The cellar-dwelling A’s got some unexpected excitement on the field at Oakland Coliseum — but it had nothing to do with the team.
of an A’s fan at a recent game storming the field and circling the bases in reverse order while the grounds crew and security did little to stop them.
The grounds crew, either distracted or unbothered by the trot, did nothing to stop the fan as they touched first and then headed to home plate.
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