The baseball franchise, which initially had tried to get out of sending the money so quickly, sent a letter Thursday to Nate Miley, chair of the county's Board of Supervisors, acknowledging that it will satisfy the obligations that remain outstanding from the parties' 2019 agreement to purchase the land for $85 million.
And while the deal doesn't formally close until 2026, its terms required the A's to pay out the rest of what they owed to the county if the team ever announced it was leaving Oakland.
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