When the A's arrived in Sacramento for the 2025 season, there was no guarantee that if the team made the playoffs that those games would even be played in their temporary home. Heading into 2026, that's no longer the case, as all potential postseason play is planned for West Sacramento. There are questions about how the team would fit the necessary media into the ballpark, and plenty of logistical hurdles that come along with that announcement, and the A's play on the field is making it so that these aren't some far-off ideas — concrete plans may need to be ready by October. We're still in May, but the A's are at 20-18, holding a 1.5 game lead over the Seattle Mariners. There have been plenty of gripes about this team — namely a lack of trust in the bullpen as assembled — but the offense hasn't really gotten going yet, and that is the engine that makes this team go. There is still room for this club to improve, and it's expected that they will.…