Dave Kaval

The A’s would be willing to negotiate elements of the term sheet for their waterfront ballpark proposal in Oakland, which the City Council is expected to vote on next month, team president Dave Kaval said. Kaval, on a KGO-TV segment Friday, was asked if the A’s are open to negotiating...

Zennie62Media obtained this Oakland Athletics Howard Terminal Ballpark Project Scheduling letter from a fan of our network. It is dated March 31st 2021 and is from City of Oakland Deputy City Administrator Betsy Lake and to Oakland A’s President David Kaval, and includes a schedule map and a letter from City of Oakland Planner Peterson Z. Vollmann to Mr. Kaval, dated March 22, 2021.

Apr 1, 2021; Oakland, California, USA; Oakland Athletics president Dave Kaval in the stadium before the game against the Houston Astros at RingCentral Coliseum. Mandatory Credit: Kelley L Cox-USA TODAY Sports. If the Oakland A’s do not get their desired stadium at Howard Terminal, they may not consider that to...

Oakland Athletics President Dave Kaval looks on during the game between the Oakland Athletics and the Texas Rangers at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on Aug. 5, 2020, in Oakland, Calif. Lachlan Cunningham/Getty Images. I admit it: I recently got annoyed enough to respond to a random person on Twitter. I know...

OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA - JUNE 15: Dave Kaval President of the Oakland Athletics walks on the field before the game against the Seattle Mariners at Ring Central Coliseum on June 15, 2019 in Oakland, California. (Photo by Lachlan Cunningham/Getty Images) If the Oakland A’s do leave the Bay Area behind, team...

KPIX sports director Dennis O'Donnell interviews A's President Dave Kaval on Game Day following the club's visit to Las Vegas to explore potential options for relocation if they can not reach a deal with Oakland for a new ballpark at Howard Terminal later this summer. (5-31-21)

If Oakland A’s president Dave Kaval regretted his tweet from Las Vegas earlier this week that caused an uproar from his team’s fanbase, he certainly wasn’t saying so Friday morning. Kaval drew the ire of Bay Area A’s fans Monday night after he tweeted out a video of a raucous...

Have you heard the news? The Oakland A's are coming to town!. Sorry, not the team — just its brain trust. If you live in Las Vegas, Portland and probably a few other soon-to-be-announced spots, then owner John Fisher wants your city's wealthiest and most influential movers and shakers to wine and dine him.

Last I checked, the Oakland A's still play at the Coliseum. They are 28-21 on the season and firmly in contention for a playoff spot. But their owner John Fisher, and their front office led by President Dave Kaval, are posturing as if they're on a break with the city of Oakland — which might be a surprise to its residents.

The A’s do not have a trip planned to Portland to explore relocation possibilities there, team President Dave Kaval said on a podcast Tuesday. A’s officials are visiting the Las Vegas area this week after receiving permission from MLB to explore other markets while they seek approval for a proposed ballpark in Oakland.

This bit of news comes from the Oakland A’s President Dave Kaval, or more pointedly, his reported actions. Right off the heels of his wayward tweet indicating he was having such a good time at the Las Vegas Golden Knights NHL Playoffs Game, that the team just may be better off there than in Oakland, my friend elects to drop a wild question on Clark County and Las Vegas public officials: can you give us a Raiders-level public subsidy?

Since his 2016 hiring as Oakland Athletics president, Dave Kaval relied on a social-media charm offensive and the perception of fan-friendly accessibility to build goodwill with a neglected base and put a smiling face on the occasionally contentious efforts to build a new ballpark within city limits. From his emoji...