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Founded: 1901 · Metro Area: Sacramento · AL · AL West · Home: Sutter Health Park

Formerly based in Philadelphia, Kansas City, Oakland, The.

Who controls the club

The entity that holds control today, one per franchise; co-controllers and minority holders are listed, never summed.

How this is measured

Exactly one control entity is recorded per franchise, so a portfolio can never count a club twice. Co-controllers and minority holders are shown as published and carry no weight in any total.

The chip names the evidence. Sourced: a primary source is linked (league, club, filing or tier-one outlet). Cross-checked: matched against the ownership-change sweep. Contested: disputed or mid-sale. Rows are reviewed weekly.

Stakes are as published, often only “majority”, and are not pro-rated. A record of control is not a claim about anyone’s intent or conduct.

Who controls the clubJohn Fisher
John Fisherindividual· Majority
Sourcedas of 23 Jul 2026

Minority holders: Harbinger Sports Partners / Mark Cuban (minority, Jul 2026); Team61 consortium (led by former MLB pitcher Chan Ho Park) invested $70M, Jul 2026, to fund the move to Las Vegas

The club carries no city in its name: home is Sutter Health Park in West Sacramento for 2025-27, with a Las Vegas ballpark targeted for 2028. Fisher also controls the San Jose Earthquakes.

Also controls

John Fisher on the owners board →

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9
World Series
14 WS App · 1 pre-1903 cup
14
Pennants
11 LCS App · 26 Div titles
29
Playoff appearances
Postseason 85-82
0.486
All-time win pct
126
Seasons
since 1901

Championships

Pre-1903 cup wins (Temple Cup, World's Series, NL pennants) in slate; modern World Series titles in gold.

1902191019111913192919301972197319741989
Pre-1903 cup / NL pennantWorld Series (1903-present)

Pennants

Every World Series appearance and pre-1903 cup appearance. Solid chip = won the pennant (WS / cup); outlined chip = lost the WS / cup.

19051910191119131914192919301931197219731974198819891990

All-time record

Regular-season W-L9405-9945
Win pct0.486
Playoff record85-82
Championship appearances14 (10 wins)
LCS appearances11
Division titles26
Total seasons126
.500 or better seasons59
Most recent championship1989

Stadium history

Grouped by physical ballpark. Naming-rights eras nested.

Sutter Health Park

2025-present
Sacramento, CA

RingCentral Coliseum

1968-present
  • Oakland Coliseum 1968-1998
  • Network Associates Coliseum 1999-2004
  • McAfee Coliseum 2005-2008
  • Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum 2009-2011
  • O.co Coliseum 2012-2018
  • RingCentral Coliseum 2019-2022
  • Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum 2023-2024

Municipal Stadium I

1955-1967
Kansas City, MO

Connie Mack Stadium

1909-1954
Philadelphia, PA
  • Shibe Park 1909-1952
  • Connie Mack Stadium 1953-1954

Columbia Park

1901-1908
Philadelphia, PA
Season-by-season
1901 to 2026 · 126 seasons · click to expand
2026The Athletics
W-L
64-98
Win%
0.395
RS
699
RA
937
AL West · 4
—
2025The Athletics
W-L
76-86
Win%
0.469
RS
733
RA
817
AL West · 4
—
2024Oakland Athletics
W-L
69-93
Win%
0.426
RS
643
RA
764
AL West · 4
—
2023Oakland Athletics
W-L
50-112
Win%
0.309
RS
585
RA
924
AL West · 5
—
2022Oakland Athletics
W-L
60-102
Win%
0.370
RS
568
RA
770
AL West · 5
—
2021Oakland Athletics
W-L
86-76
Win%
0.531
RS
743
RA
687
AL West · 3
—
2020Oakland Athletics
W-L
36-24
Win%
0.600
RS
274
RA
232
AL West · 1
Div Title
2019Oakland Athletics
W-L
97-65
Win%
0.599
RS
845
RA
680
AL West · 2
Playoffs
2018Oakland Athletics
W-L
97-65
Win%
0.599
RS
813
RA
674
AL West · 2
Playoffs
2017Oakland Athletics
W-L
75-87
Win%
0.463
RS
739
RA
826
AL West · 5
—
2016Oakland Athletics
W-L
69-93
Win%
0.426
RS
653
RA
761
AL West · 5
—
2015Oakland Athletics
W-L
68-94
Win%
0.420
RS
694
RA
729
AL West · 5
—

Top 12 postseason games

Highest-rated postseason games in franchise history by the site's Game Score metric, which combines hype, quality, stakes, and matchup rank. Losses can outrank routine wins because the formula scores game quality, not franchise spin.

