A look at Flying Squirrels alumni on 2021 MLB Opening Day rosters
With the 2021 Richmond Flying Squirrels season around the corner, the big leagues got rolling on Thursday. Sixteen Flying Squirrels alumni landed spots on Major League rosters to begin the 2021 season.
Toolshed's best of the decade: Offensive players
There was no Minor League season in 2020, and unfortunately, that means there will be no MiLBY Awards this year either. In their stead, Toolshed is taking the next couple weeks to look back at MiLBY winners from the major categories in the 2010s. The series will rank all the
Toolshed: Recent noteworthy Cal League seasons
This space started honoring the short-season leagues after their respective campaigns were delayed in June. Now following the cancellation of all Minor League Baseball in 2020, we're turning it into an appreciation of the full-season circuits as well. So Toolshed is revisiting the 10 most notable individual seasons put together
Which Flying Squirrels alumni have had the best MLB careers?
Over the last decade, nearly 70 alumni of the Richmond Flying Squirrels have gone on to play in the majors. Many of them played important roles in the Giants’ World Series titles in 2012 and 2014.
River Cats blanked despite strong pitching performance
RENO, NV - The Sacramento River Cats (47-73) were held scoreless for the third time this month, falling to the Reno Aces (62-58) by the final score of 5-0.