It took just 22 seconds for the Tropicana Las Vegas to be turned into a pile concrete and twisted steel early Wednesday morning. The site will become the home of a Major League Baseball stadium.

Here's a look at each team that has left Oakland, in order of departure and with details on each move.

The Oakland Athletics play their final game at the Oakland Coliseum on Thursday before a three-year temporary relocation to Sacramento. It's been a sad farewell for a fanbase that has stayed loyal to the team as it begins the journey to land in Las Vegas by 2028.

Many longtime Coliseum employees have built lasting memories at the ballpark, which is set to host a sellout crowd for the final A's game on Thursday.

The order said the plaintiffs lacked standing and did not meet the standard for the “public importance exemption” created by the state Supreme Court.

Las Vegas Stadium Authority officials hope to have all agreements surrounding a $1.5 billion ballpark completed by December including an understanding of the A's financial commitment.

A Carson City judge said she would issue a ruling, but didn't provide a time frame, following a 90-minute court hearing concerning public financing for the proposed A's stadium.

It might be time for Oakland Athletics to call a financial closer. The team is seeking financing to close its part of the deal surrounding a $1.5 billion baseball stadium in Las Vegas.

A planned buyout of Bally's Corp. by the the casino company's largest stockholder could help in financing a development to replace the Tropicana Las Vegas.

An Oakland Athletics representative said the team is in “good shape” on securing financing for its stadium on the Strip and doesn't play to use all of the $380 million in public financing.

A financing agreement for Bally's Corp.'s planned downtown Chicago casino could provide a roadmap for the company's plans to replace the Tropicana Las Vegas.

Some 28 minor league sports teams have come and gone in Las Vegas because they couldn’t replicate the Triple-A baseball team’s successful business model.

The A's are requesting to play up to eight home games a season away from the team’s future $1.5 billion ballpark, which could undercut financial projections.

The Nevada Supreme Court rejected a ballot referendum that would have allowed voters to overturn $380 million in public financing for a Major League Baseball stadium in Las Vegas.

The Nevada Supreme Court is considering language a teachers union-backed PAC needs to include in a potential ballot referendum that could overturn the public financing deal for a Las Vegas baseball stadium that would house the relocated Oakland A's.

The Oakland Athletics will play home games at a minor league ballpark in Sacramento starting next season while the team's Las Vegas stadium is under construction.

An investment firm with a small stake in Bally's Corp. wants the casino operator to sell its ownership in the now-closed Tropicana Las Vegas. The firm doesn't believe Bally's has the ability to finance a new Strip development.

The Tropicana Las Vegas closed Tuesday to make way for a baseball stadium for the relocated Oakland Athletics. But the shut down began last week as former employees and tourists gave the Rat Pack-era property a send-off.

The Las Vegas Stadium Authority approved a community benefits agreement with the Athletics, the first approved deal for the planned $1.5 billion baseball stadium.

An offer by Bally's Corp. Chairman Soo Kim to take the casino company private will have little effect on the planned A's stadium. The land owner, Gaming & Leisure Properties, is the ultimate decision maker.