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A $70 million infusion from former MLB star Chan Ho Park, actor Ken Jeong and BTS’s Suga, backed by Team61, targets Asian visitation to the Athletics’ new Las Vegas ballpark, promising player development and tourism growth.
Chan Ho Park, the first Korean player in Major League Baseball, has committed $70 million to the Las Vegas Athletics, marking a historic partnership intended to expand the franchise’s presence in Las Vegas and strengthen its appeal across Asian fan bases.
Veteran pitcher Chan Ho Park, alongside Hollywood actors Ken Jeong and Daniel Dae Kim, has acquired a stake in the Athletics through Team61, positioning himself as a senior advisor as the franchise prepares to move to Las Vegas in 2028.
Chan Ho Park's investment in the Athletics marks a historic milestone for Korean baseball, tying together a diverse group of investors and a future stadium on the Las Vegas Strip.
Former pitcher Chan Ho Park joins the Athletics' ownership group as a senior adviser, marking a historic milestone for Korean representation in Major League Baseball.