Former Red Wings catcher, Matthew LeCroy, has been named the 46th manager in club history, the Washington Nationals announced on Friday. LeCroy’s staff will include pitching coach Michael Tejera, hitting coach Brian Daubach, athletic trainer Eric Montague, and strength and conditioning coach Mike Warren…
The Rochester Red Wings will only face the other five members of the renamed Triple A East Northeast Division in 2021, according to the schedule released on Wednesday…
The Rochester Red Wings will be hosting a food drive to benefit the hundreds of children and families that are supported by the Boys and Girls Clubs of Rochester on December 16-19 at Frontier Field…
The Washington Post reported Tuesday that the Washington Nationals have tabbed Matthew LeCroy as Rochester’s manager for the 2021 season….
Now that the Washington Nationals have adopted the Rochester Red Wings as their Triple-A affiliate for the next 10 years, Rochester baseball fans can look forward to watching an entirely new roster of prospects when the pandemic gives way to minor league baseball’s return…
Rochester will be the new Triple-A affiliate of the Washington Nationals. After spending the last two seasons in Fresno, Frontier Field will be the home of the Nationals top prospects beginning in 2021…
The Minnesota Twins informed Naomi Silver, president and CEO of Rochester Community Baseball, that, barring a drastic change of plans, they will be moving their Triple-A operations to St. Paul, Minn., starting with the upcoming season…
Rochester claims a trio of rostered players this Fall Classic (Aaron Slegers, who pitched in three games this playoffs, was left off Tampa’s World Series roster). All three appeared in the late innings of Saturday’s ballgame.
Leadoff hitter Rich Coggins paced the Rochester offense, recording two of his four hits for doubles and scoring five runs. Pitcher Fred Beene drove in the game-tying run in the sixth inning and earned his second victory of the series after seven innings of work…
The Rochester Red Wings got the most powerful version of Gelbert, always a run producer but never a fence hunter, in the 1928 season. The 5-foot-11 infielder tied for fourth in the International League with 21 homers, not many greater than the one he hit that Sept. 19…