Their business, Last Dive Bar, started creating banners ... You had past players, all the Oakland teams that were there. Over 60 vendors, community members." Some said it was the best fan fest ...

So the long goodbye is heading towards an end. Last call at Baseball's Last Dive Bar. "Yeah, it's Oakland," Dana said. "That sums it up, man. That Oakland feel is going to be gone. It's weird." ...

That will end on April 27 when Oakland diehards mobilized by the fan groups Last Dive Bar and Oakland 68s make their presence known in Sacramento for the first time. SELL MEETS SAC!!! Time to ...

“It’s kind of like an ex-girlfriend,” said Jorge Leon of the non-profit Oakland 68s. “You don’t want me? I’ll move on.” The 68s and Last Dive Bar put on the event, staged in the area ...

By Jack Nicas Jack Nicas first called the Oakland Coliseum “baseball’s last dive bar” in a 2019 essay in The Times. Some Oakland A’s fans adopted the term as their moniker. He reported ...

Bryan Johansen owns Baseball's Last Dive Bar, which he describes as "a company of three fans that celebrate the history of the (Oakland) Coliseum, and the fan experience of the Coliseum." ...

Thousands of fans protested at the Oakland Coliseum for the A's 2024 season opener Thursday night as many fans did not step inside the stadium. Two fan groups, the Last Dive Bar and the Oakland ...

Ruiz was among players who was known to wear one of the yellow rubber “I Stand With Oakland” bracelets produced by Last Dive Bar. That same day, Rooker was not in the starting lineup.

Some Major League Baseball team owners can probably expect to receive curated "Stay in Oakland" boxes in the mail from Oakland Athletics fans. The gift boxes include an A's hat, a baseball card ...