Dave Kaval needs to be banned from baseball and the A’s
Oh, baby, I could rant about this slimy car salesman for an eternity. The crap show of the Oakland A’s saga just continues to get more embarrassing, and A’s president Dave Kaval is right in the center of it once again.
In case you’ve been living under a rock or went off the rails like Milo Coulter, the A’s are “trying” to move to Las Vegas. Long story short, it’s probably not going to happen. Alongside Kaval, A’s owner John Fisher may be the most incompetent man in baseball.
But all that Vegas propaganda is for another time. For now, we’re to talk about how Kaval is more focused on ruining A’s fan’s happiness over actually releasing renderings of a Vegas ballpark.
On Saturday, Feb. 24, A’s fans will host their very own fanfest. It’s completely free to fans, with guest appearances by Coco Crisp, Grant Balfour, Trevor May, and even Foul Territory. Dozens of businesses have become sponsors, mostly from the Bay Area.
One of the sponsors, Drake’s Brewing Co., abruptly pulled out of their sponsorship for the event. Last Dive Bar and the Oakland 68’s, the two groups running fanfest, didn’t get an explanation to why.
Turns out it was none other than Dave Kaval and the A’s who were behind it. Last Dive Bar quickly responded, saying that the A’s reached out to multiple sponsorships asking them to pull out of their deals. Drake’s was the only one to pull out, while the rest that were contacted declined the A’s request.
I mean seriously, how pathetic do you have to be? The Vegas deal is falling apart, so Kaval decided he needed to terrorize A’s fans one more time. The only reason this puppet has an MLB job is because he follows Fisher like a puppy.
It’s no surprise that Drake’s pulled out since they’re one of the vendors that serves at the Oakland Coliseum. I’m sure Kaval called them up and said drop the sponsorship or lose your spot at our stadium. Luckily, several local brewing companies stepped in to fill the void at fanfest.
It’s not surprising the A’s run this way. This is the same organization that turned off comments on all its social media platforms. Kaval did the same thing when he sent a tweet congratulating the team’s new play-by-play announcer. When your tweet has more quotes than likes, you did something wrong.
I won’t keep going, even though I’d love to. The A’s won’t be successful in Vegas, assuming the move even happens. Ban Fisher, Kaval, Rob Manfred, and anyone else who supports this trash organization.
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Very sad that there is no end to the A’s organization pettiness.