Trenton Thunder

If you grew up or have lived in New Jersey for any stretch of time, you know how much residents of the Garden State love sports.

One of Dunder Mifflin's finest is coming to Mercer County this summer!

A staffer for the baseball team alerted police to a phoned-in bomb threat on Thursday — a quick evacuation and sweep turned up nothing of concern, city officials said.

Navy Week and its signature outreach program pull into Trenton the first week of May to educate citizens about its people and importance.

It was a challenging, but ultimately successful, return to play for New Jersey's minor league squads after a full year off due to the pandemic.

In all the previous years of the Thunder, Patriots, and BlueClaws, they've never started their seasons simultaneously.

Going to a game is going to be different for many reasons, most related to COVID-19, but also because the very landscape of New Jersey minor league baseball has shifted since 2019.

Trenton Thunder announces that the team will be one of the founding members of the new MLB Draft League and will continue to have baseball in the capital city.

Nearly three weeks after the Trenton Thunder were left without a team to field when the New York Yankees moved their AA affiliate to Somerset County comes news from Major League Baseball and Prep Baseball Report on Monday that they are currently among 5 teams set to compete in the new MLB Draft League.

Yes, the Major League Baseball season will begin in late July and without fans, but Minor League Baseball announced on Tuesday that there will be no season this summer for the affiliated teams.