Across the east-coast many states and even a pair of postseason hopeful teams braced for Hurricane Helene to make landfall up the Gulf of Mexico. Across the country in Northern California however the skies couldn’t be clearer, ushering in a picture-perfect day for a rather bitter-sweet occurrence. The final game to be played at the […]
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The Tropicana in Las Vegas is a landmark for most people and it is sadly getting torn down to be replaced by the Las Vegas Athletics stadium that will be built in its place. But let’s take a look back at some of the history of the Tropicana Las Vegas and tell you about it.
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The future site of theOakland Coliseum was largely vacant land, owned by PG & E, and East Bay Municipal Utility District. It had been marshy land, and had been filled in over the years, like much of Oakland’s land near the bay. This site was where the beginning marks are. So it was empty piece land with nothing there and they had no buildings or anything of any sort.
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