Minor League Baseball News

Already there are the newly-renamed El Paso Chihuahuas and the Akron RubberDucks.

Just more than a month remains before the Erie SeaWolves' home opener at Jerry Uht Park, and some important preparations were underway for the season today that had nothing to do with pitchers and catchers or spring training.

The South Bend Silver Hawks are trying to hit it out of the park before this season's first pitch.

South Bend Silver Hawks are banking on great weather for the home opener otherwise it could cost them.

HARTLAND - Tyler Leighton is one of Hartland's tallest players at 6-foot-5, but that doesn't mean coach Dennis Butcher wants him simply camping out at the rim.

The Rochester Red Wings are looking for employees for the upcoming 2014 season at Frontier Field.

Four Blue Earth Area Buccaneer wrestlers and three United South Central Rebels headed to the State Wrestling Tournament this past weekend after having notched either first or second place at the Section 2 Class A Individual Wrestling Tournament.

Cumbria's top judge has called for mephedrone to be upgraded, saying there was 'increasing concern'" about it in the county.

Are you the star during karaoke night? Or do you belt out the hits at traffic lights? If so, it's time to display those golden pipes in public! Jarvis Summers scored 20 points and sparked a decisive first-half surge Wednesday night to lift Mississippi to a 79-67 win over Alabama.

My favorite movie of all time is "Ghostbusters." My second favorite is "Ghostbusters 2." I used to be obsessed with the movies to say the least; sadly, earlier this week Egon passed away, so he won't be in any reboot of the film.

The Harrisburg Senators will hold a job fair 5-7 p.m. March 6 at Metro Bank Park for part-time game day employees.

Here's the press release from the Asheville Tourists: ASHEVILLE - Single-game tickets for the Asheville Tourists' 2014 season are on sale at the Tourists' ServPro Box Office at McCormick Field, online at theashevilletourists.com or by calling the front office at 258-0428.

The Colorado Springs Conservatory and Colorado Springs Sky Sox are teaming up to host auditions on March 8 for the baseball team's upcoming season, which begins April 11. Between noon and 4 p.m., team staff, opera singer Amber Marek and area radio DJs will assess hopefuls at Chapel Hills Mall.

The Carolina Mudcats will host their annual job fair from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, March 1, in the Cattails Restaurant at Five County Stadium, 1501 N.C. 39, Zebulon.

Morning Roundup: Columbus' convention case, Italian gun maker's Ohio plans, Columbia Gas' climate plans, and P&G's $200 toothbrush Making Columbus' case for a political convention, Italian exotic firearms maker coming to Ohio, Columbia Gas thinking about climate change, Pepsi shedding jobs, Dayton Dragons upgrading lair, P&G's $200 toothbrush.

Despite some misgivings, the Savannah City Council agreed during a workshop Thursday to request proposals to study the feasibility of a new stadium for the Savannah Sand Gnats.

The Dayton Dragons are in the midst of major renovations to the stadium ahead of the 2014 season.

In eight previous seasons, Jamesville-DeWitt girls basketball coach Rob Siechen never had an eighth-grader on his varsity teams.

Tickets go on sale today for the first-year "Beerfest at the Ballpark," a collaboration with I'm a Beer Hound and the Lansing Lugnuts.

Those flocking to the colorful new homes that keep popping up in Hope Gardens want the neighborhood to perform a balancing act -- continue its momentum but not overly gentrify.