Articles Tagged: Cedar Rapids Kernels

The Cedar Rapids Kernels completed a three-game series sweep of Beloit on Sunday to open the 2022 Midwest League season.

The Cedar Rapids Kernels took on the Beloit Snappers at Memorial Stadium in Cedar Rapids on Sunday, April 10th, 2022.

Larger first, second and third, pitch clocks and defensive shift bans are experimental rules being used this baseball season in the Midwest League.

Photos from the Cedar Rapids Kernels’ season-opening win over the Beloit Sky Carp.

Third baseman Christian Encarnacion-Strand hit two home runs, including a grand slam, and drove in nine runs in the Cedar Rapids Kernels’ 12-5 opening-night win over Beloit.

Aaron Sabato finished an uneven 2021 professional baseball season on an uptick with the Cedar Rapids Kernels. He looks to use that as a springboard to what he hopes is an eventual promotion to Double-A

Left-hander Aaron Rozek is the opening-day starter for the Cedar Rapids Kernels. He was signed by the parent Minnesota Twins last year after a career at a Division II college and stints in the independent leagues.

Of the 30 players on the opening day roster for the Cedar Rapids Kernels, 18 already have played here, which bodes well for the start of the Midwest League season.

The Cedar Rapids Kernels revealed their 2022 opening-day roster Monday, and of the 30 players on it, 18 have played here previously.

Minnesota Twins announce Brian Dinkelman will be manager for high-A affiliate Cedar Rapids Kernels in 2022

The Cedar Rapids Kernels fell just shy of their first league championship since 1994.

The Quad Cities River Bandits won the deciding Game 5 of the High-A Central League championship series, 5-0.

Logan Porter’s bomb gave Quad Cities a 2-1 win over the Cedar Rapids Kernels and tied the High-A Central League championship series at 2-2

The Cedar Rapids Kernels took a 2-1 series lead on Quad Cities in the High-A Central League Championship Series with an 8-4 win Friday night.

The Quad Cities River Bandits blanked the Cedar Rapids Kernels 6-0 in Game 2 of the High-A Central League championship series.