Perhaps the most eye-catching in this year’s new identities in Copa de la Diversión was Double-A Wichita’s “Tumba Vacas.” With a fun idea and a deep knowledge of tradition, the Tumba Vacas enjoyed a very successful debut in the program.
From the first Little World Series in 1904 to today's Triple-A National Championship, hundreds of prospects and farmhands have played for the ultimate Minor League crown.
10/2/22: D-backs right-hander Edwin Uceta strikes out five across 4 1/3 scoreless innings for Reno in the Triple-A National Championship
10/2/22: D-backs catcher Jose Herrera puts the Reno Aces in front with an RBI in the Triple-A National Championship
10/2/22: D-backs first baseman Seth Beer rips a game-tying single to right for Reno in the Triple-A National Championship
10/2/22: Rays No. 5 prospect Xavier Edwards belts an RBI double for Triple-A Durham in the Triple-A National Championship game
10/2/22: Rays infielder Bligh Madris drives in two with a double for the Durham Bulls in the Triple-A National Championship
Red Wings' ballpark grounds crew headed up by Buonomo duo
West Point graduate balances careers in baseball, military
SeaWolves' Chentouf an extroverted, exuberant fan favorite
Behrman caters to Appleton appetites with diverse ballpark menu
Paying homage in Bowie, Mississippi, Frisco and Wilmington
Rodriguez discusses road to recovery, potential MLB debut
Tyler describes experience at World Baseball Classic qualifiers
Trash Pandas VP Knupp on postseason push, second season
Daytona GM Jaworski previews Bob Ross Bobblehead Night
Round Rock's Capps talks unique path to booth, baseball's grinders
No. 93 prospect leaves mighty impression in small sample
