Minor League Baseball has a new logo, one that looks awfully familiar. The new MiLB logo is designed to echo the Major League Baseball logo. It’s the same stylized batter as the MLB logo, ...

Maybe the minor league team's gesture will inspire others to show support for nonprofit organizations during Women’s History Month. For now though, baseball fans are too busy cracking jokes.

The Chesapeake Baysox, like every affiliated minor league baseball team, devises an "alternate identity" that principally exist to sell merchandise and raise awareness of their existence. It's ...

The official name of Spartanburg's minor league baseball team has been revealed. Next spring, fans from Spartanburg and beyond will gather to cheer on the Hub City Spartanburgers, an affiliate ...

“It’s awaiting possible approval from Minor League Baseball.” The viral Oyster Catchers logo from the Orioles Double-A team has not been shelved. It’s awaiting possible approval from Minor ...

Minor league baseball caps are much cooler than those of their MLB brethren. MiLB teams have much more creative team names and logos, which naturally leads them to having cool hats. From Rookie ...

A minor league baseball team in Montana is calling out the U.S. Department of Interior for “unwarranted and relentless” trademark claims in a battle over the use of an arrowhead logo.. The ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Minor league baseball has always been the laboratory for sports marketing creativity, but the Erie Sea ...

Minor League Baseball Unionization One Year Later: ‘Now We Just Get to Play Baseball’ / Usually, at this point in the calendar, Mark Washington would be working to secure an off-season gig.

Pick nearly any league, at any level, and there’s a nickname or logo that will make you stop and gawk. The Carolina Disco Turkeys. The Montgomery (Ala.) Biscuits (formerly the Orlando Rays).

Inside the unusual experience of covering Major League Baseball in a minor league setting. ... It was pretty cool, you know, nice quiet ride. Just sat there and watched the countryside go by.

WEST SACRAMENTO — For better or worse, the first major-league Opening Day in this onetime minor-league town was one to remember. “This,” Joe Hatfield, 42, said from the grass berm in right ...