13 February 2020
Cheltenham will look to continue its red-hot start to 2020 when it travels to Fitzroy in the Victorian Summer Baseball League on Sunday.
The Rustlers have not lost a game this year and are undefeated in their past seven games.
12 February 2020
Carine is into fifth spot on the WA State League One ladder after downing Rockingham 7-3 at Tindale Field on Sunday afternoon to back up a midweek victory over Braves.
The Cats jumped out to a three-run lead in the first and padded their advantage before holding off a fast-finishing Rams.
12 February 2020
Boral Team Australia’s two games against KBO champions Doosan Bears in Geelong on February 16 and 18 will be broadcast live on FOX SPORTS and streamed on multi-sport streaming service Kayo Sports.
Game one from Geelong Baseball Centre will be shown at 7pm on Sunday and the second at 7pm next Tuesday.
12 February 2020
Rain washed out all the weekend NSW State Baseball League but Macarthur was able to extend its lead at the top of the table during midweek action last Wednesday.
The Orioles shut out Central Coast 10-0 at Baseball Park to capitalise on Ryde falling to Manly as they moved seven-and-a-half games clear at the top of the standings.
11 February 2020
Henley & Grange hammered fellow premiership contenders Kensington 13-2 away from home in the South Australian Baseball League on Sunday.
The Rams broke through with three runs in the third capped by James Bell’s two-runrun single before Seiichiro Suzuki and Griffin Weber added two-run singles in the fifth and seventh inning respectively to extend the lead.
08 February 2020
Melbourne has secured its first Australian Baseball League title, taking down Adelaide in two games in the Championship Series to give retiring Luke Hughes, Allan de San Miguel and Peter Moylan a fairytale farewell.
The Aces’ offence was too hot for Adelaide in game two at West Beach on Saturday night, backing a strong start from Wes Helsabeck to propel Melbourne to a 6-2 victory and Victoria’s first Claxton Shield since 2010.
08 February 2020
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Adelaide mentor Chris Adamson has been announced as the new manager of Philadelphia Class-A affiliate Lakewood BlueClaws.
Adamson, 31, was confirmed as the BlueClaws’ 14th manager overnight.
07 February 2020
Melbourne is one win away from bringing the Claxton Shield back to Victoria for the first time since 2010 after walking off Adelaide in game one of the Australian Baseball League Championship Series at Melbourne Ballpark last night.
Retiring Allan de San Miguel’s single and an error helped the Aces pull level in the ninth ahead of Shane Robinson driving in the catcher to lift Melbourne to a 4-3 victory.
07 February 2020
Melbourne and Adelaide will look to strike first when the 2020 Australian Baseball League Championship Series gets underway at Melbourne Ballpark on Friday night.
Darin Downs will start for the Aces and Tyler Beardsley gets the ball for the Giants. Watch at theabl.com.au/videos.
06 February 2020
Adelaide will head to an unhappy hunting ground to get its quest for South Australia’s first Claxton Shield since 1980 underway.
The Giants travel to Melbourne Ballpark for the opening game of their best-of-three ABL Championship Series against Melbourne with a dismal recent record at the venue.
05 February 2020
Boral Team Australia’s two-game series against KBO champions Doosan Bears in Geelong next week will provide a chance to test its depth, according to manager David Nilsson.
Australia’s 24-strong squad for the two games, which will serve as an important step ahead of April’s last-chance Olympic qualifier in Taiwan, includes eight players who were not part of last November’s Premier12 campaign.
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