Minor League Baseball has its first female manager.

Marwin Gonzalez's comeback to the Houston Astros' organization begins Thursday night as a member of the Astros' Triple-A affiliate Sugar Land Skeeters.

Whatever intel the El Paso Chihuahuas had on J.J. Matijevic didn’t matter on a 3-1 pitch in his first Triple-A game.

HOUSTON – Two sons of former Major League Baseball pitchers Roger Clemens and Mike Capel were awarded $3.24 million for a 2019 attack at the Concrete Cowboy Bar on Washington Avenue. According to Sorrels, Kacy Clemens and Conner Capel were partying at a New Year’s Eve celebration on December 31, 2018, at Concrete Cowboy. Shortly after midnight, Conner Capel and a bouncer got into an altercation and the bouncer put Capel in a chokehold. Conner Capel suffered a skull fracture above his left eye requiring internal and external wound repair. Once outside the bar, Kacy Clemens was thrown to the ground landing on his right elbow, also his throwing elbow, according to his legal representative.

SUGAR LAND Its been so long since friends Caden Leftwich and Zach Rapp got to attend a baseball game in-person. It doesnt matter that we have to wear a mask, we just want to watch the game, said Rapp. Im excited because I havent been in so long, said Julia Bevilacqua, there to watch her uncle Ford Proctor play. Its pretty exciting, Im glad baseball is back and that theyre doing it. One of the exciting elements of the Constellation Energy League is that many of the players are from Minor League Baseball, which was canceled this season amid COVID-19 concerns.

HOUSTON With the cancellation of Minor League Baseball, thousands of players are in a holding pattern. One of those players is J.J. Goss, a 2019 Tampa Bay Rays second-round pick out of Cypress Ranch High School. I just make sure I stay in shape and throw the baseball a lot, said Goss. Thats baseball, and thats life.The Rays check in with Goss and other prospects once a week and keep him on a regimented throwing program and workout plan. Goss, a 19-year-old pitcher, is ranked as the 12th best prospect in the Rays system.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. Baseball's minor leagues canceled their seasons on Tuesday after Major League Baseball decided not to provide any players to its affiliated teams amid the coronavirus pandemic. The National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues, the minor league governing body, made the long-expected announcement. The Professional Baseball Agreement between the majors and the minors expires after this season, and MLB has proposed reducing the minimum affiliates from 160 to 120. MLB already had told clubs to retain expanded 60-player pools, of which 30 players can be active during the first two weeks of the season starting in late July. These are unprecedented times for our country and our organization as this is the first time in our history that weve had a summer without minor league baseball played, National Association president Pat OConner.