Here you go.

go.

go. Goodbye.

Farewell. Amen.

That's the nothing personal word of the day.

It is Friday, September 27,

2024. Goodbye to the Oakland days. Farewell, the great city of Oakland.

Ah, man, it's been quite a ride.

The Oakland A's played their final game in the Coliseum last afternoon. Should have said last night. Last afternoon.

I should have said last night.

All right, Koca, we can be better.

Is it a little earlier than usual?

Are we a little off?

Here we go.

4, 8, 6, 9. The Oakland A's played their final game in the Coliseum yesterday afternoon, and it was filled

with emotion. Memories so thick, emotion, so tender that people were worried about security,

throwing things on the field, a couple people ran on the field, a couple items

ended up on the field, but mostly it was a celebration.

A few of the chance to sell the team, but the majority of chance were, let's Go Oakland.

I didn't see John Fisher, Dave Cavill, but I did see Dave Stewart and Ricky Henderson.

And I listened to Barry Zito as he performed the national anthem.

And I watched Mason Miller, a player who all 29 other teams would want holding the ball at the end of one of their games, throw a

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