Duluth Huskies

The Duluth Huskies have had an up and down season, but they got hot just as the playoffs began and that is exactly what every team strives for.

The Duluth Huskies announced via press release and live at their Hot Stove party at Wade Stadium, select games will be nationally available on the internet.

He was drafted in the 20th round of the 2021 MLB draft by the Washington Nationals, and will come to Duluth before continuing his college career.

When the Duluth Huskies played baseball they would also broadcast on the net. The Duluth Huskies expanded their digital coverage this year.

General Manager Greg Culver and Huskies Owner Mike Rosenzweig have decided it is time to start lifting some of the restrictions they put in place.

The Northwoods League (the one the Duluth Huskies play in) announced that for the 2021 season you can stream video to all Northwoods League baseball games for free.

At the end of May, that's opening day at Wade Stadium, and the Huskies made a bold move to round out the roster in the final days.

Summer and the Huskies home opener are getting closer as the team signed a few more players to round out the roster.

The Duluth Huskies signed 3 talented pitchers to add to their roster and they all happen to come from the state of California.

The Huskies just shored up the pitching staff a week ago with really good pitchers for all situations that could pop up in a game. Today, though, the Huskies signed three promising players with good stats to back up that promise

The Duluth Huskies baseball team looks to be going for championship or bust, just look at who they are signing.

Four guys who have never played in the league or with the team. The Duluth Huskies website says they have signed Infielder Cooper Trinkle, infielder or outfielder Ambren Voitik, catcher Zach Beadle, and right-handed pitcher Mattew Craven.