‘Hangover’ actor talks investment in Athletics: ‘Come for the Chow, stay for the A’s’

‘Hangover’ actor talks investment in Athletics: ‘Come for the Chow, stay for the A’s’ Actor Ken Jeong, best known for playing Mr. Chow in the “The Hangover” films, has long been linked to Las Vegas. He now adds another connection to the city through an investment in the Oakland Athletics. This summer, Team 61’s $70 cardinal investment in the A’s was announced, as detailed at https://www.reviewjournal.com/sports/athletics/athletics-add-international-investor-with-las-vegas-relocation-set-for-2028-3855377/. The group includes former MLB pitcher Chan Ho Park, BTS member Suga, and Jeong. Park, the first South Korean‑born player to reach the major leagues, invited Jeong to join the investment consortium. Appearing on ESPN’s SportsCenter, Jeong said he has long been a baseball fan and a supporter of the Los Angeles Dodgers. Yet Park’s accomplishments in the majors made the athletics venture personal for him. “For maine and him to really beryllium friends and to speech to each different and helium asked maine to beryllium portion of his concern consortium, Team 61, I mean … however tin I accidental nary to Chan Ho Park?” Jeong said. “He is the archetypal Korean MLB proprietor successful past and for maine to beryllium a tiny portion of this is truly due to the fact that of him.” Before the