It’s been 16 months since the baseball documentary “50 Summers” premiered at the Dundee Theater. Director Dan Napoli’s feature-length project from Hurrdat Films, which explores the first five decades of the Omaha Storm Chasers franchise, saw a second screening at Alamo Drafthouse before being included in a number of film festivals in the United States.
With their home opener now only two months away, the Omaha Storm Chasers are excited to announce their scheduled daily promotions, theme events and group nights for the upcoming 2020 season. Source link
Storm Chasers 2020 Weekly Promotions Source link
Minus a few years in the 1960s, Omaha has been a Triple-A baseball city since 1955. And over that long period of time, the teams that have called it home have seen their fair share of success on the diamond. Source link
The Omaha Storm Chasers have announced that single-game tickets for the 2020 season will go on sale Tuesday, Feb. 4, at 10 a.m. Tickets can be purchased by visiting the Werner Park Ticket Office, by calling (402) 738-5100 or by using the new fan-friendly ticket system at www.omahastormchasers.com/tickets. Source link
Seventh and eighth-grade students to create essays about “Why I Want to Go to College” Source link
The Kansas City Royals have announced the organization’s minor league staff assignments for the upcoming 2020 campaign, with a few familiar faces coming back to Werner Park. Manager Brian Poldberg is set to return to Omaha for his seventh season as skipper, with Hitting Coach Brian Buchanan and Athletic Trainer James Stone returning as well.
The Omaha Storm Chasers are excited to announce a number of front office promotions and additions as the organization builds up to the 2020 season, which will be the tenth at Werner Park. Source link
The Omaha Storm Chasers in conjunction with Chasers Charities and Spectra Food Services and Hospitality donated $571,229.19 to numerous Omaha Metro charities in 2019, with the Storm Chasers aligning with more than 300 different organizations. Storm Chasers front office members also combined for nearly 600 hours of community service in the Omaha Metro this year.
A trio of Omaha alums earned Rawlings Gold Glove Awards, as announced by Major League Baseball on Sunday evening, with outfielders Alex Gordon and Lorenzo Cain, along with right-handed pitcher Zack Greinke, all receiving nods. Source link