Official

Month

April 2019
Aaron Wilkerson

WILKERSON SHINES ON MOUND AND AT BAT IN LATEST MLB STINT WITH MILWAUKEE BREWERS

By Bob Wirz Aaron Wilkerson has been on the brink of becoming a fixture in the major leagues for the last three years since Boston used him in a trade with Milwaukee and he plowed through the Southern League (11-4, 3.16 at Biloxi) to earn his brief first trip into the National League. (Photo Credit:...
Read More
Routine Field

STADIUM CONSTRUCTION DELAYS CAUSE MILWAUKEE MILKMEN TO MOVE FIRST FIVE SERIES TO KOKOMO

MOORHEAD, Minn. – Due to weather-related construction delays at Routine Field in Franklin, Wisc., the American Association has moved the first five home series for the expansion Milwaukee Milkmen’s 2019 schedule to Kokomo Municipal Stadium in Kokomo, Ind. The Milkmen’s Routine Field opener is now scheduled for Monday, June 24 against the Gary SouthShore RailCats....
Read More
Taylor Featherston

FEATHERSTON, FITZGERALD ENJOY GREAT STARTS AS RARITIES AMONG SHORTSTOP PROSPECTS

By Bob Wirz Infielders seem to have a major challenge in trying to climb their way from an Independent league such as the American Association all the way to the major leagues.  Rey Ordonez was a rare exception when the Cuban made his way from St. Paul when it was in the Northern League to...
Read More
Chris Bando

TEXAS AIRHOGS NAME CHRIS BANDO NEW MANAGER

GRAND PRAIRIE, Tx. – The Texas AirHogs are proud to announce that former Major League player and coach Chris Bando will serve as the team’s manager for the 2019 season. “I am very excited for the opportunity that the AirHogs organization has given me and will take great pride in leading this team to their greatest potential,”...
Read More
Overton

OVERTON GETS IN ON HOME COOKING; NOGOWSKI LEARNS WINNING CULTURE AS MINORS OPEN SEASON

By Bob Wirz Minor league affiliates of the 30 major league teams only started playing for keeps Thursday so it will take some time before any trends turn up, but a pair of recent Sioux City Explorers standouts already are enjoying some good fortune which could help them position themselves well in their National League...
Read More
Phillies Braves Spring Baseball

CUTS COME FOR AA ALUMNI IN MLB CAMPS, BUT EIGHT START SEASON IN BIG LEAGUES

By Bob Wirz It does not take a rocket scientist to understand why talented young baseball players will do most anything to achieve that all-America goal of playing major league baseball.  The excitement of the bright lights of the best stadiums and the rich salaries–the major league minimum is $550,000–tells it all. So few succeed,...
Read More

Archives