Aces Hire New GM, Jaenson Now Highest Ranking Female Executive in MiLB

She was an athlete first and was drawn to the business side of sports, and now Emily Jaenson is the highest ranking female executive in minor league baseball.  Read more here.

Reno Aces Announce 10th Season Celebration

The Reno Aces (Triple-A, Pacific Coast League) have released their 2018 promotional schedule with a wide variety of exciting events set for the 10th Season Celebration. Seventeen fireworks shows, eight fan giveaways and numerous theme nights are sprinkled throughout the Aces ­70-game home schedule.

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Mr. Baseball to Receive Makeover, Other Improvements Coming to Greater Nevada Field

PRESS RELEASE – In addition to the new Daktronics (NASDAQ-DAKT) video displays coming to Greater Nevada Field, the field will feature a new Mr. Baseball, new wall pads, a third art mural, new artwork in the suite level from the Sierra Arts Foundation, and the return of celebratory strobe lights on the right-field berm, the Reno Aces and Reno 1868 FC announced today.

New HD Video Board for Greater Nevada Field

PRESS RELEASE – Greater Nevada Field will feature significant improvements in 2017, including a new high-definition video board and ‘monster display’ ahead of the Reno Aces and Reno 1868 FC regular seasons, both clubs announced today.

Reno Aces Ballpark Gets New Name, Logo Unveiled

PRESS RELEASE – SK Baseball, LLC and Reno Soccer Investors, LLC, in conjunction with Greater Nevada Credit Union (GNCU), announced Thursday a multi-year partnership and naming-rights agreement for the home venue of the Reno Aces Baseball Club and Reno 1868 Football Club to be known as Greater Nevada Field, effective immediately.

$1.2M in Upgrades Coming to Aces Ballpark, Name Options Unveiled for Soccer Team

Despite construction debt issues, Aces Ballpark, home of the Reno Aces (Triple-A, Pacific Coast League), is set to get $1.2 million in upgrades, including HD video and surround sound.  Read more here.  Meanwhile, the six possible names for the new United Soccer League (USL) franchise coming to Aces Ballpark have been unveiled.  Read more here.

“Aceskating” Returns to Aces Ballpark November 24, Giveaways Planned

PRESS RELEASE – “Aceskating” returns to Aces Ballpark on Tuesday, November 24 complete with opening night festivities and weekly promotions.

Pro Soccer Coming to Aces Ballpark

A professional soccer team will be playing at Aces Ballpark by 2017 under the terms of a new  United Soccer League franchise that will be announced in Reno (NV) on Wednesday.  Read more here.

Reno Aces Ballpark to Host Beer Festival

Brewers from around Nevada will gather for the first statewide Fall Harvest Festival at Aces Ballpark Oct. 10.  For the first time, an event of this size, with music and 30 Nevada breweries, will all take place on the field.  Read more here.

Agreement in Reno Over Taxes (UPDATED)

The developers of Aces Ballpark, home of the Reno Aces (Triple-A, Pacific Coast League), have reportedly reached a tentative agreement with the Washoe County (NV) Commission to pay their back taxes on the stadium.  Read more here.  UPDATE:  More details here.

Reno Aces Borrow to Meet Expenses

The Triple-A Reno Aces (Pacific Coast League) had to borrow money from one of its owners to meet general expenses last year and can’t afford to pay more than the interest on its $55 million construction loan, according to a presentation submitted to the Reno City Council.  Read more here .

Ballpark Property Tax Dispute Heats Up Over Occupancy Certificate

Aces Ballpark, home of the Triple-A Reno Aces (Pacific Coast League), has been operating for four years with a temporary certificate of occupancy — a document that certifies the building has complied with necessary code requirements and that the building is safe to occupy — because a dispute over property taxes owed has kept the owners from securing a permanent one.  A number of public officials

Aces Ballpark Property Tax Dispute: An Interview with Herb Simon

In an exclusive interview with the Reno Gazette-Journal, billionaire real estate magnate Herb Simon said Tuesday he is taking a personal role in trying to resolve an ongoing dispute over whether he and his partners owe property taxes on Aces Ballpark, home of the Triple-A Reno Aces (Pacific Coast League).   Read more here.

