Oakland's ongoing baseball saga took an unexpected turn recently when a bold fan invaded the Oakland A's field and casually ran the bases in reverse, accentuating the franchise's struggles. This situation brings to light not only the dismal performance of the team this season but also the stunning lack of concern displayed by the on-field security team.

This Oakland A’s fan ran out onto the field before the game in Oakland, went all the way around the bases, and NOBODY cared 🤣

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— Ben Verlander (@BenVerlander) May 31, 2023

According to OutKick, the Oakland A's fan was caught on camera hopping the fence surrounding the field at the Oakland Coliseum, running the bases in reverse during a game between the A's and the Atlanta Braves. Instead of promptly apprehending the intruder as expected, security appeared unbothered with the scene, nonchalantly pushing the fan back to their seat.

What is surprising about this incident is not only the fan's audacity but also the team's current record, which stands at a disastrous 11-45, making it one of the worst starts leading up to the All-Star Game in MLB history. Such an appalling performance has driven fans to question the Oakland A's commitment to success, leaving them to take matters into their hands, as evidenced by the streaker's act of defiance.

SFGATE reported the name of the 16-year-old fan as Casper who managed to complete a full lap around the bases as the grounds crew worked diligently in the background. 

As the team's struggles mount, the Oakland A's have been searching for ways to recapture lost glory, leading to an agreement to build a new $1.5 billion stadium along the Las Vegas Strip to the dismay of it's Oakland fanbase.