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#WPBL

1,558
posts · 30d
344
users
52
posts / day
4.5
posts / user
+ 3315% vs last week

#WPBL is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 344 people shared 1,558 posts with it — around 52 a day. Activity is up 3315% versus the previous week, peaking on Aug 2 with 491 posts.

#WPBL posts per day (last 30 days)

Posts with #WPBL

CorrinaLeeB 🇨🇦
@corrina.sheshed.rocks
4 days ago
History isn’t made by waiting for permission. It’s made by stepping up to the plate! Congratulations to Denae Benites on hitting the first home run in Women’s Pro Baseball League history! ⚾💥 Every first inspires countless more to follow! #WPBL #WomenInSports #SheShed #ViVaHerAliance
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Sarah Spain ✨
@sarahspain.com
6 days ago
OMG they just unveiled the mascot… MAYBELLE THE MASCOT #WPBL
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Howard Megdal
@howardmegdal.bsky.social
2 days ago
Big news out of #WPBL postgame tonight: Queens manager Eric Young Jr. told me his starting pitcher Friday night will be Ayami Sato. So the matchup between Sato and the firepower of Kelsie Whitmore's San Francisco Firebells is almost here.
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Howard Megdal
@howardmegdal.bsky.social
1 day ago
Some #WPBL news: San Francisco manager Matt Williams confirms that Kelsie Whitmore will start tomorrow for the Firebells against Los Angeles. That means we'll see a Whitmore-Sato matchup on Friday night! Buckle up. @theixsports.bsky.social
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jen ramos-eisen
@jenramose.online
9 days ago
for those wondering where to watch #WPBL games
WOMEN’S PRO BASEBALL LEAGUE REACHES MEDIA RIGHTS AGREEMENT WITH ESPN AND SCRIPPS SPORTS NETWORK

FOR HISTORIC INAUGURAL SEASON

 

ESPN and Scripps Sports Network Named Official U.S. Distributors, Bringing Elite Women’s Baseball to Millions of Fans Nationwide

 

JULY 30, BOSTON — The Women’s Pro Baseball League (WPBL) officially announced its U.S. broadcast distributors for its highly anticipated inaugural season. ESPN and the Scripps Sports Network will serve as the League's primary media home, ensuring fans across the U.S. have widespread access to the League’s historic inaugural season set to start this Saturday, August 1st.
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jen ramos-eisen
@jenramose.online
6 days ago
y'all should be following @mingemi.bsky.social for #WPBL coverage this weekend if y'all don't already. Marisa does amazing work — love her, proud to be able to call her a colleague. she's killing it out in Springfield.
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Cecilia M. Tan
@whyilikebaseball.bsky.social
about 8 hours ago
It's early days in the #WPBL and so it'll be a while before we really see what the shape of the standings is, but although I'm sure they tried to balance the strength of the rosters, it's so difficult to do with limited scouting information. Also a note about Kelsie getting lit up tonight:
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Kristin Herrick
@kristinherrick.bsky.social
6 days ago
Girls will say “I needed this” and it’s just women playing professional baseball.⚾️ #wpbl
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jen ramos-eisen
@jenramose.online
about 1 month ago
#WPBL team names and logos are out: the Boston Hunters the New York Heights the Los Angeles Queens the San Francisco Firebells the reasonings behind the names are in the press release sent out to media below
New York Heights

The New York Heights are inspired by Dorothy Irene Height, a pioneering civil rights and women’s rights leader from New York whose influence and leadership helped shape generations of progress for Americans. Built around the ambition, intensity and relentless standards associated with New York, the Heights identity reflects a city that expects excellence and rises to meet it.
Brand identity: Graphic lines inspired by the speed of a fastball form both the New York skyline and the shape of the “H,” creating a mark rooted in movement, precision and audacity.
 

San Francisco Firebells

The San Francisco Firebells are inspired by Lillie Hitchcock Coit, known as “Firebelle,” who was a champion of San Francisco’s volunteer firefighters and benefactor of the iconic Coit Tower. Her spirit of action and civic pride became part of the city’s history. Rooted in the grit and reinvention that define San Francisco, the Firebells identity reflects a city that has always rebuilt stronger than before.
Brand identity:  When we are down, we come back like the phoenix, just as the city of San Francisco always has. The Firebells mark fuses a bell and phoenix into a single form - the alarm and the answer.
Los Angeles Queens

The Los Angeles Queens are inspired by Lizzie Murphy, known as the legendary “Queen of the Diamond,” who broke barriers as the first woman to play against major league players, and earning respect from others throughout the game. Built around the confidence, presence and cultural influence associated with Los Angeles, the Queens identity reflects a brand that is bold, modern and unapologetic.
Brand identity: The crown mark reimagines four baseball diamonds into a minimalist symbol of power, prestige and the game itself.
 

Boston Hunters

The Boston Hunters are inspired by Harriot K. Hunt, the first woman to apply to Harvard Medical School and establish a successful medical practice in the U.S. A pioneering physician and activist from Boston who challenged convention and opened doors for future generations of women. Inspired by Boston’s culture of resilience, toughness and relentless drive, the Hunters identity reflects a city built on grit and determination.
Brand identity: Inspired by the osprey, a focused and fearless coastal predator, the Hunters mark represents precision, instinct and action.
WPBL logos:

the Boston Hunters featuring an osprey carrying a bat heading downward

the New York Heights with what appears to be the Empire State Building with an H hidden in the building and a baseball at the base of the building 

the Los Angeles Queens with a Q and four diamonds above it

the San Francisco Firebells with a bell presumably on fire
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