The story of the Oakland Athletics trying to change bases has taken a sharp turn. Despite the recent advancement in the case of a massive $380 million move, A’s fans do not look like they are giving up anytime soon. Now, days after the successful “Reverse Boycott” incident took place, Oakland’s baseball fans have a new plan in motion to emulate the NBA’s All-Star fan voting system of 2017.?

Notably, MLB’s All-Star games, one of the most anticipated events, are approaching with every passing second. While the preparations for the same are in full swing, A’s fans have a different plan on the ballot. Let’s dive into the detail of the plans brewing in the minds of A’s fans.

Oakland Athletics fans are taking strenuous measures!

Not long ago, A’s fans arranged a Reverse Boycott campaign, where fans filled the Coliseum with over 27,000 fans. Notably, the protest was successful, encouraging fans not to stop before stopping their team’s base from changing. And now, to make it happen, fans are planning something similar to what happened in the NBA’s All-Star voting ballot back in 2017.

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A veteran basketball player with not-so-good statistics received over 400,000 votes from fans and trolls. Although NBA implemented a measure to stop this from happening in the future, it does not change the fact that fans were successful at doing what they wanted. And now, the Athletics fans are planning something similar, but with a slight twist. The A’s fans aren’t planning to vote for only one player to the All-Star. But for every single eligible player of their team.

Every fan is granted a total of five ballots per day till June 22. Whether the A’s plan against the MLB commissioner Rob Manfred will work will be revealed later. For now, they are trying their best to stop the move by launching this “Anti-Manfred” campaign.?

Athletics fans do not care about $380 million!

Recently, the Nevada State Senate passed a bill of $380 million to help fund the proposed stadium for the Oakland A’s move to Las Vegas. Despite facing rejection from many sectors, Nevada lawmakers passed it without any issue.?

Notably, it was a setback for the A’s fans amid their protest to stop the move. Despite this, they are working hard to keep the A’s where they belong.

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But do you think all this hard work and their “anti-Manfred” campaign will work, and they’ll be able to stop the Athletics from moving?