Athletics fan confronted by security for wearing 'SELL' t-shirt caught on live broadcast

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They simply go by the Athletics now, as the team formerly stationed in Oakland will soon plant their roots in Las Vegas. 

For now, the team plays their games at Sutter Health Park, a minor league field in Sacramento, while the transition to Las Vegas continues to run its course. As a result, there is a large portion of the team’s fanbase that remains disgruntled at ownership for moving to Sin City instead of continuing to play in Oakland. 

Well, one fan decided to make his presence known during the team’s pregame show on Thursday ahead of the match-up with the Minnesota Twins. He wore a t-shirt that read, "SELL."

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A fan wears a "SELL" t-shirt during the first inning between the Seattle Mariners and the Oakland Athletics at T-Mobile Park.  (Steven Bisig-Imagn Images)

While the pregame show was going on, that fan was quickly confronted by a Sutter Health Park security guard, and more team and field officials quickly followed suit. 

The whole thing was captured on the live broadcast. 

Joe Horton identified himself on social media as the man in question, and he noted that security allowed him to remain in his seat for the game after speaking with them. He told Awful Announcing, who posted the pregame clips on X, that this was "not my first rodeo."

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"When they show up I think the whole time – you know this too is on TV right?" Horton replied on X. 

Horton even had some fun on X posting a screenshot of himself in the background of the pregame show desk surrounded by security and