Binghamton Triplets

More than 50 years after a beloved ballpark in Johnson City was torn down, historic markers have been unveiled at the site where the Binghamton Triplets baseball team played.

Thurman Munson's widow will attend the dedication of Johnson Field, the home of the Binghamton Triplets which was the New York Yankees farm team until 1968.

More than a half-century after the Triplets played their final game in Johnson City, a pair of historic markers are to be erected at the site of their ballpark, Johnson Field.

The thrill of competition is often measured in a pure rush of adrenaline, but how sweet is victory without the supports of people witnessing the act.

Long before the Binghamton Mets and Rumble Ponies, the triple cities had a minor league baseball team that would show case some of the greatest players in the history of Baseball.

National and Twin Tiers sports legend, Jim “Mudcat” Grant has died at the age of 85.

Memorabilia featuring some of the greatest moments in local sports history, is about to be open to the public, at the Greater Binghamton Sports Hall of Fame in the Oakdale Mall.

Former Binghamton Triplets and member of the Binghamton Baseball Shrine, Al Downing is the special guest on Southern Tier Close Up.

Tonight is "Sock Out Cancer" Night. It's your chance to help out a great cause while watching baseball. Get there early and meet Al Downing.