Athletics project $500 million revenue for Las Vegas debut season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 14, 2026, 5:12 PM
Last updated Jun 14, 2026
John Fisher, owner of the Oakland Athletics, anticipates the team will generate about $500 million in revenue during its first season in Las Vegas, projected for 2028. This revenue figure is expected to rank sixth in Major League Baseball, potentially allowing the A's to compete for top free agents. Although spending may be limited this offseason, expectations for the 2027-2028 offseason are higher, depending on team performance and roster needs. The Athletics aim to enhance their lineup as they transition to Las Vegas, signaling a brighter future for the franchise.
- •Fisher expects $500 million revenue in Las Vegas debut season.
- •Revenue ranking is projected to be sixth in MLB.
- •A's may target top-tier free agents with increased funds.
- •2027-2028 offseason likely to see more spending.
- •Transition to Las Vegas could revitalize the franchise.
- 5:12 PMYahoo Sports — Athletics' John Fisher shares $500 million projection that bodes well for free agency
"This lofty expectation would be great news for future free agencies.
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