Baseball

If you're a hardcore baseball fan a trip to the Detroit Tigers website in December may not be that unusual, unless you visited today and noticed all the players had strangely disappeared.

The West Michigan Whitecaps will change their name...temporarily. They announced the new identity in order to bring awareness towards restoration of the Grand River. The West Michigan Whitecaps will become the Grand Rapids Dam Breakers in August.

Someone broke in and vandalized the Northeastern Little League concession stand. The group posted the news on their Facebook page.

Grand Rapids Community College is taking on Kellogg Community College in an upcoming double header at LMCU Ballpark- the home of the Whitecaps. The double header is free to attend.

I know. I know. These lists come out one after another, and it can be overwhelming. But our lives are so slow these days, due to pretty much everything being shut down by the pandemic, that we need something, even if it's for bragging rights. So here goes.

After 27 seasons as the title sponsor of the West Michigan Whitecaps, Fifth Third Bank announces they won't be renewing their sponsorship.

The West Michigan baseball team went from a low-A Minor League team to a High-A affiliation, which means better baseball is coming to West Michigan.

Their first home game will be July 27 and to an empty park.

The achievement came from our very own Kalamazoo Growlers as they were to able to make a triumphant 11-run comeback against Waterloo on June 11th, 2015 at Homer Stryker Field

Instead of voting for a new food item, you'll be bringing back one of the winners from the past 10 years.

This put a damper on some people's Sunday Funday.

Last Saturday, families went to a high school baseball field in Connecticut to watch a game. Pretty standard day, nothing to worry about. Right?