Team officials say the Ferris wheel would be just beyond left field, and it would be available on more than just game days for the Saints.

Now, it’s not beyond the St. Paul baseball club to crack a joke. But, in fact, the Saints really want a Ferris wheel. It was ...

The Saint Paul Saints new ballpark, CHS Field, has been named the greenest ballpark in America, according to Ryan Companies US, Inc. The new field, located in the Lowertown neighborhood of St ...

The St. Paul edition is available for purchase online for $40, as well as at some of the locations and events on the board, ...

The world-famous competitive eater demolished the "Land of 10,000 Calories" challenge at CHS Field with help from the ...

CHS is a Fortune 100 company, employs about 10,000, with annual revenues of about $45 billion. The company is owned by about 75,000 farmers and 1,100 member cooperatives that represent another ...

With beautiful club seats, two batting cages, a professional-level clubhouse and a restaurant overlooking the field, you might forget you're watching a minor league team at CHS Field.

Like CHS Field, the ballpark captures and reuses thousands of gallons of rainwater and maintains an elaborate recycling program. Frederick Melo can be reached at 651-228-2172.

The stands may be empty but fans are still getting a taste of baseball. CHS Field has opened a Pop-Up Cafe, open seven days a week from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

CHS Field, the stadium in St. Paul's Lowertown that is home to the Class AAA St. Paul Saints, will host the title games for the first time, but it is a regular haunt for high school baseball teams ...

“I give you CHS Field!” said St. Paul Saints co-owner Mike Veeck, standing somewhere in the vicinity of the regional ballpark’s second base.