Evansville Otters

Bosse Field officially turns 100 years old on June 17th. To commemorate the milestone, retired Evansville Courier-Press Columnist Steve Ford has written and published the book, Bosse Field - The Third Oldest Ballpark in the U.S. Turns 100, and stopped by the studio to discuss several of the moments and individuals that have shaped the park's rich history.

Historic Bosse Field in Evansville is turning 100! To celebrate, we put together a little photo album of some of the oldest pics we could find! Thanks to Willard Library archives!

It's still very early in the Frontier League season (only 15 games in), but there's several things Evansville Otters' Manager, Andy McCauley can take away from what he's seen on the field. He joined me and Jimmie on Wednesday to talk about what he's liked so far, and what area's still need improvement as the season moves forward.

The Evansville Otters are celebrating Bosse Field’s historic 100th birthday this season and will be holding a movie screening of “A League of Their Own”

Bosse Field is celebrating 100 years of existence this year, and will receive a new video board as a birthday gift.

After spending the last week on the road with trips to Lake Erie to face the Crushers, and Chicago to take on the Windy City Thunder, the Evansville Otters return home  to Bosse Field on Wednesday for three games in two days against the Gateway Grizzlies.

Memorial Day weekend, hot dogs, and Otterball! How more American can you get?

The 2015 season gets started for the Evansville Otters this Friday night. We have tickets to every home game, and we want you to win some!

With the exception of last weekend's exhibition game for Jacob's Village, it feels like forever since we last saw Otterball at Bosse Field. That all changes Friday night when the team makes their 2015 debut with a three game home stand against the Traverse City Beach Bums.

After posting their best record in team history last year which resulted in Frontier League MVP honors for Shayne Houck, and Manager of the Year honors for Andy McCauley, the franchise is back and ready to compete for the 2015 Frontier League championship.