Counter Clocks News Today

There’s usually a love affair between a minor league baseball team and its community members, and in Lexington, it felt like the two went through a bad break-up last summer.

After a one-year stint as the Lexington Counter Clocks, new ownership led veteran MiLB operator Andy Sandler is restoring the Lexington Legends name.

The Lexington Counter Clocks, the city's professional baseball team, has new owners and is now teasing another possible name change.

Kevin Krause hits second round-tripper of season.

Their games are going to bring people together to honor and remember Scott County Deputy Caleb Conley.

Island club improved to 9-15.

The Scott County deputy was shot and killed Monday during a traffic stop on I-75.

The sound of gunshots has become so common to people living around Castlewood Park that a group of neighbors didn’t think to call 9-1-1 when they heard a series of gunshots Saturday night.

Ferrarella said the entire stadium has been revamped. From new and additional seating and suites, to more netting and padding around the field, and even to the bathrooms. It’s all been updated and replaced.

The Lexington Legends are no more and the Lexington Counter Clocks are counting down the minutes until they take the field for the first time.