History
pioneered development of the Wilmington Riverfront thirty years ago
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On the schedule
ShoreTown Ballpark, Lakewood, NJ · Saturday
ShoreTown Ballpark, Lakewood, NJ · Sunday
Judy Johnson Field At Daniel S. Frawley Stadium, Wilmington, DE · Tuesday
Judy Johnson Field At Daniel S. Frawley Stadium, Wilmington, DE · Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Judy Johnson Field At Daniel S. Frawley Stadium, Wilmington, DE · Saturday
Sunday
Wilmington Blue Rocks Dossier
A sourced guide to team history, notable people and the documented game-day experience behind the ticket.
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History
pioneered development of the Wilmington Riverfront thirty years ago
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Wilmington Blue Rocks are a High‑A affiliate of the Washington Nationals
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Wilmington Blue Rocks have a mascot named Mr. Celery who emerges after each run to the tune of “Song 2” by Blur
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began play in the Class A Carolina League as a Single‑A Advanced affiliate of the Kansas City Royals
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allow fans to bring dogs during the “Pups in the Park” homestand in June
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Wilmington Blue Rocks have retired three numbers: Johnny Damon (18), Mike Sweeney (33) and Robin Roberts (36)
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Wilmington Blue Rocks had Hall‑of‑Famer Chief Bender as their first manager
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The All‑Star logo features Rocky and the Blue Rocks’ colour scheme.
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Wilmington Blue Rocks is the oldest professional sports franchise in Delaware
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The Blue Rocks use a version of the interlocking B‑R as one of their secondary logos.
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Wilmington Blue Rocks earned the Matt Minker Award for charitable works five consecutive years
Source: MainstreetbaseballWilmington Blue Rocks earned the Matt Minker Award for charitable works five consecutive years. [2]
The Wilmington Blue Rocks are a High‑A affiliate of the Washington Nationals. [3] The team pioneered development of the Wilmington Riverfront thirty years ago. [1] Fans can bring dogs during the “Pups in the Park” homestand in June. [4] Hall-of-Famer Chief Bender was their first manager. [6] The Wilmington Blue Rocks have retired three numbers: Johnny Damon (18), Mike Sweeney (33) and Robin Roberts (36). [5] The team is the oldest professional sports franchise in Delaware. [2]
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