Jonathan Luders, a Massachusetts native and former Seton Hall infielder, made Banana Ball history this weekend at CHS Field by getting a base ...

First pitch is set for 7 p.m. local time, and fans can catch every minute of the action streamed live on the Party Animals’ official YouTube c ...

The Savannah Bananas will face the Texas Tailgaters in this fun baseball atmosphere at CHS Field. The Savannah Bananas are to ...

ST PAUL, Minn. — In a place used to spectacle, it only made sense that the modified version of baseball known as Banana Ball ...

A loopy, fast-paced and popular type of baseball game is coming to the home of the St. Paul Saints. The Banana Ball World Tour is stopping at CHS Field Friday and Saturday, with the Party Animals ...

It’s fitting that the home of the St. Paul Saints hosted the biggest party in the Twin Cities over the weekend. The pair of games at CHS Field in downtown St. Paul served as an unofficial passing of ...

CHS Field, the stadium in St. Paul's Lowertown that is home to the Class AAA St. Paul Saints, will host the title games for the first time, but it is a regular haunt for high school baseball teams ...

CHS Field is an emerald oasis in St. Paul's Lowertown neighborhood. The Saints are calling it the "greenest ballpark in America." And they aren't talking about the grass.

– There were smiles all around Tuesday at CHS Field in St. Paul. "I don't wanna cry but it means a lot," said Anne St. Martin, the mother of 6-year-old Leo, a camper playing catch with St. Paul ...

Like CHS Field, the ballpark captures and reuses thousands of gallons of rainwater and maintains an elaborate recycling program. Frederick Melo can be reached at 651-228-2172.

CHS Field has announced its new foods for the 2023 St. Paul Saints season. New options include a footlong hot dog covered in a brisket hash, churros, chicken and biscuits with a country gravy bowl ...

As CHS Field’s first season draws to a close, business owners say the new home of the St. Paul Saints in Lowertown provided a shot in the arm – just as ballpark boosters had hoped.