00:00 Sports professor Rick Horowitz of the $1.3 trillion business of sports with your daily
00:05 numbers game.
00:06 Well, the Kansas City A's, no, the Oakland A's, no, the Las Vegas A's, the Fisher ownership
00:12 group, a billion and a half dollar stadium, who knew it was going to happen in Vegas.
00:17 Everybody said take it for granted because of the tourist taxes, but not necessarily.
00:22 There was a little bit of discord about it, especially the capacity of the Vegas region
00:28 to support a baseball team during regular season with casinos in competition.
00:33 But yet nothing on the horizon in Oakland.
00:36 Eight failures, even more.
00:39 Fans upset, but that's just the price of it.
00:41 And they've been there since 1968.
00:43 They'll be there another year by lease.
00:46 And then we'll see what happens in the three years after that as far as building a facility.
00:51 Do they vagabond?
00:52 Do they extend with extortion?
00:54 Do they play in a minor league facility?
00:56 up in the air but clearly they're going to Vegas.
