Tag: Josh VanMeter
PSM Baseball Classic returns to Parkview Field in 2026
Parkview Field will once again host 12 high school and college baseball games, featuring 24 local teams, this April and May 2026 as a part of the annual Parkview Sports Medicine Baseball Classic.
TinCaps News: Five 2025 TinCaps selected for the Arizona Fall League
Five 2025 TinCaps, shortstop Ryan Jackson, outfielder Braedon Karpathios, and right-handed pitchers Isaiah Lowe, Johan Moreno, and Maikel Miralles have been selected to represent the San Diego Padres in the Arizona Fall League.
Parkview Sports Medicine and TinCaps launch premier Youth Travel Baseball Program
In collaboration with the Fort Wayne TinCaps, Parkview Sports Medicine announces the new premier Youth Travel Baseball Program starting in the 2026 season.
TinCaps 2025 broadcast schedule
The Fort Wayne TinCaps announce their 2025 broadcast schedule.
2025 Parkview Sports Medicine Baseball Classic schedule set
Parkview Field in downtown Fort Wayne, Indiana, will host 24 local high school and college baseball teams this April and May as part of the annual 2025 Parkview Sports Medicine Baseball Classic.
260 To The Show: TinCaps in MLB in 2022
From the “260” to “The Show,” 56 former Fort Wayne players appeared in the major leagues during the 2022 regular season.
35 former ‘Caps/Wizards make MLB Opening Day rosters
The Fort Wayne TinCaps/Wizards has had 35 former players make it onto 2021 Major League Baseball Opening Day rosters.
TinCaps win on Virtual Opening Day
The Fort Wayne TinCaps may not have been able to open up their 2020 season at Parkview Field as planned, but nevertheless, they proved victorious on Virtual Opening Day.
TinCaps players competing to qualify for 2020 Olympics
News release from the Fort Wayne TinCaps:
TinCaps Players Competing to Qualify for 2020 Olympics
Several Recent ’Caps Representing Different Countries for Bids to Tokyo
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TinCaps News: 57 Former Fort Wayne Players in Major Leagues in 2019
A total of 57 former Fort Wayne players appeared in the Major Leagues in 2019.