A’s Announce 2026 Regular Season Home Game Times

The following release is courtesy of the Athletics

The Athletics will kick off their second season at Sutter Health Park in West Sacramento on Friday, April 3, at 6:40 p.m. against the Houston Astros. Across the 81-game home slate, the A’s will play 75 games in West Sacramento and six games in Southern Nevada, when they host the Milwaukee Brewers and Colorado Rockies at Las Vegas Ballpark from June 8-14. 

The Athletics will play a total of 53 night games in West Sacramento, 47 of which will begin at 6:40 p.m. The Athletics will also host 22 day games in West Sacramento, including six midweek 12:05 p.m. starts.

Four of the six games at Las Vegas Ballpark will begin at 7:05 p.m. The series finale against the Brewers on Wednesday, June 10, will begin at 6:05 p.m., and the A’s will end their Las Vegas stint against the Rockies on Sunday, June 14, with first pitch at 12:05 p.m.

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Check out https://t.co/SbFx7gZcfM to view our 2026 regular season home game times! For more information on 2026 season tickets in West Sacramento, visit https://t.co/KsmZlxBIqv. pic.twitter.com/aL3inn4mR6

— Athletics (@Athletics) November 3, 2025

More on the Athletics’ 2026 Schedule

The 2026 home schedule in West Sacramento is highlighted by matchups against the San Francisco Giants (May 15-17), New York Yankees (May 29-31), the World Series Champion Los Angeles Dodgers (June 29-July 1), and Boston Red Sox (July 27-30).

The Athletics will play at home for four popular summer holidays, taking on the Seattle Mariners on Memorial Day (May 25), the Los Angeles Angels on Father’s Day (June 21), the Miami Marlins on Independence Day (July 4), and the Toronto Blue Jays on Labor Day (Sept. 7).

The full promotional and special event calendar will be announced closer to the season. For more information on 2026 season tickets in West Sacramento, visit athletics.com/seasontickets.

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The Miami Marlins named former major league player and manager Gabe Kapler as their general manager on Monday.

Kapler most recently was assistant general manager of the club, focusing on player, coaching and staff development. Prior to that, he served as manager of the Philadelphia Phillies (2018-19) and San Francisco Giants (2020-23).

He also spent three years (2015-17) as the director of player development for the Los Angeles Dodgers, where he worked with current Marlins manager Clayton McCullough.

“It is an exciting time to be part of the Marlins organization, and I am ready to continue the great work we are doing here,” Gabe Kapler said of the baseball operations staff.

“The growth and momentum we’ve built are a direct reflection of a clear vision, a strong culture and an incredible team working together toward a shared goal. I’m proud to help continue that progress and contribute to what’s ahead.”

In 2025, four Miami minor league affiliates reached the postseason, a first in club history. Jacksonville won the Triple-A National Championship.

Upcoming San Francisco Giants & MLB Offseason Schedule

• MLB Free Agency begins the day after the World Series concludes
• December 7-11th – MLB Winter Meetings in Orlando, Florida
• Mid-November – MLB Non-Tender Deadline
• Early-January – MLB Arbitration Negotiations
• Mid-February – Pitchers & Catchers report for Spring Training

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