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Pretty sure that when the A's move to Vegas they will be the answer to a trivia question, which is "what team in MLB has legit played as a home city in 4 different cities and states?" And Al Davis wasn't even involved -lol

But that got me to thinking. I can think of two teams that have been in 3 cities. Are there any more?

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troystory

May 29, 2024

The Toronto Blue Jays played all their 30 home games in Buffalo in 2020, due to Canadian Covid restrictions. Two different countries. They were still called Toronto so that probably shouldn't count.

The A's will likely stop over in Sacramento, and maybe permanently, before the Vegas move. That's a lot of moving around.

Masked Man

May 29, 2024

Milwaukee Brewers------>St. Louis Browns----> Baltimore Orioles

Not an Answer......but a "cluster_____" of a city with too many chances.

Original Washington Senators------>Minnesota Twins

Expansion Washngton Senators----->Texas Rangers

Montreal Expos-----> Washington Nationals

Masked Man

May 29, 2024

Replying to

OK.....I DID google this one.....

Boston Braves------->Milwaukee--------->Atlanta

Goog questions, Java!

Java

May 29, 2024

Replying to

Those were the only two I had. Athletics and Braves.

Brewers to Browns don't count because that was JUST before the modern era. 1901. That was a strong answer. I didn't expect that.

That leads me to another question. Other than the St Louis Browns moving east to Baltimore, has anyone else ever moved north and or east? I don't really consider the Braves from Milwaukee to Atlanta to be east. That was a new territory in the south. I can't think of anyone The Expos were disbanded and "became" the Nationals. I am not sure if that counts since MLB took over the team and all that. That was mostly "ok we took over a failed team and DC is next up on the expansion list, let's put them there" It wasn't a conscious choice of "I am an owner, I am abandoning Montreal for DC" Not sure if that makes sense.