jeff garretson

The Yakima Valley Pippins Baseball Club announced that their 2021 schedule is going to have to be adjusted to avoid international travel into Canada following the West Coast League's (WCL) adoption of a revision that will eliminate games that cross the border.

Does anything taste better than a hot dog smothered with all the fixin's and washed down with a cup of suds while taking in a game at the baseball park? I submit that it's highly doubtful. Even better? The Yakima Valley Pippins are going to make it even easier than ever this year all while observing coronavirus protocols utilizing modern technology that we've all become reliant on in a covid-19 world.

Earlier today, the Yakima Valley Pippins Baseball club announced that they now actively trying to secure host families for their 2021 roster of college-aged players.

After suffering an entire summer without semi-pro baseball in the Yakima Valley, the Yakima Valley Pippins have announce their preparations for a return to West Coast League play in 2021.

In a press release dated June 5, the Yakima Valley Pippins stated that, due to the COVID-19 pandemic and current protocols, they are "reluctantly" announcing the cancellation of the 2020 season.

This Sunday, the Yakima Valley Pippins Baseball Scout team will play Yakima Valley College at Parker-Faller Field in a double-header

With two division titles in three years and 40,000 or more fans in each of the team’s first three seasons, the Yakima Valley Pippins have set a new standard for expansion success in the West Coast League.