Minnesota takes baseball season very seriously. With hundreds of amateur teams in cities, towns, and rural areas across the state, there is a team for everyone. You can play. You can coach. You can keep score. Or you can enjoy just being a fan. Use our site to find a team to join, catch up on scores, or keep informed about what is happening in amateur baseball in Minnesota. Please send questions or comments to:
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Minnesota State Amateur Baseball Tournament

> Umpires

> Final League Roster

> Final Roster

> MBA Acknowledgement

> Player Questionnaire

> Pro-Player Questionnaire

> State Tourney Roster

> Tournament Application

> Draft Survey Results

> Minnesota Amateur Baseball Hall of Fame

> Minnesota Twins

> St. Paul Saints

> Major League Baseball

> John Skilton's Baseball Links

> Northwest Umpires

> Sports Bleachers

> Town Ball; the Glory Days of Minnesota Amateur Baseball

> Tom Melchoir's New Book "Scott County Baseball"

Broken bats needed

Former MN Amatuer Baseball Player Ben Bakeberg is looking for broken wood bats to be used for furniture such as bar stools, foot stools, display cases, etc.

Call: 763-647-4028

Help with old photos

I have a shoebox from my great grandfather full of negatives in perfect condition of baseball games, players, and fields/stadiums. My great grandpa was, George Thompson, one of the founders of the umpires association. He took many pictures back in the '20s-'60s.

Is there anyone who could help me with this project? I need to identify and price what they are worth. Then I would like to start selling copies on paper to places. I need a partner to help me and I would share profits with this person. A lot of these negatives are from Minnesota teams, Chicago, Canada, New York and other places. Contact Sam unclesamsplace@aol.com.

Minnesota Baseball Association

Ryan Bollinger, Short but Sweet Stay in St. Boni

The word spread fast Thursday night at the Watertown Baseball Park. "He's going to Chicago right after the game. Won't be around after tonight." They were talking about Ryan Bollinger (pictured), a pitcher/first baseman, who has made the St. Boni Saints a much more competitive team over the last six weeks.
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A look at the St. Cloud Ice

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The St. Cloud Ice has a new name and are in a new class this year. They have dropped the Orthodpedic Sports Center and just go by Ice now. They are the defending class C champions and as such they have been moved up to class B this year. They are 13-9 overall and 10-4 in the Lakewood League.