Scott Plack, The Cajun Chronicles March 12th, 2035 One thing about being a fan of the Trendsetters, is time can feel like it flies by, and other times it crawls by. The team’s 24-year playoff drought, for instance, has been well-documented, and for fans of the team, it has felt like an eternity. However, in […]
The majority of games in New Orleans were sold out in 2031, prompting the team to expand New Frontier Park Scott Plack, The Cajun Chronicles February 7th, 2032 As 2032 arrives, New Frontier Park in New Orleans will be even louder than usual, as 4,000 seats are currently being added, as the upper deck on […]
Scott Plack, The Cajun Chronicles June 3rd, 2031 One thing is for sure; the weather certainly isn’t the same. Other than both being below sea level, you wouldn’t think there is much in common between the Netherlands and Louisiana’s largest city, but with the growing baseball infrastructure, especially around the major cities thanks to a […]
Rob Raines is now the last remaining active player from PEBA’s Inaugural Draft Kevin Plant Baseball News Network November 25th, 2029 The date was January 2nd, 2007. A new era was about to begin in professional baseball. Only a few months earlier, the old MLB finally collapsed under it’s own corrupt weight. Money and performance-enhancing […]
Scott Plack, The Cajun Chronicles September 9th, 2029 Two weeks after the announcement that Rookie League baseball would be played in the Caribbean along with three other baseball-starved regions of the world, rumors spread around Louisiana about what location ‘their’ team would land. However, if anything, PEBA’s expansion to Rookie League baseball further cemented baseball […]
Scott Plack, The Cajun Chronicles November 8th, 2028 It is not often that I stray from the mosquitoes and humidity of Louisiana, but the off-season brought me to the all-too-familiar cool, crisp air of New Hampshire. Who was there to meet us? Well, none other than the favorite son of Manchester : Arturo Bruto. The owner […]
Extra grounds crew have already been brought in to really make that bayou turf shine Scott Plack, The Cajun ChroniclesJune 8th, 2028 If there’s a town that knows how to host a party, it’s New Orleans! Despite the worrying play of their home team on the field over the month of May, Louisiana’s largest city […]
Scott Plack, The Cajun ChroniclesMarch 21st, 2028 Let’s go N.O., set that Trend,Working hard until the end,Out in Left… “what’s that flash?”Another catch by our man, Nash! Guess who’s back?? Jenny Harrison and her quintet of rabid, cheering Trendsetter-fan friends will make a return to New Frontier Park this season after a short hiatus. The […]
Scott Plack, The Cajun ChroniclesMarch 20th, 2028 As the new baseball season draws near, there is a buzz in the air that hasn’t been felt in quite a long time. Over the winter, there has been some changes, both player and managerial, that will drastically change the look and style of the team. New Orleans […]
Spring Training Begins Hartford/Omaha legend returns as hitting coach. Former first baseman Narahiko Imada has accepted a hitting coach position for the Cheyenne Frontier (A). Imada is a legend for the Harpoon organization having played 14 seasons of his career within the Omaha/Hartford organization. Imada holds multiple career records including leading the team in most career games […]
