the raiders moved back to oakland in 1995.
the raiders moved back to oakland in 1995.
when did the raiders move back to oakland?
1995
bullet::::- 1968 – the kansas city athletics move to oakland and begin playing at the coliseum.









































bullet::::- 1982 – the oakland raiders move to los angeles leaving the coliseum as a baseball-only facility.









































bullet::::- 1995 – the raiders move back from los angeles and the mount davis renovation is added to the coliseum.









































bullet::::- 2001 – uptown site is proposed, gets rejected by mayor jerry brown.









































bullet::::- 2005 – 66th avenue site is proposed.









































bullet::::- 2006 – cisco field plan is announced in fremont.









































bullet::::- 2009 – fremont location is abandoned after public resistance.
oakland ballpark
on march 6, 2017, the raiders revealed that bank of america would be replacing sheldon adelson's portion of the funding for the new stadium in las vegas. on march 27, 2017, the national football league officially approved the raiders move from oakland to las vegas in a 31–1 vote, with the miami dolphins being the only team to vote against the measure. however, even though the raiders were approved to move to las vegas, the club still played the 2017 and 2018 nfl seasons at the oakland–alameda county coliseum and will still be known as the oakland raiders as long as they play in the san francisco bay area. the team expects the new stadium to open in 2020.
oakland raiders relocation to las vegas