Sacramento River Cats

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OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — Rangers manager Ron Washington kept calm and stuck with his reliable closer even as Joe Nathan pitched himself into serious trouble. Nathan delivered for his toughest save of the year after Adrian Beltre hit a tiebreaking...

In the middle of a fielding lesson with his grandpa, 4-year-old Joaquin is learning the benefits of keeping an eye on the ball. In the West Sacramento’s case, it's the minor league baseball of the River Cats, the National Premier League's soccer...

The following are updates on area Major League Baseball players. Marco Estrada (Glendale Community College, 2003) starting pitcher, Milwaukee Brewers: Just in case anyone is wondering, Estrada feels just fine. The Glendale Community College product...

Mayor Kevin Johnson still has hopes of major league sports in Sacramento, Monday morning he and his Think BIG group announced they will try to catch the eye of the Oakland A’s. Mayor Johnson said the effort will be “100% focused on jobs and...

One day after Mayor Kevin Johnson said he is looking into bringing a MLB team to Sacramento, his counterpart across the river told FOX40 he was a little surprised by the announcement. “That’s not usual, we have a really solid relationship...

The River Cats will visit the Sutter Senior Care and Sutter Center for Psychiatry in Sacramento on Tuesday. The baseball team's 2012 players, Manager Darren Bush and team mascot Dinger will hold a raffle and prize giveaway for the Senior Care patients....

Forbes has ranked the Sacramento River Cats as Minor League Baseball’s most valuable team. Apparently, billionaires like Warren Buffet own stakes in minor league baseball teams. But, they don’t own them for the prestige; Forbes says minor...

The more than 10,000 fans attending the River Cats exhibition game against the Oakland A’s had sunshine for most of the game Saturday, but storm clouds later brought rain. Before inclement weather forced umpires to call the game, Tommy Milone threw...