As a native of the San Francisco Bay Area, I grew up rooting for the Oakland Athletics. They were my team; green and gold were my colors. Now, decades later, it's a dream to work for the organization I followed so closely as a kid. Come to any one of the team's home games and you'll see me on the big screen as the A's in-game host. Before the game and during inning breaks, I interview fans, host events and in general, act as the team's ambassador. Win or lose, it's always a great day at the O.co Coliseum. Let's go Oakland!
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From their caps to their toes, A’s fans rock some awesome green and gold style in the stands. I most love checking out the fancy footwear of our diehards (and I’m not even one of those women with a shoe obsession!). You see, there’s only so much fashion liberty one can take with a team [...]![]()
By now, most of you have probably heard a little something about "Bacon Tuesday" last week at the Oakland Coliseum. It was magical. And it represented one of the best parts of baseball: the chance for fun interactions between fans and players. In this case, the crew in the Right Field Bleachers were celebrating a player from another team, Jeff Francoeur from the Kansas City Royals. Click this link to check out my interview with the organizers behind Bacon Tuesday.
Without a doubt, Dog Day with the A’s is one of my favorite special events during the Oakland A’s baseball season. I love dogs and obviously I love baseball, so it’s the perfect combination for the fan who wants to catch a game with his/her best friend. Despite the gloomy July weather, this year’s event [...]![]()
44 home games completed, 37 more to go. Believe it or not fans, but we are more than halfway through the season. How does time fly so quickly? Non-baseball fans lament the season’s length, stuffed with a game count that’s well into the triple digits. But for a true baseball fan — and I know [...]![]()
As I wander the steps of the Coliseum during an A’s game, I am always looking for the diehard fans. A good way to spot them is by looking down to their shoes! When I was a partial season ticket holder several years ago, the man with seats next to me wore white, chunky-clunky sneakers [...]![]()