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Wisconsin Timber Rattlers Dossier

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A sourced guide to team history, notable people and the documented game-day experience behind the ticket.

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Wisconsin Timber Rattlers History

  1. Background

    The team’s mascot, Fang T, was introduced when the Timber Rattlers debuted in 1995.

    Source: Statetrunktour

The essentials

Wisconsin Timber Rattlers Facts

Identity

The team’s mascot, Fang T, was introduced when the Timber Rattlers debuted in 1995.

Source: Statetrunktour

Identity

The Timber Rattlers are part of a long tradition of baseball in Appleton, which previously hosted the Foxes.

Source: Statetrunktour

Sound Style

A timber rattler is a snake in northern Wisconsin.

Source: News

Wisconsin Timber Rattlers Game-Day Experience

The team’s mascot, Fang T, was introduced when the Timber Rattlers debuted in 1995. [1] Wisconsin Timber Rattlers play their home games at Neuroscience Group Field at Fox Cities Stadium. [2] The Timber Rattlers are part of a long tradition of baseball in Appleton, which previously hosted the Foxes. [1]

Wisconsin Timber Rattlers Team Highlights

Wisconsin Timber Rattlers won both games of the postponed home opener, defeating the West Michigan Whitecaps 3–1 and 8–6 before an audience of 1,937 people. [2]

Wisconsin Timber Rattlers History

Wisconsin Timber Rattlers are a Minor League Baseball team of the Midwest League and the High‑A affiliate of the Milwaukee Brewers. [2]

References

  1. [1] Exploring Wisconsin's Ballparks: A Baseball Road Trip
  2. [2] Wisconsin Timber Rattlers

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