SAN FRANCISCO -- Left-hander Blake Snell reached a key milestone in his rehab from left shoulder fatigue on Wednesday night, appearing in his first game this year with Single-A Ontario. Snell threw 32 pitches (21 strikes) across one-plus innings against Single-A San Jose, about an hour south of Oracle Park,

ONTARIO, Calif. – The Ontario Tower Buzzers are excited to share that right-hander Marlon Nieves has been named California League Pitcher of the Week after an outstanding showing on the mound. Nieves, just 20 years old and from San Pedro de Macorís in the Dominican Republic, kicked off his 2026

ONTARIO, Calif. – The Ontario Tower Buzzers announced the official roster for their 2026 inaugural season on Monday. The roster of the Los Angeles Dodgers’ Single-A affiliate brings together an iniernational squad of versatile position players and talented pitching prospects. The Tower Buzzers will open their first ever season on

ONTARIO, Calif. – The Los Angeles Dodgers announced the inaugural coaching staff for the Ontario Tower Buzzers on Thursday. The Tower Buzzers will be led during their inaugural season by veteran manager John Shoemaker. The 69-year-old manager was named the Dodgers “Captain of Player Development” in 2015 as recognition for

ONTARIO, CALIF. (January 8, 2026) – The Los Angeles Dodgers announced on Thursday that John Shoemaker will serve as the Ontario Tower Buzzers’ manager for their inaugural 2026 season. Shoemaker, 69, brings 31 years of managerial experience to the Tower Buzzers who will begin their first year in the California

ONTARIO, CALIF. (April 30, 2025) – The Ontario Professional Baseball Club, the future Single-A affiliate of the Los Angeles Dodgers that is owned and operated by Diamond Baseball Holdings (DBH), is excited to announce the appointment of Allan Benavides as its first General Manager. As Benavides takes the helm to

“Sorry Goose, but it’s time to buzz the tower.” This line from “Top Gun,” spoken by Tom Cruise’s character Maverick just before he flippantly defies orders and flies uncomfortably close to the control tower, helped to inspire a new Minor League team’s identity. At an unveiling event on Thursday evening,