Athletics and Brewers play wild game in Las Vegas after 30 years

The Oakland Athletics returned to Las Vegas for their first regular-season MLB game since 1996 on June 8. In a wild matchup against the Milwaukee Brewers, the game featured 34 hits and 29 runs, with the Brewers winning 15-14 in 12 innings. A sellout crowd of 8,519 witnessed the spectacle, which included 11 home runs and numerous pitching challenges, stretching the game to over four hours. As the A's prepare for a future move to Las Vegas with a permanent stadium planned for 2028, the match served as a preview of what fans might expect. The A's used a minor-league park while securing a lucrative local TV deal, despite moving to Sacramento for three years after leaving Oakland.

• 1:46 PMYahoo Sports — Athletics return to Las Vegas after 30 years − and bring absolute lunacy