The design-build team on a new Wichita ballpark for the relocating New Orleans Baby Cakes (Class AAA; Pacific Coast League) was officially approved, with design on the project expected to begin quickly in anticipation of a February 2019 groundbreaking. (more…)
With a shift to Wichita on the horizon, the New Orleans Baby Cakes (Class AAA; Pacific Coast League) are working to complete a rebranding that will take effect when they move in 2020. (more…)
In order to take more time to review the recommended bid, the Wichita City Council opted Tuesday to delay voting on a design-build team for a new ballpark for the relocating New Orleans Baby Cakes (Class AAA; Pacific Coast League). (more…)
After objections about the qualifications of a participant in the winning bid, the city of Wichita is moving forward with the selection of a design/build team on a new ballpark for the relocating New Orleans Baby Cakes (Class AAA; Pacific Coast League). (more…)
On Tuesday, the Wichita City Council approved the issuance of STAR bonds to help cover a new ballpark project for the relocating New Orleans Baby Cakes (Class AAA; Pacific Coast League). (more…)
Three bids have been submitted for the design and construction of a new Wichita, KS ballpark, according to an announcement from the city. The new ballpark is being planned for the relocating New Orleans Baby Cakes (Class AAA; Pacific Coast League). (more…)
Details have emerged on Riverfront Village, a planned mixed-use development north of a new Wichita ballpark for the relocating New Orleans Baby Cakes (Class AAA; Pacific Coast League). (more…)
More details are emerging on a new Wichita ballpark, as officials continue planning the upcoming facility for the New Orleans Baby Cakes (Class AAA; Pacific Coast League). (more…)
Over the weekend, fans removed seats and other items from Wichita’s Lawrence-Dumont Stadium, another sign of the ballpark’s impending demolition. (more…)
Plans for a new Wichita ballpark for the New Orleans Baby Cakes (Class AAA; Pacific Coast League) advanced on Tuesday, when the Wichita City Council approved a memorandum of understanding. (more…)
Wichita Mayor Jeff Longwell announced that the New Orleans Baby Cakes (Class AAA; Pacific Coast League) will move into a new ballpark in his city in 2020, with a Southern League team expected to move to New Orleans at the same time. (more…)
With the Wichita Wingnuts (independent; American Association) packing up and moving out of Lawrence-Dumont Stadium, we could see some clarity this week on the future of affiliated baseball in the city. (more…)
National Baseball Congress recently stated that its annual World Series will remain in Wichita, regardless of future plans for Lawrence-Dumont Stadium. (more…)
