Women’s Pro Baseball Fan Blog
Justin JabsA free, unofficial fan blog for musings, news, opinion, and analysis on the Women's Pro Baseball League. (Not affiliated or endorsed by the WPBL.)
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 20 | Subscribers | Read | wpblfan.com |
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WPBL Inaugural Draft in the Books
After months of anticipation, it finally happened. Last night was the inaugural Women’s Pro Baseball League draft. In case you missed it, the full draft video is available on YouTube and the league also posted a recap of each round (with so...
Front Office Sports Reports WPBL Inaugural Season Ticketed for Springfield, Illinois
In a breaking news exclusive from Front Office Sports, this morning we learned the Women’s Pro Baseball League’s inaugural season will take place in Springfield, Illinois at Robin Roberts Stadium. The season will begin in August – not May1,...
Sarah Edwards Joins the Draft, Watch Parties Around the Globe, and More WPBL News
Every so often I publish a fresh WPBL News Rundown, a collection of all the most notable and interesting stories on women’s pro baseball I’ve read since the last post.
2025 WPBL Mock Draft
Last night, the Women’s Pro Baseball League announced details for the inaugural player draft. The event will be streamed live on YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram on Thursday, November 20th1 at 7:00pm Central. Each of the league’s four teams w...
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#Brewers Season Seat Holder and future #WPBL fan who writes about the Women’s Pro Baseball League. (Not affiliated with or endorsed by the WPBL.)
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