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The Oakland Athletics have had three dynasties in their long history that includes stops in Philadelphia, Kansas City, and now Oakland. The postseason has become an ingrained memory in most A’s fans minds and will continue to bring up images of the many playoff games they have sold tickets for over the years.
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About The Oakland Athletics
The Oakland A’s first dynasty began just a decade after their inaugural season in Philadelphia. The Athletics won their first World Series title in 1910 with a title over the Chicago Cubs and repeated with victories over the New York Giants in 1911 and 1913. Playoff tickets continued to sell as the second dynasty spanned the years from 1927 to 1933. Constantly contending in the American League, the A’s won back to back World Series over the Cubs in 1929 and the St. Louis Cardinals in 1930.
The third dynasty is perhaps the greatest for the franchise. The ‘70s were a decade of great teams and the A’s had the very best from 1972 to 1974. The A’s, led by Mr. October Reggie Jackson, beat the Cincinnati Reds in ’72, the New York Mets in ’73, and the Los Angeles Dodgers in ’74. Rarely has a single franchise been able to produce so many great runs that gave so many fans a chance to purchase playoff tickets and become a part of their team’s history.
The current Oakland A’s do not have the hitting of their ‘70s brethren, but the pitching is just as scary. A new stable of pitchers has Justin Duchscherer leading Greg Smith, Dana Eveland, and Hudson Street into the fray to make playoff tickets worth their price. The offense is limited, but Jack Cust, Emil Brown, and Mark Ellis have their moments and keep the games interesting.
The Ticket Specialists are the first place to go to get playoff tickets for the exciting postseason schedule at McAfee Coliseum. With tickets at the cheapest possible prices and a selection rivaled by no one, the Ticket Specialists are simply the leader in playoff providers for quality seats. A comparison of the seating chart and the inventory make it quite obvious the ticket broker is the only place to visit to make your playoff experience happen.
