Athletics president Dave Kaval is resigning from his position after eight years. Kaval was the public face of the team's move from Oakland to Las Vegas..

Kaval, 49, has served in his role for the last eight years. His last day with the A's will be Dec. 31. "We are grateful for Dave's contributions and leadership over the past eight years. He guided our organization through a period of significant transition,

Kaval served in this role for eight years. The team says Sandy Dean, "a longtime business partner with the Fisher family," will serve as interim team president as the A's attempt to actually build a ballpark in Las Vegas.

Athletics president Dave Kaval will resign from his position at the end of the calendar year, the team announced in a statement on Friday. Sandy Dean, an A’s executive and business partner with owner John Fisher,