Since the gates opened at CHS Field in 2015 the St. Paul Saints have filled their ballpark to a higher percent capacity than any team, not just in the American Association, but all of minor league baseball.

The St. Paul Saints final game of the season went the way of their entire season.

The St. Paul Saints had their largest run total in two weeks, unfortunately, walks and errors hurt them on the other side of the ball as they lost 11-8 to the Kansas City T-Bones at CommunityAmerica Ballpark.

The St. Paul Saints waited a long time to shake hands at the end of a ballgame, but on Saturday night at CommunityAmerica Ballpark Jason Hoppe made sure they had the chance.

After an incredible season from start to finish, that included a mid-season All-Star selection, St. Paul Saints outfielder Anthony Gallas was selected as a Post-Season All-Star.

Jeff Malm carried a no-hitter into the fifth inning, but a 13-pitch at bat did him in.

The St. Paul Saints couldn’t avoid the sweep on Thursday night as they were shutout for the second night in a row by the Winnipeg Goldeyes 5-0, in the final home game of 2017 at CHS Field in front of 8,722.

Despite a strong debut by rookie pitcher Andrew Gutierrez, the Saints were shutout for the fourth time this season, 2-0.

The St. Paul Saints fell at the hands of the Winnipeg Goldeyes, the best offensive team in the American Association, 13-5 on Tuesday night in front of 7,504 at CHS Field.

It was the same inning and the same player that did it to the St. Paul Saints on Sunday afternoon at Newman Outdoor Field.