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Baseball fans in Clinton will continue to have a chance to root, root, root for the home team at NelsonCorp Field in the summer of 2021.
Ken Croken enjoys baseball, but the Scott County supervisor had another reason for wanting to become part of the Quad Cities River Bandits’ ow…
Ken Croken has regularly been a fan in the stands at Quad Cities River Bandits games.
Ted Tornow spent Wednesday looking forward, not back.
The Quad Cities River Bandits have been invited to become part of the Royals family.
Its contract with Major League Baseball expired Wednesday, but the chair of the negotiating committee for Minor League Baseball remains hopefu…
In its 60-year history, six major-league baseball teams have sent their prospects to the Quad-Cities to play in the Midwest League.
Uncertainty remains about the only certainty for the Quad Cities River Bandits and Clinton LumberKings these days.
A short major-league season has not prevented a long list of former Quad Cities River Bandits from making big-league debuts this season.
A chef whose resume includes working at Modern Woodmen Park for the Quad Cities River Bandits has crafted the menu that will bring outdoor fin…
No schedule has been drawn up and no contract is in place, but Quad Cities River Bandits owner Dave Heller said he has once again been assured…
A desire to honor the way Paul Davis went about his life was at the core of a task Clinton LumberKings general manager Ted Tornow labels “the …
There may not be a Quad Cities River Bandits season this year, but plenty of former River Bandits are working to see the field in 2020.
As the owner of four minor-league baseball teams, Quad Cities River Bandits owner Dave Heller finds himself dealing with a flood that has noth…
For the Quad Cities River Bandits and Clinton LumberKings, the final out of the minor-league baseball season was recorded before the first pit…
What was anticipated for the past several months became reality Tuesday.
DOWN ON THE FARM
Professional baseball’s roots in the Quad-Cities run deep, all the way to 1879, but for the past 60 summers Midwest League baseball has been a…
Since the first pitch of a Midwest League baseball game was thrown at Davenport’s riverfront baseball stadium 60 years ago, a collection of 2,…
(The Quad-City Times is rerunning some of Don Doxsie's most memorable columns from the past. This column originally appeared in the Times on A…
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Just when Ray Hernandez was convinced things couldn’t get more bizarre than his first season as a manager in professional baseball, along came…
CLINTON — Baseball players of all ages will get a chance to test their home run swings at a professional ballpark beginning Tuesday.
Cole McDonald spent the offseason looking forward to the possibility of pitching for the Quad Cities River Bandits this summer.
The start of their season grows less likely by the day, but baseball players in the Houston Astros farm system will continue to be paid throug…
While it remains undetermined when or even if there will be a Midwest League baseball season in 2020, the gates at Modern Woodmen Park may fin…
While the timing of the first pitch of the Midwest League season remains undetermined, planning for that time has been on the minds of Quad Ci…
CLINTON — If you cook it, they will come.
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