The Oakland Athletics continues to make this year a standout chapter in its history. Amidst all the chaos of trying to stop the team from changing bases, the A’s are stumbling on the edge of making a record that no team would intentionally want to make. With 21 wins and 60 losses in their corner, the Athletics are undeniably the lowest scorer team of this season.?

Despite their “Reverse Boycott” gaining momentum with the government’s support, the threat of an unwanted record looms over their heads. But will the A’s manage to stop themselves from making this record, or not?

Can this new record help the Oakland Athletics to stop the Vegas move?

The Oakland A’s are already on their way to challenge the New York Mets’ for their inaugural season record of 40-120. As the team approaches breaking this record, a lesser-known yet important record might also get broken.?

In 80 games played this season, the Athletics have put 46 different players on the field. Which is by far the most in the majors. But from the looks of it, they’re not far away from breaking the single-season record of different players. Until now, National League’s Chicago Cubs holds the record of putting 69 players on the field in a season. And since the Athletics are only 23 players and half a season away from breaking this record, there’s a good chance of them doing so.?

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Last year as well, the A’s were quite close to breaking this record. It’s because they ended up with 63 different players on the field throughout the season. From the looks of it, it is highly unlikely for the fanbase to stop the move with this record.?

How did the Reverse Boycott go for Athletics?

To try and stop the move to Vegas from happening, Athletics fans showed the A’s owner, John Fisher, and MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred that fans are not the problem behind the team’s terrible play. Instead, it was the management that had not paid much attention to the team. Hence, the fanbase organized a “Reverse Boycott” on June 13.?

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As a result, they filled the Coliseum with a season-high 27,759 Athletics proving that they were willing to go to long roads to make their protest a success.?

Do you think A’s will be breaking the Cubs record this year or not? Also, will they be successful in stopping the move from happening? Let us know in the comments below!

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