Monarchs Prepare For Sixth Ball Season
The Monarchs, Medicine Hat’s double A baseball team, begin their sixth season in the Montana State American Legion Baseball Association. After moving from class A, they enter their second AA year following an 8-16 finish and narrow playoff miss last season, with an earlier 41-9 1988 campaign highlighting depth.
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Knights form A level feeder for Monarchs in Hat baseball
The Medicine Hat Monarchs add a single A club, the Knights, to bridge between junior and AA levels. Manager Lowell McDonnell says the feeder system emphasizes player development over wins this year, with 20 conference games and a flexible roster as both teams balance players until June 15.
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Knights hire college player as coach for Legion team
Medicine Hat Knights add Joey Eisenmann to the coaching staff for the new American Legion program. The Mayville State University Comets player, 20, brings Legion baseball experience from Washburn and state home run records. Eisenmann says the move will boost the Legion program by creating two smaller player groups and aiding transition to higher levels. Lovell McDonnell credits Eisenmann’s candidacy and notes the two-team setup benefits the A and AA players.
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Celebrity golf tour to aid diabetes in Medicine Hat
Murray Craven launches the first annual Charity Golf Tournament on July 10 at Medicine Hat Golf Club to raise funds for the Canadian Diabetes Association. The event features NHL stars including Ron Sutter, Craig Berube, Rich Sutter, and Ken Hitchcock, with prizes, sponsors, and a $150 entry fee per golfer.
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Jets open to sale offers in Winnipeg arena bid
Winnipeg Jets president Barry Shenkarow announced the NHL team is open to offers after missing his deadline for a new civic arena proposal. He warned work must begin this summer to ensure a 1992 season relocation plan, stressing a desire to stay in Winnipeg but prioritizing business viability.
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