No. They were the LA Raiders for a period between the time they were the Oakland Raiders.
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because of the riots and gangster rap plus the Raiders demanded a better stadium and the city would not build one. Also attendance at games for both the Raiders and Rams had declined.
Los Angeles Rams (1946-1994) now playing in St. Louis and the Los Angeles Raiders (1982-1994) now playing in Oakland. There was a team in the NFL in 1926 called the Los Angeles Buccaneers. They never played a home game in LA but played 10 games on the road that season. The team was really based in the Midwest but the roster was composed of players from colleges on the west coast, mainly California, except for one player from Pennsylvania.
Mike Piazza is now retired, but he played for the LA Dodgers, Florida Marlins, New York Mets, San Diego Padres, and the Oakland Athletics. (in that order)
No. They were the LA Raiders for a period between the time they were the Oakland Raiders.
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Howie Long played for the Oakland/LA Raiders from 1981-1983
Al Davis does not plan to.
No one. There is no such team.
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The Raiders' history dates back to 1960. The team originally played in Oakland, Calif., but it moved to Los Angeles before the 1982 season. The Raiders played its first game in Los Angeles Sept. 29, 1982. The team stayed in Los Angeles until after the 1994 season and then moved back to Oakland.
The Rams went to St.Louis and the Raiders went back to Oakland.
Hall of Famer Marcus Allen rushed for 8,545 yards in 11 seasons with the Los Angeles Raiders (1982-1992). Bo Jackson rushed for 2,782 yards with the LA Raiders (1987-1990) and Frank Hawkins rushed for 1,494 yards with the LA Raiders (1982-1987) and 165 for the Oakland Raiders in 1981.
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Yes. Every fourth season in the regular scheduling rotation.
With the death of Oakland Raiders longtime owner Al Davis, the fact that they're still playing in the Oakland-Alameda Coliseum (one of the last Football/Baseball stadiums left in the league), and the state of the art stadium being built for the 49ers within rock-throwing distance, chances are high that the Raiders will once again move back to L.A. The City of Oakland just cannot afford to finance a modern stadium, and the Raiders will continue to lose money unless they relocate.