Kelsie Heneghan

1 month ago | mlb.com | Kelsie Heneghan

This story originally appeared on MiLB.com in 2020. We present it here once more as Minor League Baseball celebrates Women's History Month. There are many legends surrounding Babe Ruth and his mighty bat, his larger-than-life persona that commanded every ballpark and every camera. But this tale is about the Great Bambino striking out and the pitcher who maybe fooled him. This is a story about a girl named Jackie.

Jan 15, 2025 | bvmsports.com | Kelsie Heneghan

We are celebrating the small yet mighty canvas that is the Minor League cap in honor of National Hat Day. Clubs across the Minors utilize them as a fun way to represent their teams, regions and sometimes even their parent organizations. Not to mention they also look pretty sweet. Here's a close look at 10 of the top-selling hats from 2024, per New Era and MiLBStore.com.

Jan 15, 2025 | mlb.com | Kelsie Heneghan

We are celebrating the small yet mighty canvas that is the Minor League cap in honor of National Hat Day. Clubs across the Minors utilize them as a fun way to represent their teams, regions and sometimes even their parent organizations. Not to mention they also look pretty sweet. Here's a close look at 10 of the top-selling hats from 2024, per New Era and MiLBStore.com.

Nov 17, 2024 | ourcommunitynow.com | Kelsie Heneghan

Share SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. – As the Salt River Rafters posed with their Arizona Fall League champions banner, they held their pinky fingers and thumbs pointed out in the form of “the shaka” or hang-ten as they cheered. “Kala’i Rosario is from Hawaii, he's been one of our team leaders here,” Rafters manager Tyler Smarslok said.

Nov 16, 2024 | mlb.com | Kelsie Heneghan

SURPRISE, Ariz. -- Watching Chase DeLauter hit a double can be a thing of beauty. And at the Arizona Fall League this season, the entertainment didn't stop when he got to second. MLB's No. 41 prospect, as well as his Surprise Saguaros teammates, would strike a saguaro cactus-like pose to celebrate a big hit en route to a league-best 18-10 (.643) record this fall. "I think it's pretty fun. It adds a little bit ... of character to our team," Surprise catcher Carter Jensen said.