Slaughter House Opens at Aces Ballpark

The Triple-A Reno Aces (Pacific Coast League), in cooperation with Explosive Entertainment, LLC, have opened the “Slaughter House” Halloween attraction at Aces Ballpark Friday night.  The haunted house will course through the ballpark from October 3rd to November 2nd.  Read more and watch news report here.  View press release here.

Aces Announce Front Office Promotions and Additions

PRESS RELEASE – The Reno Aces Baseball Club has announced promotions and additions to their front office staff today. The franchise recently concluded its sixth season of Pacific Coast League play and welcomed over 400,000 fans to Aces Ballpark in 2014.

Aces Announce 2014 Promotional Slate

PRESS RELEASE – The Reno Aces have released their 2014 promotional calendar, with special giveaways, discount offers or theme nights covering each of the club’s 72 games at Aces Ballpark this season.

Aces Logo a Bit More Traditional

Blogger Paul Caputo talked with the Triple-A Reno Aces (Pacific Coast League) about the development of the team’s branding, and it is clear that the ownership chose not to go the fun, goofy or kid-friendly route chosen by some of their industry colleagues.  Read more here.  Thanks to John Cerone for the story.

Washoe County, Aces Ballpark Owners Still Haggling Over Deliquent Tax Bill

The Washoe County District Attorney’s Office is actively negotiating a settlement with the owners of the Aces Ballpark to repay nearly $1.7 million in back property taxes, five months after the ballpark owners missed a deadline to make good on their lapsed tax bill.  Read more here.

Ballpark Visit ALERT: Aces Ballpark (Reno, NV)

MLB.com reporter Benjamin Hill recently visited Aces Ballpark, home of the Triple-A Reno Aces (Pacific Coast League).  Read more and view photos in a two-part series (actually, he said, they said) here and here.

Reno Council Approves Ballpark Refinancing Deal, Ball Now in Washoe County’s Court

The Reno (NV) City Council on Wednesday vote 5-2 to approve a $30 million reworked deal to refinance Aces Ballpark, home of the Triple-A Reno Aces (Pacific Coast League).  The subsidy must still be approved by the Washoe County Commission, which has so far balked at the proposal.  Read more here.

Council to Vote on Revised Ballpark Refinancing Plan

The Reno (NV) City Council will vote on a revised refinancing deal with the Aces Ballpark developers on Wednesday to help pay off Aces Ballpark, home of the Triple-A Reno Aces (Pacific Coast League).  Read more here.

Ballpark Bailout Deal Delayed in Reno

It will take the Reno (NV) City Council at least until the end of January to reconsider a potential deal with the developers of Aces Ballpark, home of the Triple-A Reno Aces (Pacific Coast League), before taking any action on the proposed refinancing agreement and public subsidy for the five-year-old stadium.

PCL President: Aces Can Leave

We don’t think for a second that the Triple-A Reno Aces (Pacific Coast League) are going anywhere, but the league has given the team permission to relocate if a deal is not struck with the city of Reno (NV) to help refinance Aces Ballpark.  Read more here.

Reno Council Approves Ballpark Refinancing Plan

The Reno (NV) City Council voted 4-3 Wednesday to approve a plan to use the city’s general fund to refinance a distressed $55 million construction loan that was used to pay for Aces Ballpark, home of the Triple-A Reno Aces (Pacific Coast League).  Read more here.

Airport Authority Opposes Proposed Tax Increase for Ballpark

The Reno-Tahoe Airport Authority has voiced opposition to a proposed increase of the Washoe County rental car tax to help refinance a distressed $55 million construction loan for Aces Ballpark, home of the Triple-A Reno Aces (Pacific Coast League).  Read more here.

Comparing the Triple-A Stadium Deals

As El Paso takes steps to bring Triple-A baseball to downtown, ABC-7 compares the terms of the city’s proposed stadium deal with ballpark agreements in Albuquerque (NM) and Reno (NV).  The Triple-A Albuquerque Isotopes (Pacific Coast League) pay out a whopping $1.6 to $2 million each year to their host city, but El Paso Deputy City Manger Bill Studer doesn’t believe that’s feasible for El Paso.  Read more here.

