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Logo of the Month: Fort Wayne TinCaps

Fort_Wayne_Tincaps.JPGAffiliation: San Diego Padres

Location: Fort Wayne, Indiana

League: Midwest League (Class A)

Home Field: Parkview Field

Fun Facts: The TinCaps won the 2009 Midwest League Championship. Formerly the Fort Wayne Wizards, the franchise changed it’s monikor and moved into the impressive Parkview Field for the 2009 season. The name comes from Johnny Appleseed who wore a tin pan on his head. The mascot is Johnny, who represents Appleseed.

Notable Alumni: Josh Barfield, Jake Peavy, Torii Hunter, Luis Rivas

Official Fort Wayne TinCaps Website

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