The Saltdogs are set to play an exhibition game against the Sioux City Explorers in Seward on May 12. For just $12, you can get a ticket to the game plus a ticket voucher for a regular season game at Haymarket Park on June 19.
Three-time All-Big Ten infielder Pat Kelly is returning to his collegiate stomping grounds at Haymarket Park. The Saltdogs signed the former Nebraska standout Tuesday, headlining a key group of recent acquisitions for the 2016 season. (PHOTO: HUSKERS.COM)
Former Kansas City Royals hurler Dan Reichert is returning to the Saltdogs as pitching coach for the 2016 season. (BARRY TAYLOR PHOTOGRAPHY)
To help you get ready for the season the Saltdogs are marking down ALL merchandise in the team shop by at least 30 percent, exclusively at Haymarket Park, now through April 15.
The Saltdogs named Tom Carcione ("car-see-OWN"), a 10-year professional player and 15-year coaching veteran, as their new hitting coach, and signed former Reliever of the Year RHP Patrick Mincey.
Junior Saltdogs League registration for the 2016 season is now open online, with an additional registration period for the U17 (high school) division coming in April.
The Saltdogs acquired All-Star C Luis Alen (pictured) and OF Logan Vick in a trade with Winnipeg for LHP Conor Spink, LHP Kevin McGovern and a player to be named later. (BRIAN DONOGH/Winnipeg Sun/QMI Agency)
The Lincoln Saltdogs promoted recently-hired hitting coach Bobby Brown (right) to manager and hired former Los Angeles Dodgers first-round draft pick Jim Haller as pitching coach. Brown, who managed Amarillo from 2013–15, was hired in November as hitting coach for the Saltdogs. Former manager Ken Oberkfell stepped down for family reasons.
The American Association announced its 100-game schedule for the 2016 season, and the Saltdogs begin their campaign May 19, with the Haymarket Park opener set for May 27. (JENNA VON HOFE/Journal Star)
The Saltdogs added some major offensive weaponry Wednesday, acquiring SS Juan Martinez, OF Dexter Kjerstad (pictured) and 1B Rene Leveret from Amarillo in exchange for cash considerations. (MARY LAY/Lexington Legends)
