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Last Week around the Leagues

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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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Six Red Wings to Shine in Third Annual MLB Spring Breakout Event
March 10, 2026 - ROCHESTER, NY-The Washington Nationals, along with Major League Baseball, have announced their roster for the third annual MLB Spring Breakout, which is aimed at highlighting the depth of talent within Minor League Baseball and providing a platform for baseball's top prospects to exhibit their skills on a national stage. Six players who have appeared with the Red Wings have been selected to participate in the Spring Breakout, when the Nationals' and St. Louis Cardinals' top prospects face off on Thursday, March 19, at 4:30 p... Full StoryMore from the International League
Mallards and Night Mares Announce Lightwings Art Installation
March 10, 2026 - The Mallards and Night Mares are proud to unveil their plans to bring "Light Wings," a one-year art installation, to Warner Park this summer, made possible thanks to the support of Bank CMG. Light Wings will be a 20,000 square foot project made up of small fabric strips vertically suspended directly over approximately 80% of the main seating area, serving as a dynamic piece of art that provides improved sunshade for fans while also providing the backdrop for a nightly light show for fans to enjoy.
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Fan Fest Scheduled for Saturday at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark
March 10, 2026 - OKLAHOMA CITY - Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark will open to the public for Fan Fest from 6-8:30 p.m. Saturday as the Oklahoma City Comets welcome guests to the stadium for Comets Under the Big Top, a free evening of fun and entertainment in advance of the 2026 baseball season.
The family-friendly event provides circus-themed fun as well as St. Patrick's Day-related activities. Free parking will be available in the Joe Carter Lot, located at the northeast corner of Reno and Joe Carter Avenues.
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Baseball Team and League News
- Last Week around the Leagues - (PCL) March 10
- Six Red Wings to Shine in Third Annual MLB Spring Breakout Event - Rochester Red Wings (IL) March 10
- Mallards and Night Mares Announce Lightwings Art Installation - Madison Mallards (Northwoods) March 10
- Clippers Initial 2026 Promo Calendar Released - Columbus Clippers (IL) March 10
- Fan Fest Scheduled for Saturday at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark - Oklahoma City Comets (PCL) March 10
- TinCaps Return Pregame Concert Series, Presented by Honeywell Arts & Entertainment - Fort Wayne TinCaps (MWL) 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
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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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