The A’s said they’re done with Oakland. The city should learn from the Raiders debacle and kick the team out as soon as possible.
So what happens in the meantime?
If the A’s are done with us — as they announced in the most passive-aggressive way on Wednesday night — then we should be done with them. It’s an act of self-respect. Fisher and Kaval can reap what they have sown and go play at a Triple-A ballpark in the Vegas suburbs for a few years, a decade, or an eternity.
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