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ESPN will air 37 games of the Women’s Pro Baseball League, including 11 simulcast on the Scripps Sports Network, starting Saturday at 6 p.m. ET at Robin Roberts Stadium in Springfield, Illinois.
ESPN will broadcast 37 games of the Women’s Pro Baseball League’s first season, including an 11‑game simulcast on Scripps Sports Network, highlighting the network’s commitment to women’s sports.
ESPN has struck a media‑rights agreement to stream the first season of the Women’s Pro Baseball League, showcasing four teams playing at a single stadium through September 6. The partnership highlights ESPN’s commitment to women’s sports and expands its baseball coverage.
ESPN has secured rights to broadcast the first season of the Women’s Pro Baseball League, featuring four teams playing at Springfield’s Robin Roberts Stadium, with games airing on ESPN and the Scripps Sports Network.
ESPN has acquired media rights to the Women’s Pro Baseball League for the 2026 season, promising 37 games, exclusive postseason coverage, and a new platform for women’s professional baseball.
ESPN has signed an exclusive deal to stream the Women's Pro Baseball League's 2026 season, featuring 30 regular‑season games and seven playoff contests, with all matches played at Springfield's Robin Roberts Stadium.
ESPN has locked in broadcast rights for the first season of the Women's Pro Baseball League, showcasing four teams at Springfield’s historic Robin Roberts Stadium and highlighting the league’s commitment to women’s sports.
The 2026 Little League Baseball World Series will unfold in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, from August 19 through 30, featuring opening ceremonies, MLB team visits, award recognitions and a lineup of musical performances.
The WPBL will launch its first season on August 1, with games centered in Springfield, Illinois, and managers facing unique challenges in this pioneering women's baseball league.
Four teams named for pioneering women make their debut, while a Toronto design studio crafts an abstract visual identity that celebrates resilience, fire, precision and royalty.
The Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference announces a six‑division format for 2026, reshaping playoff paths for local high schools while the Boston Red Sox showcase a historic rookie pitching trio and a new women’s baseball league prepares to launch.
At Citi Field, Kelsie Whitmore was presented with the 2026 Amazin’ Mets Foundation Legacy Award, a tribute to her groundbreaking achievements and her commitment to empowering the next generation of women in baseball.
The Women's Pro Baseball League reveals four inaugural franchises, each named for a pioneering woman, and announces a star‑studded roster set to launch on August 1st in Springfield, Illinois.
The new league reveals its first four clubs, each named for a trailblazing female figure, and outlines key players ahead of the August 1 debut.
The league’s debut features teams named for pioneering women, distinctive branding, and a roster of international stars, kicking off with a matchup between New York and Los Angeles.
The Women’s Pro Baseball League will launch on August 1 with four teams named for pioneering women, kicking off a historic season at Springfield’s Robin Roberts Stadium.
The newly announced franchises — New York Heights, San Francisco Firebells, Los Angeles Queens, and Boston Hunters — draw inspiration from historic female trailblazers and will open their season on August 1 at Springfield's Robin Roberts Stadium.
The Bay Area announced two new women's professional teams, the San Francisco Firebells and the San Francisco Signal, honoring a historic firefighter and a fan‑chosen name, set to debut amid a broader expansion of women's pro sports.
The Women’s Pro Baseball League (WPBL) has announced the names and logos for its four inaugural franchises, marking a historic moment for women’s sports. The teams were revealed at the New Era Flagship Store in New York, where designs celebrate four pioneering women.
The Women’s Pro Baseball League reveals its first four franchises, each named for a pioneering woman, and outlines a groundbreaking season schedule at Robin Roberts Stadium.
The Women’s Pro Baseball League announced its four founding clubs, highlighting the Los Angeles Queens and their historic connection to Lizzie Murphy, the first woman to face major‑league players in 1922.
The new league will begin on August 1, featuring four franchises, upgraded facilities at Springfield’s Robin Roberts Stadium, and a schedule that runs through September 6, followed by playoffs.
From Little League breakthroughs to inspiring the next generation, Mo’ne Davis and Kelsie Whitmore are redefining what it means to be a female athlete in baseball.
The Women’s Pro Baseball League partners with The Realest to debut a trading card line, collaborative logos and Opening Day patches, while authenticating memorabilia and spotlighting key players.