Earlier this month, there were 16 teams vying for the World Baseball Classic Championship. And now there are only two: the United States and Puerto Rico. It would be the first WBC title for either squad. And no matter what happens tonight, former Omaha players will be on the winning side.
2017 was another exciting year on the field for the Omaha Storm Chasers, with towering home runs, dominant pitching performances and...
Storm Chasers players and front office members participated in the third annual Chasers Community Week last month, which included visits to...
The Kansas City Royals announced 2017 Storm Chasers infielder Ramon Torres and outfielder Jorge Soler have been recalled to Kansas City...
Storm Chasers first baseman Frank Schwindel finished his 2017 campaign on a strong note with two more hits and drove in...
Powered by a four-run eighth inning with home runs from Storm Chasers right fielder Jorge Soler, first baseman Frank Schwindel and...
Iowa starter Jen-Ho Tseng fired seven strong innings and left fielder Bijan Rademacher’s two-run single highlighted a three-score tie-breaking seventh inning,...
After Omaha shortstop Ramon Torres crushed a two-run homer in the first en route to an early Chasers lead, Iowa clawed...
The Kansas City Royals announced a series of transactions on Friday that affects their Triple-A affiliate Omaha Storm Chasers roster prior...