1
1972-10-22 · 1972 World Series G7 · Riverfront Stadium
2.626
W
2
1989-10-28 · 1989 World Series G4 · Candlestick Park
1.731
W
3
1910-10-22 · 1910 World Series G4 · Extras · West Side Park II
1.700
L
4
1914-10-12 · 1914 World Series G3 · Extras · Fenway Park
1.677
L
5
1905-10-14 · 1905 World Series G5 · Polo Grounds III
1.656
L
6
1911-10-25 · 1911 World Series G5 · Extras · Polo Grounds IV
1.642
L
7
1972-10-20 · 1972 World Series G5 · Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum
1.637
L
8
1914-10-13 · 1914 World Series G4 · Fenway Park
1.631
L
9
2003-10-06 · 2003 Division Series G5 · Network Associates Coliseum
1.577
L
10
1905-10-13 · 1905 World Series G4 · Polo Grounds III
1.567
L
11
1929-10-14 · 1929 World Series G5 · Shibe Park
1.562
W
12
1988-10-15 · 1988 World Series G1 · Dodger Stadium
1.549
L

Rating through time

Where Athletics sat against the rest of the league at the end of every season it played, from 1901 to 2026. Above average in 58 of 126 seasons.

10s20s30s40s50s60s70s80s90s00s10s13001500165019012026

Highest it ever rated
1614 1911, week 29
Lowest it ever rated
1368 1916, week 17

One point per season, at the rating it finished on, with a rule at every decade. Tap or drag any year for what it started on, where it peaked and where it finished. 1500 is the league average by construction, not a chosen line. The week-by-week detail for any season is on its own season page.

Games it had least right to win

Every Athletics game ranked by the Elo win probability before first pitch. The last column is that probability; the lower it was, the bigger the upset.

Least likely wins, all time
  1. 11939-09-28beat New York Yankees (away)5–4
  2. 21954-09-24beat New York Yankees (away)5–1
  3. 31954-09-26beat New York Yankees (away)8–6
  4. 41939-08-20beat New York Yankees (away)5–4
  5. 51916-10-03beat Boston Red Sox (away)5–3
  6. 61916-09-18beat Detroit Tigers (away)2–0
  7. 71937-08-21beat New York Yankees (away)5–2
  8. 81936-09-24beat New York Yankees (away)4–3
  9. 91916-10-03beat Boston Red Sox (away)7–5
  10. 101937-09-29beat New York Yankees (away)3–0
Least likely losses, all time
  1. 11911-08-05lost to St. Louis Browns (home)1–4
  2. 22019-09-06lost to Detroit Tigers (home)4–5
  3. 31910-08-25lost to St. Louis Browns (home)6–9
  4. 41932-08-20lost to Chicago White Sox (home)4–6
  5. 51928-08-30lost to Boston Red Sox (home)2–3
Biggest upsets by decade13 decades
1900s
  1. 11901-07-10beat Boston Americans (away)13–6
  2. 21907-05-13beat Chicago White Sox (away)9–1
  3. 31907-07-08beat Chicago White Sox (away)5–2
1910s
  1. 11916-10-03beat Boston Red Sox (away)5–3
  2. 21916-09-18beat Detroit Tigers (away)2–0
  3. 31916-10-03beat Boston Red Sox (away)7–5
1920s
  1. 11920-08-06beat Cleveland Indians (away)2–1
  2. 21920-07-29beat Chicago White Sox (away)12–6
  3. 31920-09-14beat Cleveland Indians (away)8–0
1930s
  1. 11939-09-28beat New York Yankees (away)5–4
  2. 21939-08-20beat New York Yankees (away)5–4
  3. 31937-08-21beat New York Yankees (away)5–2
1940s
  1. 11942-08-10beat New York Yankees (away)4–1
  2. 21942-09-05beat Boston Red Sox (away)4–3
  3. 31940-09-02beat New York Yankees (away)3–0
1950s
  1. 11954-09-24beat New York Yankees (away)5–1
  2. 21954-09-26beat New York Yankees (away)8–6
  3. 31954-09-14beat Chicago White Sox (away)1–0
1960s
  1. 11961-08-03beat New York Yankees (away)6–1
  2. 21965-07-15beat Minnesota Twins (away)3–2
  3. 31965-09-20beat Minnesota Twins (away)8–2
1970s
  1. 11979-07-26beat Boston Red Sox (away)8–6
  2. 21979-07-20beat New York Yankees (away)5–1
  3. 31979-07-05beat California Angels (away)3–0
1980s
  1. 11980-07-02beat Milwaukee Brewers (away)5–3
  2. 21980-06-22beat New York Yankees (away)5–2
  3. 31980-07-03beat Milwaukee Brewers (away)7–5
1990s
  1. 11998-09-02beat New York Yankees (away)2–0
  2. 21997-08-13beat Baltimore Orioles (away)4–2
  3. 31996-06-12beat Cleveland Indians (away)9–6
2000s
  1. 12009-07-06beat Boston Red Sox (away)6–0
  2. 22009-07-25beat New York Yankees (away)6–4
  3. 32009-07-11beat Tampa Bay Rays (away)7–2
2010s
  1. 12017-06-27beat Houston Astros (away)6–4
  2. 22017-08-20beat Houston Astros (away)3–2
  3. 32011-08-23beat New York Yankees (away)6–5
2020s
  1. 12023-08-29beat Seattle Mariners (away)3–1
  2. 22023-09-11beat Houston Astros (away)4–0
  3. 32022-09-17beat Houston Astros (away)8–5

