Oakland offers the Athletics a five-year lease extension with a three-year opt-out and a $97 million fee.

The A's are exploring relocation to Las Vegas, requiring a temporary home until their new stadium is ready, potentially by 2028.

The proposed lease would provide a home for the A's at least until 2024, with flexibility due to construction or negotiation uncertainties in Las Vegas.

Oakland has removed demands to retain the team's name and colors, while the A's evaluate alternative interim locations including Sacramento and Salt Lake City.

MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred is pressing for a resolution on the A's interim plans by early summer.

The city aims to keep the Athletics in Oakland, highlighting benefits for fans and the team, despite challenges like low game attendance and Coliseum conditions.

The Athletics' relocation could impact local TV revenue and game attendance, factors being considered in their decision-making process.

A meeting between the team and city officials is scheduled for Tuesday to discuss the lease and relocation plans.