Tag: TinCaps President Mike Nutter
TinCaps News: Padres announce 2019 TinCaps Coaching Staff
The San Diego Padres today announced the coaching staffs for their minor league affiliates for the 2019 season, and the TinCaps will return their entire coaching staff from one season to the next.
TinCaps to host 4 Millionth fan tonight
The TinCaps are going to give away $10,000 in gifts and prizes at Parkview Field during their game tonight, in celebration of hosting their 4,000,000th fan.
TinCaps to celebrate 4,000,000th fan
The Fort Wayne TinCaps are going to give away $10,000 in gifts and prizes at Parkview Field during the game the team welcomes its 4,000,000th fan.
TinCaps rank in MiLB's top 25 for merchandise sales
For the eighth time in the last nine years, the TinCaps are one of the top 25 best-selling brands in all of Minor League Baseball (160 teams).
42 former Fort Wayne players in Majors in first half of 2018
As the Major League Baseball season has reached its All-Star break, 42 former Fort Wayne TinCaps and Wizards have played in the big leagues so far in 2018.
Jessie Bates III Coming to Parkview Field on Thursday
The TinCaps will host Cincinnati Bengals defensive back Jessie Bates III at Parkview Field on Thursday, July 5 as the team hosts the Great Lakes Loons for a 7:05 p.m. game.
TinCaps and Padres extend affiliation
The Fort Wayne TinCaps and San Diego Padres have agreed on a two-year extension of their Player Development Contract through the 2020 season.
Parkview Field wins Best of Ballparks title
Parkview Field, the home of the TinCaps, has won Ballpark Digest's "Best of the Ballparks" bracket competition for the second time in three years.
TinCaps to again host Military Appreciation Day
The Fort Wayne TinCaps once again have partnered with OmniSource LLC and Steel Dynamics Inc. to welcome military personnel to Parkview Field for Military Appreciation Day on Sunday, June 10, when the team hosts the Lansing Lugnuts.
TinCaps to wear special patches in 2017
Throughout the 2017 season, the TinCaps and all 16 Midwest League teams, plus umpires, will honor the late Midwest League President, George H. Spelius.