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FILE - Major League Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig speaks at a news conference after meeting the team owner at MLB headquarters in New York, Thursday, May 17, 2012. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig)

Baseball commissioner Bud Selig said Tuesday there is no timetable for deciding the fate of the A's: Will they move to San Jose? Will they continue to play in the East Bay? Will the Giants yield their territorial rights to the South Bay?

"The main hang up is we don't have all the answers yet," Selig said during a luncheon in Kansas City, where the All-Star Game will be played Tuesday night.

Selig formed a committee more than three years ago to determine the A's future, and both Bay Area teams have repeatedly said the commissioner's office would decide the outcome.

"The A's and Giants are correct," Selig said when asked if that still is the case. "It's a very complex issue. It's complex on both sides."

A's owner Lew Wolff desperately wants to move his team to San Jose, but the Giants aren't willing to relinquish their territorial rights. The Giants have insisted they won't chane their minds.

Selig said the committee is being "extremely thorough" and detailed in exploring the issue. The commissioner added that the panel he formed some 39 months ago still is asking 'a lot of questions of both parties.'

There is an owners meeting next month in Denver, but when asked if the A's fate will be on the agenda, Selig replied "I've not even begun to think about the agenda."