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The Women’s Pro Baseball League (WPBL) debuted in 2015, featuring four teams in Springfield, Illinois, with championships slated for September 16, 2015, and historic firsts from Mo'ne Davis and founder Justine Siegal.
From a 43rd‑round draft pick to championship‑seeking manager, Eric Young steers the Los Angeles Queens in the groundbreaking Women’s Pro Baseball League.
Eric Young, a Rockies legend turned manager, guides the Los Angeles Queens in the first season of the Women’s Pro Baseball League, a league built on mentorship and the ambition to give women’s baseball a permanent professional home.
Kinley Rasmus, a 12-year-old pitcher from Phenix City, Alabama, is making headlines at the Little League Baseball World Series with record‑breaking performances and a family legacy that spans Major League Baseball.
Kinley Rasmus, daughter of former MLB pitcher Cory Rasmus and niece of Colby Rasmus and Jeff Mathis, becomes one of the standout players in the 2026 Little League World Series, delivering record‑breaking strikeouts and historic offensive moments for Alabama.
A look at Kinley Rasmus’s standout performances, her family’s baseball roots, and the ‘Fear the Bow’ mantra driving her team.
The first ever match of the revived Women’s Pro Baseball League in Springfield, Illinois, attracted over 4,000 fans, featured a 99‑year‑old ceremonial pitch, and showcased a global roster of talent.
Twelve‑year‑old Kinley Rasmus, celebrated for an eight‑strikeout shutout at the Little League World Series, prepares to lead Alabama’s Central‑Phenix City team in a high‑stakes regional match, carrying the weight of a baseball‑rich family legacy.
Mo'Ne Davis, the historic Little League pitcher, has re‑emerged in professional baseball after ten years, playing center field for the Los Angeles Queens and mentoring the next wave of female athletes.
The Women’s Pro Baseball League launched its first season in August 2025, but players face uncertain roster spots, limited communication and salaries that barely cover living costs.
A look at some of baseball's most memorable performances, from early no‑hit games to record‑breaking home runs and legendary pitching achievements.
From early 20th‑century no‑hit feats to modern perfect games and record‑breaking home runs, baseball’s calendar is punctuated by unforgettable events.
The Women’s Professional Baseball League (WPBL) reopened its doors in Springfield, Illinois, with historic ceremonies, a first home run, and a 99‑year‑old pitcher’s emotional return to the mound.
The Women's Pro Baseball League (WPBL) is set to launch in 2026, reviving professional women's baseball with affordable tickets, player benefits and a neutral venue in Springfield, Illinois.
A rain‑soaked inaugural game in Springfield drew thousands of fans, showcasing the first hits, home runs and a ceremonial pitch by a 99‑year‑old pioneer, signaling a new era for women’s professional baseball.
Sarah Edwards becomes the first woman in over 70 years to hit a Grand Slam in a professional game, marking a watershed moment for the newly launched Women’s Pro Baseball League.
The Women’s Professional Baseball League opened its first game in Springfield, Illinois, on August 1, 2026, drawing thousands of fans and honoring the legacy of the All‑American Girls Professional Baseball League.
The newly formed Women’s Pro Baseball League (WPBL) launched this year, showcasing talent like Mo’ne Davis and Ayami Sato while navigating early hurdles such as a costly managerial error by the White Sox.
The Women's Professional Baseball League opened its inaugural season in Springfield, Illinois, showcasing a blend of historic tribute, emerging talent, and community enthusiasm.
A rainy opening game between the Los Angeles Queens and New York Heights attracted over 4,000 fans, featured historic firsts on the field and a ceremonial tribute to AAGPBL pioneer Maybelle Blair.
The WPBL’s first games attracted record crowds, delivered dramatic comebacks and introduced innovative rules that are reshaping women’s professional baseball.
The Women’s Professional Baseball League opened with a dramatic comeback, blending tradition, innovative rules, and community enthusiasm.
The Women’s Pro Baseball League debuted in Springfield, Illinois, blending reverence for the past with a bold new approach to the sport.
The WPBL opened its first season in Springfield, Illinois, reviving top‑level women’s baseball after more than seven decades, with four teams, international players, and broadcasting deals driving early excitement.