minorleaguesource.com blog- Amarillo team to be called Sod Poodles
- Binghamton Rumble Ponies extend PDC with Mets to 2022
- Fayetteville team to be called Woodpeckers
- Cubs extend PDC with four affiliates to 2022
- Syracuse Chiefs change name to Syracuse Mets
- Spokane Indians extend PDC with Rangers to 2020
- Pensacola Blue Wahoos sign PDC with Twins to 2020
- Amarillo (former San Antonio Missions) extend PDC with Padres to 2020
- Lake Elsinore Storm extend PDC with Padres to 2020
- Tri-City Dust Devils extend PDC with Padres to 2020
Tag Archives: New York Yankees
Aaron Boone New York Yankees Manager Signing – June 25, 2018
On June 25, I was able to attend the Bull Session Radio Show at Chickie and Pete’s in South Philadelphia. The show is hosted by Dan Baker and former Phillies player Greg Luzinski and they typically have a current or … Continue reading
Tampa Yankees Change Name to Tampa Tarpons
The Tampa Yankees have changed their name to the Tampa Tarpons. This is another instance where the minor league team is trying to create its own identity. In this instance, they decided to go back to the nickname that was … Continue reading
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Charleston RiverDogs extend PDC with Yankees to 2020
The Charleston RiverDogs have extended their player development contract with the Yankees to 2020. There are now 3 Low A PDCs that expire at the end of the year. The RiverDogs have been a Yankees affiliate since 2005. http://minorleaguesource.com/pdc.html
Reading Fightin Phils vs Trenton Thunder – July 5, 2015
I was able to see the Reading Fightin Phils today and watch them get blown out, but also get a few Thunder autographs. I hadn’t been to a Reading game in three years, so it was good to get back. … Continue reading
Pulaski to be Yankees Affiliate in 2015
The Yankees have announced that they will be affiliated with Pulaski of the Appalachian League for 2015. I’m glad that Pulaski will be playing in 2015 and the Appy League will have 10 teams.
