RailRiders fans brave the cold for opening day
With baseball gloves on hand, this foursome anxiously awaits a home run to fly out of left centerfield during the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders’ doubleheader for opening day on Wednesday at PNC Field.
Tony Callaio | For Times Leader
Brothers David Morin, left, and Joseph Morin, along with their friend, Christina Wesley, enjoy a beverage during a chilling RailRiders doubleheader against Rochester Red Wings on Wednesday.
Tony Callaio | For Times Leader
This bundled-up family from Scranton enjoyed the first game of the RailRiders’ doubleheader on Wednesday while enjoying warm pretzels.
Tony Callaio | For Times Leader
The Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Railrider grounds crew makes quick work around home plate repairs with home plate umpire Dexter Kelley, far right, looking on.
Tony Callaio | For Times Leader
A scarce and bundled-up crowd attends a postponed RailRiders game from Tuesday night to Wednesday afternoon. The game was the home opener for the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre team’s 2025 season.
Tony Callaio | For Times Leader
With baseball gloves on hand, this foursome anxiously awaits a home run to fly out of left centerfield during the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders’ doubleheader for opening day on Wednesday at PNC Field.
This bundled-up family from Scranton enjoyed the first game of the RailRiders’ doubleheader on Wednesday while enjoying warm pretzels.
The Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Railrider grounds crew makes quick work around home plate repairs with home plate umpire Dexter Kelley, far right, looking on.
A scarce and bundled-up crowd attends a postponed RailRiders game from Tuesday night to Wednesday afternoon. The game was the home opener for the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre team’s 2025 season.
Brothers David Morin, left, and Joseph Morin, along with their friend, Christina Wesley, enjoy a beverage during a chilling RailRiders doubleheader against Rochester Red Wings on Wednesday.
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