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Athletics Denied 2 Trademarks by USPTO

A’s relocation hits speedbump with trademark denial for 'Las Vegas Athletics'

The A’s were told the nickname “Athletics” was too generic and could be confused with other activities even if associated with Las Vegas.

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Athletics denied Vegas trademark due to being ‘too generic’

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A's Running into Issue with 'Las Vegas Athletics' Trademark

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Las Vegas Athletics? Vegas Athletics? MLB Team Has Trademark Requests Denied

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has for now denied the A's request to trademark the names "Las Vegas Athletics" and "Vegas Athletics."

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The A's hit embarrassing trademark speed bump ahead of Las Vegas move

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The A’s Just Hit a Massive Speed Bump on Their Move to Las Vegas

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Athletics unveil Las Vegas patch to be worn in Sacramento

Even as the Athletics prepare to play the 2025 MLB season in West Sacramento, the franchise maintains its commitment to make Las Vegas its permanent home in 2028. On Friday, the Athletics shared a video on X, formerly known as Twitter, unveiling a "Las ...

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Rangers Announcer Blasts ‘Itinerant’ Athletics Amid Controversial Relocation

Both Major League Baseball and the club previously known as the Oakland Athletics envision that, at some point within the coming years, the A’s will officially play in Las Vegas. For now, the A’s are stuck in Sacramento, and Texas Rangers announcer ...

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MLB tells Athletics to explore relocation if no new ballpark

OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — Major League Baseball has instructed the Athletics to explore relocation options as the team tries to secure the new ballpark it hopes for to stay in Oakland. MLB released a statement expressing its longtime concern that the ...

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Athletics to Explore Relocation Options From Oakland

The reality of the Athletics possibly leaving Oakland now is as real as ever. The A's will start exploring relocations options with the blessing of Major League Baseball, as a form of trying to pressure local government to approve a new stadium project.