Reno Ghost Riders: “What Could Have Been Weekend”

PRESS RELEASE – The Reno Aces will transform into the Reno Ghost Riders for “What Could Have Been Weekend” July 12–15, the club announced today.

Aces Release 2012 Promo Calendar

PRESS RELEASE – The Reno Aces have released their 2012 promotional calendar, with special giveaways, discount offers or theme nights covering each of the club’s 72 games at Aces Ballpark this season.

Aces Awarded All-Star Game, Release Logo

PRESS RELEASE – The Reno Aces Baseball Club has been awarded the 2013 Triple-A All-Star Game, it was announced in a press conference held this morning at Aces Ballpark.

Aces vs. The Tax Man: Six-Month Lease on Deck

Washoe County says that Nevada Land LLC, which leases Aces Ballpark from the Reno Redevelopment Agency for the Triple-A Reno Aces (Pacific Coast League), owes $332,000 in property taxes this year and $761,000 is back taxes and penalties.  Nevada Land thinks it’s too much because the property is only used six months out of the year.  They have appealed the assessment to the state Board of

Johnny Cash Tribute Highlights Homestand

PRESS RELEASE – The first-place Reno Aces open the second half of the season Thursday with an eight-game homestand, highlighted by Johnny Cash Weekend, a pair of Coors Light Thirsty Thursdays™ presented by Lotus Radio and Reno News & Review, and a Saint Mary’s Fireworks Friday presented by KRNV News 4.

Aces, Washoe County in Dispute Over $718,717 in Unpaid Property Taxes

Washoe County (NV) says that the Triple-A Reno Aces owe $718,717 in unpaid property taxes on the land on which Aces Ballpark sits, but the Aces argue that the taxes have not been paid because they are awaiting a decision by the Nevada Board of Equalization in a dispute over the county assessor’s valuation of the property.  Read more here.

Aces Hiring 150 for 2011 Season

PRESS RELEASE – The Reno Aces Baseball Club now is accepting applications for more than 150 seasonal positions at Aces Ballpark, the club announced today.

Ballpark Visit ALERT: Aces Ballpark

Ballpark Reviews visits Aces Ballpark, home of the Triple-A Reno Aces.  Read review and view photos here.

Aces Set Attendance Record

PRESS RELEASE – Sacramento rallied for three runs in the top of the ninth inning Sunday night, turning a late deficit into a 10-8 victory over the Reno Aces in front of 9,271 fans at Aces Ballpark, a new Aces Ballpark record.

Baseball Legends at Aces Ballpark

PRESS RELEASE – Five baseball legends will visit Aces Ballpark Saturday, June 5, during the Aces 7:05 p.m. game against Portland, and will be signing autographs for charity on the concourse throughout the game.

Fireworks, Ice Cream Highlight Aces Memorial Weekend

PRESS RELEASE – The Reno Aces play host to the Sacramento River Cats for four games this Memorial Day weekend, highlighted by Saint Mary’s Fireworks Friday presented by KOLO 8, Tahoe Creamery ice cream tasting and on-field photo day.

Aces Announce Summer Special Event Series

PRESS RELEASE – The Reno Aces Baseball club will present a slew of special events at Aces games throughout the remainder of the 2010 season, including Girls Night Out, All Faiths Night and Dog Days of Summer, the organization announced today.

Aces Launch Program to Help Underprivileged and Seriously Ill Kids

PRESS RELEASE – The Reno Aces Baseball club and manager Brett Butler have launched Brett’s Big Leaguers presented by Barrick Gold, an initiative aimed at benefiting the lives of local underprivileged and seriously ill children, the organization announced today.

Aces Roll-Out Reading Program for Local Youth

PRESS RELEASE – Adding to its involvement in the community, the Reno Aces Baseball Club, Triple-A affiliate of the Arizona Diamondbacks, has introduced a brand-new reading program aimed at local children, the organization announced today.