“The box is everything that’s been done before in Oakland and why they should vote no,” explained lifelong A’s fan Stephen Lucero, an artist and firefighter in nearby Alameda who made the custom cards for each owner. The boxes were sent from her office address. Oakland clothing company Oaklandish provided the hats, while the box also features a DVD created by “The Summer of Sell” group, a USB flash drive and a personal letter from Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao along with a photo of her in an A’s jersey. “This project has been a culmination of our collective works and we hope it shows the owners what we all know to be true,” Paul Bailey, one of the three owners of Last Dive Bar, said in a message to The AP. The game continues until one player reaches the buzz. Some may require a player to drink a certain amount of alcohol, while others may require a player to perform a certain task. Each card has a different action associated with it. Every player takes a turn drawing a card from the deck. It made the boxes and a snazzy, colorful “Keep the Athletics in … OAKLAND” postcard. The rules of Buzzed Drinking Game are quite simple. This last-ditch effort includes a big assist by clothing company Last Dive Bar, a loyal A’s supporter. The devoted fan group chose 15 owners to receive the box, selected because maybe - just maybe - there’s one more chance to keep the A’s in Oakland. Maybe the Seattle Mariners’ John Stanton. Or perhaps Ray Davis of the World Series champion Texas Rangers. They hope Los Angeles Angels owner Arte Moreno might be an ally.

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