Showing posts with label California Winter League. Show all posts
Showing posts with label California Winter League. Show all posts

Sunday, February 16, 2020

Palm Springs Powers Wins 2020 California Winter League Championship

The Palm Springs Power defeated the Canada A’s in the 2020 CWL Championship Game 8-3 in a back and forth game. Both teams would strand a baserunner in the first inning in part to a full extension diving grab by Kyle Ruedisilli in centerfield to rob Daniel Lingua of lead off extra bases in the bottom of the 1st. The A’s got the scoring started in the top of the 2nd after a leadoff single by Nicholas Rose and a double to follow by Thaddeus Phillips. Eric Ramirez delivered the 2-run single after that to give the A’s the early 2-0 lead. The Power countered and tied the game in the bottom of the 3rd after a one out walk by Daniel Lingua was followed with three straight singles by Brett Young, Landen Barns and Derrick Bangert to tie the game 2-2.

California Winter League Official Site

Sunday, March 3, 2019

Toronto Beat Washington 4-3 For The 2019 California Winter League Title

The Blue Sox started the games scoring in the top of the first. Hayato Amamoto drew a one-out walk, moved to second on a single, then scored on Tatsunori Negishi’s RBI base hit. In the third, Kodai Kato scored from third on Negishi’s groundout to first to extend Washington’s lead.

CWL Official Site

Thursday, September 20, 2018

Arizona Winter League Ceases Operations

The Arizona Winter League will cease operations and will no longer host their annual showcase baseball league in Yuma, AZ. The AWL was a showcase league for free agent baseball players who were interested in becoming professional players or advancing their professional careers. The AWL’s inaugural season was in 2007 where the league also played games at Palm Springs Stadium in Palm Springs, CA. After their 2012 season, the league went dark before moving operations to Texas and operating as the Texas Winter League. In 2015, the AWL returned to the backfields at the Desert Sun Stadium complex for its 2015 thru 2018 seasons.

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Wednesday, May 9, 2018

California Winter League Inks Agreement To Become Exclusive Winter League Of The Frontier League

The California Winter League and the Frontier League announced today an agreement making the California Winter League the Exclusive Winter League of the Frontier League. The multiyear agreement also stipulates that each Frontier League team will take two CWL players to spring training each season. A similar stipulation has been in place since 2015 and each year, the Frontier League has exceeded that requirement, typically signing over 40 CWL players per season. Players interested in learning more about the new player eligibility rules in the Frontier League can do so by clicking here:

Frontier League Official Site

Tuesday, February 20, 2018

2018 California Winter League Recap: Player Signings, Postseason Roundup, & More

The ninth season of the California Winter League began on January 25th and concluded on February 18th with the league championship. Ten teams competed in the 2018 CWL with five in the American division and five in the Canadian division.

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Sunday, February 18, 2018

Washington Overpowers Manitoba 10-3 In 2018 California Winter League Championship

It started with 10 teams in late January and it ended with one champion as the Washington Blue Sox defeated the Manitoba North Stars, 10-3, to win the 2018 California Winter League title.

CWL Official Site

Saturday, February 17, 2018

Manitoba Meets Washington In 2018 California Winter League Championship

The Manitoba North Stars took advantage of an excellent outing from starting pitcher Jensen Kirch to defeat the Toronto Rush, 5-1. The No. 3 North Stars advance to the California Winter League Championship on Sunday, February 18 at noon.

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Sunday, February 12, 2017

New York Beat Palm Springs 10-3 For The 2017 California Winter League Championship

The eighth season of the California Winter League came to an exciting conclusion on Sunday, as the fourth-seeded New York Colonials (12–6) pulled off an upset victory over the second-seeded Palm Springs Chill (13–4) to secure their first CWL Championship by a score of 10-3.

California Winter League Official Site