We contacted the Fort Worth Cats directly and got in touch with Bruce Kirby. Kirby is the manager for the Fort Worth Cats Baseball Club - a college preparation team for youth.

FORT WORTH, Texas — At LaGrave Field in Fort Worth, the last time you could hear the cheers and the sound of a baseball hit against a bat was five years ago. The once lively stadium hosting the ...

Fort Worth enjoyed minor league baseball from 1888 to 1964 and again from 2002 to 2014. LaGrave was built in 1926, and later demolished and rebuilt in 2002 around the original base paths.

Five months after the Tarrant Regional Water District approved the demolition of LaGrave Field, the now-defunct baseball stadium on Fort Worth’s Panther Island will be torn down in mid-November.

In 1932 the team was renamed the Fort Worth Cats. Following refurbishments in 1950 and its first demolition in 1967, the stadium was rebuilt in 2001 after businessman Carl Bell brought the team back.

LaGrave Field was the home of the Fort Worth Cats, a minor league team. It hosted baseball legends such as Jackie Robinson and Joe DiMaggio.

You might not be aware that Scherzer played his first-ever pro baseball game just a few miles from Arlington in May 2007. He pitched briefly for the Fort Worth Cats in an independent minor league ...