The air has been cleared over the direction of the Brooks Bombers.
After months of speculation and rumours, the Western Canadian Baseball League approved the sale of the team to the community.
With the new structure in place, team president and Brooks Regional Ballpark Association chairperson Jason Thomasen says the real work is now underway to put a quality product on and off the field.
Read More Bombers’ New RunwayDespite a summer that pretty much didn’t happen weather-wise, the Western Canadian Baseball League is touting it as a success.
Now all eyes are on the future, starting with a 2020 season that will feature two fewer teams.
As league president Kevin Kvame told us, 2021 will also be a season of change with expansion coming to Alberta.
Read More 2020 VisionThat back-to-school feeling can hit some people harder than others.
Classroom seating smacks several students with instant nostalgia, inspired by summer memories that fade faster than a farmer’s tan.
Pitchers who have completed their senior season of baseball, and chased that with a final tour on the Western Canadian Baseball League (WCBL) circuit, suffer from phantom pain. They’re back at college or university to complete their education, but the baseball – at least the competitive version of it that they’re used to – has been amputated.
Read More Senior Pitch CountsHe’s the nephew of a Hall of Fame baseball pioneer.
But Josh McIntyre is making a name for himself with his 2019 Western Canadian Baseball League (WCBL) season with the Brooks Bombers.
McIntyre is front and centre in our latest edition of 7th Inning Stretch.
Read More 7th Inning Stretch: Josh McIntyreThe Western Canadian Baseball League (WCBL) has unveiled its rosters for the 2019 All Star Game in Edmonton on Sunday, July 7th.
A full list of the Western and Eastern Division squads can be found here, as can a gallery of some of the players who will be representing their respective teams.
Read More WCBL All Star Teams Announced