Probabilities are Neil Paine's Elo, home advantage included, over 19,677 decided games. Ties are left out. The week-by-week rating for any season is on its season page.

Award winners

League-wide awards held by Athletics players or managers. Curated to the headline tier: MVP, Cy Young, Rookie of the Year, Manager of the Year, postseason MVPs, Hank Aaron, Roberto Clemente, and the rare Triple Crown.

AL MVP · 13

  • 2002Miguel Tejada
  • 2000Jason Giambi
  • 1992Dennis Eckersley
  • 1990Rickey Henderson
  • 1988Jose Canseco
  • 1973Reggie Jackson
  • 1971Vida Blue
  • 1952Bobby Shantz
  • 1933Jimmie Foxx
  • 1932Jimmie Foxx
  • 1931Lefty Grove
  • 1928Mickey Cochrane
  • 1914Eddie Collins

AL Cy Young · 5

  • 2002Barry Zito
  • 1992Dennis Eckersley
  • 1990Bob Welch
  • 1974Catfish Hunter
  • 1971Vida Blue

AL Rookie of the Year · 9

  • 2025Nick Kurtz
  • 2009Andrew Bailey
  • 2005Huston Street
  • 2004Bobby Crosby
  • 1998Ben Grieve
  • 1988Walt Weiss
  • 1987Mark McGwire
  • 1986Jose Canseco
  • 1952Harry Byrd

AL Manager of the Year · 4

  • 2018Bob Melvin
  • 2012Bob Melvin
  • 1992Tony LaRussa
  • 1988Tony LaRussa

WS MVP · 4

  • 1989Dave Stewart
  • 1974Rollie Fingers
  • 1973Reggie Jackson
  • 1972Gene Tenace

ALCS MVP · 3

  • 1990Dave Stewart
  • 1989Rickey Henderson
  • 1988Dennis Eckersley

All-Star Game MVP · 1

  • 1988Terry Steinbach

Babe Ruth Award · 4

  • 1989Dave Stewart
  • 1974Dick Green
  • 1973Bert Campaneris
  • 1972Gene Tenace

Reliever of the Year Award · 5

  • 2020Liam Hendriks
  • 2003Keith Foulke
  • 2002Billy Koch
  • 1992Dennis Eckersley
  • 1988Dennis Eckersley

Triple Crown Batter · 2

  • 1933Jimmie Foxx
  • 1901Nap Lajoie

Triple Crown Pitcher · 3

  • 1931Lefty Grove
  • 1930Lefty Grove
  • 1905Rube Waddell