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Last Week around the Leagues

OSC Original by Fran Stuchbury
March 10, 2026 - This past week Brooklyn FC became only the second United Soccer Championship team since 2019 to win its inaugural game in the league, Minor League Baseball announced its Triple Triple-A National Championship Game will be held in Las Vegas on September 26th, and Major League Volleyball named Jaime Weston its first Commissioner.
Highlights from this week come from the United Soccer League Championship, Major League Soccer, National Women's Soccer League, United Soccer League One, League One Volleyball, Major League Rugby, U... Full StoryMore from the Pacific Coast League
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Josh Bortka Returns to Kansas City
March 10, 2026 - Kansas City, KS -
Kansas City has announced the resigning of hard-throwing Monarchs right- hander Josh Bortka for the 2026 season. The 26-year-old made one appearance with the Monarchs early in the 2025 season, tossing 1.2 hitless innings and striking out two before his contract was transferred to the Minnesota Twins organization. While with the Fort Myers Mighty Muscles, Bortka threw 12.1 innings over 12 games with a record of 1 win and 2 losses before returning to the Kansas City Monarchs and Legends Field.
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Dayton Dragons 2026 Team Preview, Part 2: the First Basemen
March 10, 2026 - Later today on the backfields of the Cincinnati Reds spring training complex in Goodyear, Arizona, the Dayton Dragons will begin their spring training schedule when they battle a workout group of Milwaukee Brewers minor league players, the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers.
Many of the Reds minor league players have already gotten an opportunity to appear in Major League spring training games this season. In fact, on Sunday, two potential 2026 Dragons players who were profiled in our catcher preview last week, Alfredo Duno and Ry... Full StoryMore from the Midwest League
Richmond Flying Mummies Welcome Hollywood Stars, the Mayor of Uranus , and Entertainment Expert to Ownership Group
March 10, 2026 - Richmond, IN - The Richmond Flying Mummies, the Northwoods League's new summer collegiate baseball team set to take the field in their inaugural 2026 season at historic Don McBride Stadium, today announced the addition of four prominent figures to its ownership group: actor Jon Heder and his wife Kristen, actor Efren Ramirez, Louie Keen, Mayor of Uranus, and realtor and entertainment manager Karla Merklein.
This star-studded expansion brings a unique blend of Hollywood charisma, small-town Americana flair, and business ex... Full StoryMore from the Northwoods League
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- Last Week around the Leagues - (PCL) March 10
- Josh Bortka Returns to Kansas City - Kansas City Monarchs (AA) March 10
- Dayton Dragons 2026 Team Preview, Part 2: the First Basemen - Dayton Dragons (MWL) March 10
- Richmond Flying Mummies Welcome Hollywood Stars, the Mayor of Uranus , and Entertainment Expert to Ownership Group - Richmond Flying Mummies (Northwoods) March 10
- Oakland Athletic League Brings the Bip Roberts Classic Back to Raimondi Park - Oakland Ballers (PL) March 10
- Shumpert and Stasiowski Join Saltdogs - Lincoln Saltdogs (AA) March 9
- Tremayne Cobb Returns to Oakland for 2026 - Oakland Ballers (PL) March 9
- Weekly Sports League and Franchise Report - (AA) March 9
- Promotions Schedule Released - Tri-City Dust Devils (NWL) March 9
- BIGGBY Coffee Joins RailCats as Partner for 2026 Season - Gary SouthShore Railcats (AA) March 9
- 2026 Big League Weekend Recap - Las Vegas Aviators (PCL) March 9
- Former Logger, AAA Pitching Coach Justin Ramsey Returning to Manager Loggers After Sciturro Receives Promotion - La Crosse Loggers (Northwoods) March 9
- 2026 Pelicans' Promotional Schedule Announced - Myrtle Beach Pelicans (CarL) March 9
- Hillsboro Hops Announce Partnership with Argyle Winery - Hillsboro Hops (NWL) March 9
- Single Game Tickets for 2026 Lexington Legends Season Go on Sale Friday, March 13 - Lexington Legends (AtL) March 9
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- Madison Mallards pitch colorful shade for grandstands - Northwoods Wisconsin State Journal (March 10)
- Railroaders announce 2026 season theme nights - AA Cleburne Times Review (March 10)
- Gwinnett Stripers, Gray Media partnership features expanded 2026 broadcasts - IL Gwinnett Daily Post (March 10)
- Twins outfield prospects making impression - IL St. Paul Pioneer Press (March 10)
- MEET THE WARBIRDS: Front Office Edition - CarL Wilson Daily Times (March 9)
- Fargo baseball team to play as Woodchippers, don'tcha know - Northwoods Sports Logos Net News (March 9)
- Hagerstown Flying Boxcars to play as Wienerschnitzels - AtL Sports Logos Net News (March 9)
- Lake Country DockHounds celebrate local drinking establishments with alternate identity - AA Sports Logos Net News (March 9)
- Have glove, will travel - AA Winnipeg Free Press (March 9)
- Athletics flex muscles during Big League Weekend PHOTOS - PCL Las Vegas Review-Journal (March 9)
- Cubs prospect Jaxon Wiggins likely to start season in Iowa - IL Des Moines Register (March 8)
- Imminent completion of Erlanger Park rekindles tensions over Chattanooga's most ambitious projects - SL Chattanooga Times & Free Press (March 8)
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