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Congratulations to our Evansville Otters for making it to the Frontier League Championship Series! Game one is tonight at Bosse Field as the Otters host the River City Rascals.

Energize Evansville, the Winnecke Administration's program designed to get residents out of the house and active, will host their annual "7th Inning Stretch" yoga class at Bosse Field on September 24th beginning at 9:00 a.m.

Otterball is back at Bosse Field Friday night!

In an effort to get young people more active in the community, the Evansville YMCA is inviting the public to join them in a clean up of Garvin Park on the city's north side as part of the Global Youth Service Day initiative.

The Evansville Otters are right in a dog fight with the Southern Illinois Miners for first place in the Frontier League East Division, and will continue their push toward the playoffs with home stand against the Boomers beginning Friday.

The Evansville Otters will open the doors to Bosse Field and invite the public to come see more than just the field, concession stands, and bathrooms during their Open House on Saturday, August 22nd while the team is on the road taking on the River City Rascals.

Here ye! Here ye! The Evansville Otters cordially invite princesses of all ages and lands to attend an evening at Bosse Field on Wednesday, August 5th.

Pete Swanson tells us his significance of the Evansville Otters Bosse Field's 100th Birthday and why it is important to our Evansville community. -Adrian Small, Intern

The Evansville Otters kick off the first homestand of the 2014 season this Wednesday night at historic Bosse Field with a double-header against the Rockford Aviators with the first pitch at 5:35pm. I have been telling you for years that Otters baseball is the best family value in the entire Tri-State area.

The team is looking for people to sell those peanuts and Cracker Jack everyone is looking to buy.

The Evansville Otters will close out the regular season with a three game homestand against the River City Rascals tonight at historic Bosse Field. Today's action will start at 5:35 pm with a continuation of a previously rained-out game with the Rascals, which will start in the 8th inning.The Otters will play tonight's regularly scheduled game with the Rascals immediately following and tonight is

2012 marks the 20th anniversary of the motion Picture 'A League of Their Own' which was shot at historic Bosse Field. To commemorate the anniversary, the movie will be shown at Bosse Field on Friday June 22nd at 8pm. Tickets will be $5 for general admission and $8 for box seats to see the movie that has become a sports classic and put Bosse Field on an international stage.