The Oakland Athletics have officially begun their three-year stint at Sutter Health Park in Sacramento as they transition from Oakland to Las Vegas. While the move aims to create a new home-field advantage for the Athletics, visiting teams are already expressing discomfort about the cramped facilities and the significant differences from a traditional MLB stadium. Players like Ryan Brasier of the Chicago Cubs voiced their frustration at not being able to play in Oakland, suggesting that a Triple-A stadium lacks the necessary attributes for major league play. The new park features a reduced seating capacity and a smaller clubhouse for visiting teams, which may impact player performance during the season. Local fans are excited about the arrival of a major league team, though the Athletics will still forge a distinct identity separate from Sacramento. Overall, this change marks a significant chapter for the Athletics as they adapt to new facilities and aim for success on the diamond despite the challenges ahead.