O.Co Coliseum already dealing with sewage flooding

O.Co Coliseum, home of the Oakland A's, is already having sewage flooding problems and the season hasn't even started yet.

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The season hasn't even started yet, but O.Co Coliseum -- home of the wild and crazy Oakland Athletics -- is already experiencing flooding problems. Remember, this happened at least twice last season and involved sewage.

Saturday, the A's were set for an exhibition game against their Bay-area buddy Giants, but dealt with some rain. Note the picture:

Here's the look at @OdotCoCOLISEUM an hour before scheduled first pitch of #Athletics vs. #SFGiants pic.twitter.com/5VL7KfO0FN

— John Hickey (@JHickey3) March 29, 2014

And then, it was on.

It's happening already; with the rain today, there are overflowing toilets and flooding in coaches' room. #Athletics

— Susan Slusser (@susanslusser) March 29, 2014

One #Athletics player walks by and says "We didn't even make to Opening Day." Maintenance men here cleaning up the flooding.

— Susan Slusser (@susanslusser) March 29, 2014

Back in Oakland? Sewage problems in clubhouse!! Yep. We are BACK BABAY!

— Josh Reddick (@joshreddick16) March 29, 2014

A cry of "Welcome back" echoes through #Athletics clubhouse as flooding hits the ever-reliable @OdotCoCOLISEUM plumbing system.

— John Hickey (@JHickey3) March 29, 2014

If so inclined, A's coach Mike Gallego has provided video footage of the water backup in the locker rooms.

Seriously, what an embarrassment. The season hasn't even started and there's a sewage problem in a stadium where one of 30 teams from a business that earns $8 billion in revenues plays. Find a freaking solution.

On the bright side, the A's are only signed with O.Co Coliseum through the 2015 season! (We'll leave out the fact that they don't have another stadium yet lined up for the years after that).