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REV Entertainment, the official sports and entertainment company of the Texas Rangers, today announced the purchase of the Schaumburg Boomers of the Frontier League. The acquisition of the four-time Frontier League champions (2013, 2014, 2017, 2021) — tied for the most championships in league history — represents a significant expansion of REV’s growing team ownership portfolio.
The Schaumburg Boomers have announced that catcher Alex Calarco will return for the 2026 season, marking his second year with the club.
The Gary SouthShore RailCats announced today that the left side of the RailCats infield has signed back for the 2026 season. Shortstop Elvis Peralta and third baseman Olivier Basabe will be back at the US Steel Yard.
The Gary SouthShore RailCats signed three players today, all of whom are returning to Gary to suit up with the ’Cats. LG Castillo will rejoin the RailCats for his fifth season with the team, while RHP Peyton Long and catcher Cooper Edwards return for their third year.
A returning face has signed on to join the Gary SouthShore RailCats for next season. 1B/OF Jake Guenther will be back with the RailCats after joining the team a month into the 2025 season.
Chicago Fire FC today announced updates to two of the Club’s 2026 regular season matches.
The RailCats agreed to a couple of deals with two returning players from the 2025 team. Making their return to Gary are outfielder Carlos Machado, and Jake Hoover who will try his hand at a new position.
The Schaumburg Boomers have signed outfielder Jackson Hauge for his first season with the club, adding a right-handed bat with experience across multiple collegiate programs.
Hauge, 24, spent his collegiate career at Minnesota State University, Mankato, St. Cloud State, and most recently the University of Kansas. A native of Ramsey, Minnesota, he was a consistent run producer throughout his time at the college level, compiling a .313 career batting average with 68 home runs, 331 RBI, and a .965 OPS across five seasons.
