The first half of the off-season was working on the offense, the second half has been stockpiling arms.

One-by-one the St. Paul Saints had a player from their 2018 team get their contract purchased by a Major League organization.

The St. Paul Saints offense was stagnant for the better part of June.

With limited roster space in the American Association finding a player that can play multiple positions is vital.

St. Paul Saints fans love getting involved and since moving into CHS Field in 2015 promotions have been created one after another to give them what they want.

The success of the University of Minnesota baseball program under head coach John Anderson is evident by the number of former Gophers across the Major League and Minor League landscape.

 One started in 1983, the other 10 years later.

The goal is to find a pitcher who has a championship pedigree, pitched in All-Star games and has faced some of the toughest hitters at the highest level of Minor League Baseball.

The local product is returning home.

One from the right side and one from the left side.