Relive the last 57 years of Oakland Athletics history through the stories and memories of some of the team's most devoted fans. "The Last Game" chronicles the last 5 decades of history surround the A's and their impact on the communities and supporters in the East Bay. Journey from the first to the last game at the Coliseum in this emotional and unforgettable experience. Directed by: https://instagram.com/dooleythedirector Rate us on IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt30972717/ #thelastgamedoc #oaklandathletics #baseball #mlb #oakland #moneyball
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Chills, tears, heartache, laughter, hella crying, memories, anger…and all of the above. Love this documentary to our core!
I’m balling my eyes out! This is a break up…I don’t think I will ever get over!!! 😭😭😭 Thank you for this! You don’t know how much I needed to see this! Oakland forever ♾️ 💛💚💛💚⚾️
LET'S GO OAKLAND!!!
FJF! Oakland forever
I’ll just be over here weeping. Thank you so much for this 💚💛
What a beautiful and heartbreaking trip down memory lane! Thank you for making this, it was important to show it from the everyday fan’s perspective. Love to all my fellow OAKLAND A’s lifers
FJF man. 2 am in Scotland and I am bawling. OAKLAND FOREVER
I’m over here crying like a little baby. 😢😢😢
My heart absolutely aches for the fans in Oakland. I am so sorry for your loss.
Very well done. My only complaints are that they failed to mention the Giants' role in our demise and, to a lesser extent, the reverse boycot game. Maybe both were a little too in the weeds for an hour long documentry, but are important parts of the story in their own respects, but went untold.
For myself what hurts most is that most A’s fans were baseball fans first and A’s fans second. How could MLB allow this to happen. I haven’t watched professional sports for a while now, I no longer have a team, no Raiders, no A’s and no Warriors.
Thanks for the memories everyone, going to A's games at the Coliseum will always be some of my lifelong favorite memories. Never missed a season from like 1992 until last year. Def shed some tears at the end of this movie, appreciate you all putting it together for us. Also, fuck john fisher forever.
Hearing my 13 year old son cry at his last visit to the Coliseum was heart wrenching
Excellent doc. Heartwarming, sad and real. Oakland Love
“There were thousands and thousands of people together, and the closer we got to the end, the stronger we became as a community and the louder we voiced our love.” 💛💚💛💚
Steve Watkin :28 story was compelling, memorable and a pleasure to watch!
Grew up in NorCal as an A's fan. Lived all over the country in my adult life, but always stayed an A's fan. I miss the culture so much. This documentary brought back so many memories. Even though I dont live in the area anymore, I can't stick with the A's after Oakland. FJF!
Beautiful documentary! I struggle with how hard it is to remember that last game. I was just so sad. I was one of the fans Joe wolfcale hugged when I broke down after the final out. He waved me over and brought me down to the very front row where I got coliseum dirt from Joey Estes that I put in a heart shaped glass container. I also got an ice plant. That brings me great comfort. But I still cry when I think of it.
Tower of Power closing music brought chills to my skin… so appropriate! Excellent interviews! The 3 teams exodus… The TOWN deserves better!!!
My Daughter and I Saw This in Orinda At The Premier Showing........TEARS!!! 57 Year Habit Now Just Memories....'OAKLAND FOREVER/ FOREVER OAKLAND.......'LOYAL TO THE SOIL!!'..........My Parents Took Me and My Brother To The Very First Game, April 17,1968!, Went To ALL The Playoffs and World Games 72-73-74, Still Have My Ticket Stubs!!!! Me at 42;53 With Coco! Took My Girlfriend On Our First Date To An A's Game v. Milwaukee In 1973( When They Were In The American League), and Now, She's My Wife Of 46 Years And Counting !