The Corvallis Knights have hired veteran college, club and high school coach Alex Bailey as an assistant coach for the upcoming season, head coach Brooke Knight announced on Monday, May 15. Bailey has worked in a number of baseball capacities…
Oregon State freshman catcher Adley Rutschman (pictured with the Corvallis Knights last summer) took part in history last night as the #1-ranked Beavers clinched a Pac-12 title vs. Oregon at PK Park and gave OSU head baseball coach Pat Casey…
Happy Friday everyone, from the home of your 2016 West Coast League champions! The Knights now have another alum in the major leagues. The Seattle Mariners recalled right-handed pitcher Sam Gaviglio (2009) from triple-A Tacoma this week. He fills a…
In his younger days, future Corvallis Knights infielder Gabe Matthews grew up dreaming about playing at Goss Stadium at Coleman Field. However, the former South Salem High School star always figured his chance to play at the Corvallis stadium would…
Single-game tickets for the 2017 Corvallis Knights baseball season go on sale today - Wednesday, May 10th - and can be purchased at the Knights downtown office, located at 301 SW 4th Street; by phone by calling 541-752-5656; or online…
The Knights welcomed a Joe Beaver Road Show on Tuesday, May 2nd to its worldwide headquarters in downtown Corvallis. The program's hosts Jon Warren and Mike Parker (pictured l-r) kicked off the show with a phone interview with Knights alum…
The Corvallis Knights kicked off their One Step Closer to Home promotion in partnership with Pape Material Handling in support of Community Outreach, Inc. this past Friday. Corvallis Knights skipper Brooke Knight and Knights Baseball Club CEO Dan Segel made…
Oregon State sophomore catcher/first baseman Zak Taylor has done his best to prepare freshmen teammates Tyler Malone (pictured) and Elliot Willy for their upcoming summer with the Corvallis Knights. "I've told them it's comparable to a low-Class A schedule," said…
The San Francisco Giants have recalled left-handed pitcher Josh Osich (2008), an ace on our 2008 WCL champions, back up to the majors. He was at Sacramento in the triple-A Pacific Coast League, where he was 1-1, 7.91 in nine…