THE CANYON COUNTY
SPUDS BASEBALL TEAM
The Canyon County Spuds is a collegiate summer baseball team that play home games at Historic Wolfe Field in Caldwell, Idaho!
This is the most FUN you will EVER have at a baseball game!
Known to have outrageous entertainment like dancing players, blindfolded pillow fights, dunk an intern, and ATV-riding mascots, Spuds fans will see non-stop excitement in the summer of 2021.
Teams play a 64-game season beginning in late May through mid-August. The league hosts a mid-season All-Star Game and an end-of-season playoff to crown a champion. The league’s inaugural season of 2018 featured 8 teams.
Baseball is truly America’s pastime and is all about fun, affordable, memorable family entertainment. Our games provide enjoyment for the entire family in a dynamic ballpark atmosphere. Our games are loaded with unique between inning activities and entertainment in a fan-focused, interactive environment. League affiliated teams provide hands-on activities for kids and offer an incredible entertainment value with high quality, creative and unique food, and drink options. Party decks are a great venue for group outings and other special events where fans can experience a relaxed, laid back, social atmosphere with friends and co-workers.
Our league emulates minor league baseball with players using wood bats and playing 64 games in a 75-day season in front of large crowds in some of the finest ballparks in North America. EL players are top-tier collegiate baseball players from across the country who gain exposure to professional scouts. The players stay with host families from the local communities. Host families are a very integral part of the league, and these host family relationships provide a lifetime of memories for both the host families and the players.
League-affiliated teams are involved in various non-profits and community fundraising activities. Our players are positive role models in the community, making public appearances and participating in baseball clinics for the youth in their community.
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More than Just a Ball Game, It’s a Show Fan First Experience!
Want to know more about the Expedition League, and Summer Collegiate baseball that is coming to Canyon County Idaho in the Summer of 2021?
Check out this YouTube video of Expedition League team owner Dave Ouellette from the Badland Big Sticks in Dickinson, North Dakota.
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Western Nebraska Pioneers Series Preview
Starting tonight, July 12th, 2021, The Canyon County Spuds welcome the Western Nebraska Pioneers back to town for a four-game series. So it's time to take a look ahead at the Western Nebraska Series. The Pioneers were here a week ago, and the Spuds dropped two games to the Pioneers.
Spuds All-Stars Announced
The All-Stars have been announced. The Canyon County Spuds will have four all-stars going to the mid-season classic between July 19th and the 21st. Congratulations to all the All-Stars around the league, but a huge congrats to our 4 guys. The 2021 All-Star contest will be held in Casper. Fans
Tater Talk – The Official Podcast Of The Canyon County Spuds
The Canyon County Spuds now have an official podcast called Tater Talk. The podcast was created by the Voice of the Spuds, Dacota Haynes. He will be looking to bring
Sean Walsh Has Been Promoted To General Manager
The Canyon County Spuds have promoted Sean Walsh from Head Coach to General Manager. Sean will now manage the day-to-day operations, including team recruiting and development. As well as being
Tommyknockers @ Spuds – Series Preview
The Canyon County Spuds are getting ready to host the Mining City Tommyknockers for another three-game series. This trip makes the third time that the Tommyknockers have come to play