Roosters Base Ball Club of Rochester, MN

Thank you The Fillmore Fungi for hosting us last night at DreamAcres Farm. The pizza was fantastic and the base ball, as always with you, was competitive and fun. Congrats on the 16-13 victory. We look forward to seeing you again on the field in a few weeks on Father's Day Vintage Base Ball Festival!

We are practicing this coming Wednesday, April 29th, from 5:30-6:30. Stop by if you are interested in learning more about our club!

The Roosters are starting to look forward to the spring and will be holding a couple of informal practices at the end of April. We are always looking for ballplayers to join us. If you'd be interested in trying things out, please reach out. We'd love to add a few new names to the roster! You can email us @ [email protected] or click on the message link below!

The Roosters are starting to look forward to the spring and will be holding a couple of informal practices at the end of April. We are always looking for ballplayers to join us. If you'd be interested in trying things out, please reach out. We'd love to add a few new names to the roster! You can email us @ [email protected] or click on the message link below!

Mark your calendars!

We’re excited to share our upcoming schedule — highlighted by helping the History Center of Olmsted County celebrate its 100th anniversary. It’s shaping up to be a great season, and we can’t wait to see you at the grounds!

It is with heavy hearts that we share the passing of our beloved teammate and brother, Mike “Dynamite” Adkins.

Mike has been a part of the Roosters family since 2003. For more than two decades, he anchored our infield as a talented shortstop, set the standard as a strong, silent leader and, recently, led our club as captain. He didn’t need to be the loudest voice on the field — his work ethic, steady presence, and love for the game and his teammates spoke louder than words ever could.

More than the double plays turned or the games he helped us win, Mike was our friend. He was someone we could count on — on the field and off. His impact on this team and our community will never be forgotten.

We can only imagine him now, up in the clouds, throwing the ball around with Turfdog and keeping the infield sharp.

You will be deeply missed, Dynamite. Thank you for everything you gave to this team, this game, and all of us.

Eagles Cancer Telethon has been helping the fight against cancer for 72 years! Consider stopping down the the Civic Center or making a donation. Proud to have Eagles Club Rochester as a partner!

100 Years!! 🎉

Did you know?

In 1926, Babe Ruth led Major League Baseball with 47 home runs and famously hit three home runs in Game 4 of the World Series. Despite his dominant performance, it wasn’t enough for the New York Yankees.

Trailing 3–2 in the bottom of the ninth inning of Game 7, Ruth was thrown out attempting to steal second base—securing the first-ever World Series championship for the St. Louis Cardinals.

This unforgettable moment happened the very same year the History Center of Olmsted County first opened its doors—and it remains the only World Series ever to end on a “caught stealing.”

On behalf of the History Center, we would like to extend an invitation to join us for the kick-off celebration of the 100th Anniversary of the Olmsted County Historical Society on Saturday, January 17th beginning at 1:00pm. The event will officially open our new Faces & Places exhibit featuring those instrumental in the founding and expansion of the organization, and the places it has called home. Stop by to enjoy the story of our past and the plans for our future, as well as a great demonstration and hands-on chance to operate a vintage printing press with artist Devon Hugdahl; did we mention there will be cake?

The Roosters wish you a very Merry Christmas!