Minor League Baseball

Their company put on an eye-popping show at the recent "Bridging the Trinity" event. We get a look inside their North Texas distribution center. (Not so thrilling.)

The Cats are currently in first place in the South Division, while the Airhogs hold steady at third.

A 500-acre property along Industrial Boulevard is planned to be turned into a mixed-use project that will include a minor league ballpark.

The worry if the water district doesn't buy the land is that a development company could.

Dr Pepper shares the award with Modern Woodmen Park in Iowa, which literally installed corn stalks just off the field.

The Grand Prairie AirHogs' magical ride in their expansion season came to an end on Friday night in game four of the championship.

J.D. Reineger scored the only two runs the Sioux Falls Canaries would need in a 3-for-4 performance, as the Grand Prairie AirHogs dropped game three of the Championship.

In their final game of the season at home, the Grand Prairie AirHogs combined for three home runs in the 6-3 victory.

Grand Prairie drops game one.

Grand Prairie clinches a berth in the 2008 American Association Championship.

The Fort Worth Cats keep themselves in the playoffs, taking the series 2-1.

The Cats try to stave off elimination on Thursday night in Game 3 in Grand Prairie.

Fort Worth left eight runners on base in the game, including five in scoring position.

Frisco scored early with a run in the first inning and two in the third but San Antonio scored a run and had the bases loaded in the bottom of the ninth.

The victory kept the Cats in a first-place tie with Grand Prairie with two games to go in the season’s second half.

Chad Tracy led the RoughRiders offense going 3-for-6 with three RBI, two runs scored, and a home run.

The two playoff-bound teams are now tied for first place in the Southern Division with three games to play.

The ‘Riders and Naturals were deadlocked in a scoreless tie until the fifth frame when Elvis Andrus hit an RBI double to score.

Chad Tracy had the big hit for Frisco with a two-run homer in the sixth inning to break a 1-1 tie.

Ed Montague started the scoring for the Cats with a solo homerun to right field in the bottom of the third.