Category: Independent Baseball
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Cleburne’s ready for 2021
It was announced today the American Association’s Cleburne Railroaders will be take the field with a new look in 2021.
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In the Press Box with the Evansville Otters
The Evansville Otters are looking for a successful 2021 season after missing a year due to the global pandemic.
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A New Frontier, A Year Later
After a year of incredible feedback on my first piece and many changes within independent baseball, I decided to write a follow-up in the hopes of continuing to inform and spread the word of independent baseball.
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Lexington Legends join Atlantic League
With the official announcement being made today, the Lexington Legends have found a new home with the Atlantic League of Professional Baseball, one of three MLB Partner Leagues. The former Class A affiliate of the Kansas City Royals were not included as part of the new 120-team MiLB structure. The Legends were three-time champions of […]
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In the Dugout with Mike Pinto
Mike Pinto’s journey into independent baseball began when he stepped foot on the diamond as a coach for his son’s little league team. What started as a father teaching his son and teammates the game of baseball led to Pinto crouching behind home plate at Rent One Park, catching first pitches from his son and […]
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Frontier League Add Former Houston Affiliate
Frontier League adds new family member to their league.
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American Association and Australian Baseball League Commence Partnership
The American Association of Professional Baseball released the news of a new partnership with the Australian Baseball League. The two leagues will collaborate on numerous on-field and off-field projects. The announcement came just mere weeks after the ABL season began. Commissioner of the American Association, Joshua Schaub stated in today’s press release: “As the American […]
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In the Press Box with the High Point Rockers
Get to know Pete Fisch, President of the High Point Rockers.
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Changes Within Frontier League
President of the Board of Directors of the Frontier League of Professional Baseball, Rich Sauget Sr., announced his retirement from the position after serving the league for 17 years.