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Yes. Charles Finlay was going to sell the team to a group of investors that was wanted the team to play in Denver. But he had a long term lease with Oakland Alameda Stadium and the city of Oakland would not release him from it. Instead of fighting in court, Finlay decided to continue on in Oakland.
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