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Get ready for a night out at the ball game, all for a good cause. The Utica Blue Sox are hosting their 4th annual Pink The Park night.

A group of 13 municipalities from around the state are calling on Governor Hochul to provide $250 million in capital investment in upstate minor league baseball stadiums.

Rob Fowler has a really good baseball story to tell. Dads are special. Many of us have those special moments, usually at a young age, where at a first ball game or at an amusement park with dad that repeats the joy felt at that time, well into our years.

One 8-year-old boy stunned the crowd with his rendition of the historic song at the Utica Blue Sox game over the weekend.

For a team with the color blue in their name, it may seem odd to don pink for a night. But the reasoning is incredible.

If you're watching next Tuesday's major League Baseball Al-Star Game in Denver, keep an eye out for #31 on the American league team.

Cooperstown, NY is gonna be packed this September as Yankee Legend Derek Jeter, former Utica Blue Sox player Larry Walker and others are inducted in the Baseball Hall.

While the Utica Blue Sox won’t be playing games this year, that hasn’t stopped their commitment to fighting breast cancer through the annual ‘Pink the Park’ efforts.

The American Cancer Society is hosting "Pink The Park" this July at Donovan Stadium in Utica.

The Utica Blue Sox and the United Way of the Valley and Greater Utica Area are teaming up for a baseball glove drive, with a goal of collecting 100 new gloves.

Sitrin Health care Center and ALS of Utica will attempt to break the current world record for the largest Ice Bucket Challenge. The goal is to have 1,000 or more people to take part in this challenge This Sunday,at Murnane Field, following the Utica Blue Socks game at 3pm.

Talk about a come-from-behind unlikely hero story! Just picture the Sand Lot and that just about describes both the players and the condition of the ballpark in which they played. But the history that would happen that year still echoes today.