville, Orlando and Montreal, can be seen here: youtube.com/watch?v=4Db2aGpV…
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I was at the Sacramento Pitch in West Sac and the energy was electric. Gotta wonder how much of a long shot it has been all along.
As I’ve said before, the Giants have never seemed worried about MLB in Sac in any capacity.
Expansion is coming to MLB. Not officially, but with the Rays and A’s stadium situations settled, the path is clear for it to happen after the lockout ends. Here is everything you need to know about the cities that want baseball and where they stand. youtube.com/watch?v=4Db2aGpV…
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The clock for expansion of Major League Baseball has officially started.
BREAKING: The Hillsborough County Commission has voted in favor of the $2.3 billion stadium deal, which follows Tampa City Council's approval yesterday. After nearly two decades, the Tampa Bay Rays stadium saga is all but over. The #Rays have secured their forever home in Tampa.
Rivercities Baseball Initiative hosted our first watch party at Birdie's in WSac with Mayors Kevin McCarty & Martha Guerrero. A huge assist from the A's who donated memorabilia for our silent auction. RBI is helping make PERMANENT Major League Baseball a reality in Sacramento.
RBI Watch Party -- August 22nd!
Get in on the ground floor of the effort to win a PERMANENT Major League Baseball franchise in Sacramento. All are welcome. Details below.
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Total attendance announced for tonight’s A’s home game: 11,138 fans
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12,532 fans pack Sutter Health Park for tonight’s A’s game against the Marlins.
It’s the 23rd sellout of the season for the A’s and the 17th sellout at Sutter Health Park.
Happy 4th of July 🇺🇸
Dodgers share surprising feedback after playing at Sutter Health Park dodgerblue.com/dodgers-posit…
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As the @Athletics play in @cityofwestsac, the region is showing what a major league market looks like in real time. ⚾
More from Steve Martarano's story in @comstocksmag: bit.ly/4y7qx2T
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