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Movie magic and baseball: a classic American experience
The Quad Cities River Bandits beat the Cedar Rapids Kernels, 7-2, Tuesday night in the first minor-league baseball game played at the Field of Dreams. It was an amazing experience for everyone.
Photos from the Field of Dreams Minor League Baseball game between the Cedar Rapids Kernels and Quad Cities River Bandits near Dyersville, Iowa.
The Cedar Rapids Kernels and Quad Cities River Bandits play the first Minor League Baseball game at the Field of Dreams near Dyersville on Tuesday night. Follow along with our live updates and information about how to watch on TV and streaming.
The Cedar Rapids Kernels and Quad Cities River Bandits play Tuesday night, the first minor league game ever at the Field of Dreams near Dyersville. Players, even those who have never seen the movie, are excited about this opportunity.
Verne Daugherty has been an usher for Cedar Rapids Kernels home games since 1990. The 85-year-old Cedar Rapids man also helps at University of Iowa athletics events.
Cedar Rapids Kernels relief pitcher Bradley Hanner had a very difficult time throwing strikes last season in low-Class A ball. But he has moved up to high-A in 2022 and put together a nice season.
Tuesday’s first-ever minor-league baseball game at the Field of Dreams movie site near Dyersville will be close to sold out, if not sold out. The Cedar Rapids Kernels take on the Quad Cities River Bandits in a Midwest League affair.
The Cedar Rapids Kernels have employed a six-man starting pitching rotation this Midwest League baseball season. Five of those six guys are different from the start of the season.
Photos from the Cedar Rapids Kernels’ 9-5 loss to the Beloit Sky Carp.
Pitchers Cade Povich and Sawyer Gipson-Long and infielder Christian Encarnacion-Strand played for the 2022 Cedar Rapids Kernels, with Povich still on the active roster. All three were a part of trades that sent them Tuesday to other MLB organizations.
Here’s a look at local, Gazette-area and former University of Iowa players and how they are doing in affiliated minor league and major league baseball.
Seven players with local, Eastern Iowa, Iowa Hawkeyes ties were taken in the 2022 Major League Baseball Draft, have signed and are beginning their professional careers. Here’s a look at those seven.
