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Throwback Thursday: Sitting On The Brink Of The Bay

We look back to this week 20 years ago, when Raiders Owner Al Davis ended "weeks of nail-biting anticipation" and signed an agreement to bring the team back to Oakland "after 13 years of exile" in L.A. The move highlights a set of issues that persist to this day, including the NFL's ongoing quest to place a franchise back in the country's second-biggest market. Another such issue is the A's ballpark situation, as the MLB club at the time expressed concern over plans to expand Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum (now O.co Coliseum).

Other stories we remember from this week in '95:

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