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Starting Thursday, the eyes of the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference will be concentrated on Joseph L. Bruno Stadium, in Troy.

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The MAAC Baseball Championships return to the Capital Region for the first time since 1998 May 24-27 with Siena College hosting the four-team event at Joseph Bruno Stadium in Troy.

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Having lived in the Capital Region all my life, I have been blessed to attend countless sports events at several venues throughout the area. But in the midst of all the madness that’s been happening in the sports world recently, I was able to have a minute of reflection about all of the great times I had growing up as a young sports fan and thought of a question I believe is worth debating: which sports venue is the best around here?

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In the past few years, Capital District football and basketball hall of fames have sprung up.

Now, it’s baseball’s turn.

On Nov. 6, the first class of the Capital District Baseball Hall of Fame will be enshrined at the Crown Plaza in Albany.

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The regular-season home slate ended on a bittersweet note for the Tri-City ValleyCats on Monday night.

The short-season Class A affiliate of the Houston Astros lost a pair of one-run games to the Lowell Spinners, 5-4 in ten innings and 3-2 in seven, but the ValleyCats set a new franchise attendance record for the eighth consecutive season.

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The Tri-City ValleyCats scheduled game on Sunday against the Lowell Spinners has been postponed due to Hurricane Irene.  It will now be played on Monday afternoon.

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Stubby Clapp put on quite a show yesterday during the ValleyCats 13-6 loss to the Auburn Doubledays at Joe Bruno Stadium.

Clapp didn't like a call the umpire made and then he totally lost it! 

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It's no secret that the Tri-City ValleyCats are a popular summer attraction in the Capital Region.

And the proof is in the numbers.

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There is no better feeling than taking your son to a baseball game.  I got that experience on Sunday night as the ValleyCats played host to the Aberdeen IronBirds at Joe Bruno Stadium.

It was my 3-year old son Zachary's first-ever professional baseball game.  And it was a moment neither of us will ever forget.

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The Tri-City Valleycats have announced that they will hold a "Baseball 101" clinic next Sunday at Joe Bruno Stadium in Troy.

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Opening Day for the Tri-City ValleyCats is just a day away and with that, means the Opening Day roster is set for the short-season Class A affiliate of the Houston Astros.

There will be 28 minor-league players in the Astros organization that will begin the summer in Troy as the ValleyCats look to defend their 2010 New York-Penn League title.

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Tonight, another former Tri-City ValleyCat will appear in the Big Leagues.

Houston Astros top prospect Jordan Lyles will make his Major League debut tonight against the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field at 8:00pm.

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