This February and throughout the 2023 season, clubs across Minor League Baseball will celebrate Black history as part of MiLB’s The Nine initiative. From digital content to community events and programs, here's a look at what some teams have planned.
Today is the first day of Black History Month. Along with @MiLB and "The Nine" initiative, we will be honoring past and present Hot Rods. Today, we are honoring Bench Coach Skeeter Barnes! Coach Barnes has been an integral part of our recent success!#RevItUp #BlackHistoryMonth pic.twitter.com/5UNmFnwQUA
— Bowling Green Hot Rods (@BGHotRods) February 1, 2023
⚾️Our 2023 Field Staff!
— Greenville Drive (@GreenvilleDrive) January 31, 2023
Manager Iggy Suarez and pitching coach Bob Kipper return for their fifth-straight seasons and one new Drive coach makes history.
Assistant coach Taylor Jackson becomes the first female on-field coach in team history! pic.twitter.com/AZTdQh6fCu
Welcome to Eugene's PK Park, where Giants play before they're fully grown. The hometown Emeralds share their stadium with the Ducks, an amiable bear and a perhaps not-so-amiable sasquatch.
Welcome to Veterans Memorial Stadium, home of the Cedar Rapids Kernels. Explore the city's rich baseball history, enjoy a concessions cornucopia and make sure to spend time with the a-maize-ing Mr. Shucks.
Welcome to Dozer Park, a downtown stadium with an affinity for heavy machinery. If you want to see how it plays in Peoria, schedule a trip to see the hometown Chiefs.
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No. 33 overall prospect breaking the mold for Australian hitters
