A's fans are planning a “reverse boycott” at Tuesday night’s game against the Tampa Bay Rays. The goal? To fill the stadium and send a message to MLB officials that Oakland can support a baseball team. Athletics
Clary took to social media to announce the reverse boycott in April and is getting support from all over the country. His goal is to send a message to Major League Baseball that Oakland can support a baseball team. The bottom line: the fans love the team, but want the owner to leave.
Hal Gordon, the former"Hal the Hot Dog Guy" who spent years working at the coliseum, is helping with efforts by fan booster club The Oakland 68s. The group raised $35,000 to give away free shirts that read"SELL" at Tuesday's game hoping to bring in a record number of fans, while promoting selling the team.
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