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

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.

Corporate raider Carl Icahn has bought an undisclosed amount of stock in Caesars Entertainment. The last time he invested in the casino company, its was sold in a $17.3 billion deal.

International passenger volume at Harry Reid International Airport is nearing it pre-pandemic levels., which would be a good boost for the Las Vegas resort industry.

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.

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.

The Oakland Athletics won't call Las Vegas home until possibly 2028. Team officials said last week the club will make an effort to part of the community over the next four years.

While any attempt to increase transparency would be a massive win for the general public, ensuring the Legislature abides by the same transparency requirements as every other governmental body seems like a good place to start. 

In interviews with The Nevada Independent, a mix of institutional leaders and budget gurus cast doubt on whether the worst projections would come to pass, especially as post-COVID enrollments have started to rebound. 

Bally's is moving forward with the demolition of the Tropicana Las Vegas even though company executives have not seen final plans for the Oakland A's stadium.

Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman walked back her remarks to sports podcast in which she suggested the Tropicana isn't a good site for a baseball stadium.

The lawsuit marks the teachers' union's second attempt to block the public financing of a stadium for the Oakland A’s baseball team.

The Tropicana Las Vegas could be demolished and replaced by $1.5 billion baseball stadium. But until a closing date is announced, employees said its business-as-usual. 

One gaming analyst said the planned $1.5 billion stadium at the site of the Tropicana Las Vegas will boost the prospects for Bally's Corp.

For all that Oakland Athletic's owner John Fisher has received for a sorry media strategy and even worse public outreach, he’s getting just about everything he wanted. And he’s wanted out of Oakland for a long time.

Major League Baseball owners unanimously approved the relocation to of the Oakland A's to Las Vegas in a planned $1.5 billion stadium on the Strip.

The Las Vegas Stadium Authority’s board meeting made it woefully clear that every entity involved in bringing this crony corporatist vision to life is hopelessly in league with each other — leaving no room for accountability or oversight.