"Two hours before the first pitch at the Oakland Coliseum on June 13, a steady wave of people wearing Kelly green “SELL” t-shirts poured into parking lots already packed with A’s fans. More than 27,000 people showed up that Tuesday night, not only to support the hometown team on a six-game win streak but also to participate in a well-orchestrated “reverse boycott” to protest the team’s owners’ decision to move to Las Vegas. The Coliseum is one of just seven Major League Baseball stadiums across both the National and American leagues that allows tailgating anywhere on the property and permits people to use grills and barbeques." - Lena Park
