Clippers down the Chasers in Triple-A Championship

The Columbus Clippers downed the Omaha Storm Chasers 8-3 in the Triple-A National Championship Game Tuesday night in Albuquerque.

Steve Rosenblatt says his dad would be thrilled with Werner Park

Steve Rosenblatt, the son of Johnny Rosenblatt – the former mayor and city councilmember who also played a little baseball and was the namesake for Rosenblatt Stadium – was at Werner Park recently and he spoke with Omaha Baseball 360.

The Storm Chasers win the PCL Championship

The Omaha Storm Chasers finished off their storybook season by sweeping the Sacramento River Cats in the PCL Championship Series, winning a league championship for the first time since 1990.

Q and A with Clint Robinson

On Monday, before the Chasers worked out at Werner Park for the PCL Championship Series, Clint Robinson spoke with Omaha Baseball 360 about his season.

Omaha wins the PCL American Conference Championship

Kila Ka’aihue hit a two-run walkoff home run in the bottom of the tenth inning Saturday to give the Omaha Storm Chasers the Pacific Coast League American Conference Championship.

Saturday, October 30, 2010

New team name to be unveiled November 15

The Omaha Royals will unveil the results of their Name the Team contest during an event on Monday, November 15 at 5:00 pm at Embassy Suites – LaVista.


The new team name will be one of the following nine, chosen by fans who had a chance to vote on the Royals’ website recently for their favorite:
  • Cattlemen: Presumably a tribute to people across the state who raise cattle.
  • Commanders: A tribute to the military personnel in the area.
  • Force: Just a cool name?
  • Hailstorm: A reference to the stormy nature of the area.
  • Omahogs: Omaha had a minor league team named the Omahogs that played in the late 1800s in the Western Association and Western League.
  • Royals: The current team name remains on the table.
  • Sodbusters: A tribute to the farmers of the area.
  • Storm Chasers: Another weather reference.
  • Windwalkers: Seems to have something to do with ranching and/or expeditions.
In addition to announcing the new team name, the team will also unveil the new mascot, logos and uniforms at the event. Food, games for kids, face painting and clowns will be available.
The event is open to the public. If you would like to attend, you must RSVP by November 5 to Kay Besta or Lois Biggs at 402.734.2550 or rsvp@oroyals.com.