Las Vegas Showcased on A’s Uniform

Three years ahead of being the team’s new home, the Las Vegas Convention and Vistors Authority will sponsor a Las Vegas patch on the jersey sleeve for the Athletics starting this season as part of a three-year marketing partnership.

As the “Official Destination Partner of the A’s,” the club and the LVCVA will collaborate on a variety of initiatives. Fans will have the opportunity to engage with content, promotions and events that provide a sneak peek at what awaits fans in Las Vegas.

“Las Vegas will be in the spotlight during every A’s game over the next three years,” said Steve Hill, chief executive officer and president of the LVCVA. “Whether the team is on the field in Sacramento, Boston, or anywhere in between, this patch serves as a constant reminder that Major League Baseball is coming to Las Vegas and reinforces Las Vegas as a world-class sports destination.”

A new stadium for the team is scheduled to break ground this summer and be ready for the team’s planned move to Las Vegas in 2028. The A’s until then will play at Sutter Health Park in Sacramento, having left Oakland at the end of last season after moving there in 1968.

“For the Athletics, this partnership is more than just a jersey patch—it’s the beginning of the transition to our new home,” said A’s owner John Fisher. “This is a chance to wear our hearts on our sleeves for the next three years before bringing the vibrant spirit of our new home front and center across our uniform.”