About Ladies Baseball

Ladies Baseball is an unofficial WPBL fan guide at ladiesbaseball.com — not affiliated with the Women’s Pro Baseball League, not ESPN, and not a ticket seller. Spoken brand: Ladies Baseball. Public facts only; no made-up scores, ages, or quotes.

It exists so you can see the schedule and results, where to watch, who is on a roster, and how Springfield works. Jump: What is the WPBL?, schedule, ESPN+, Scripps, YouTube, standings, playoffs, Mo’ne Davis, Kelsie Whitmore, Denae Benites, Jemile Weeks, Firebells vs Queens, tickets, merch.

We last looked on September 24, 2026. If a number here disagrees with the official site, trust the official site.

Facts

Facts last updated October 14, 2026.

What this site is: Ladies Baseball (ladiesbaseball.com) is an unofficial fan guide to the Women’s Pro Baseball League (WPBL). It is not affiliated with the WPBL, ESPN, or any ticket seller.
What it covers: 2026 results, schedule, standings and playoffs; team and player pages; how to watch; and offseason pages on WPBL 2027, tryouts, player salary and the Women’s Baseball World Cup 2027.
The 2026 season: the WPBL’s inaugural season had four teams — Boston Hunters, Los Angeles Queens, New York Heights and San Francisco Firebells — and every game was played at Robin Roberts Stadium in Springfield, Illinois (ESPN press release; official tickets page).
2026 champions: the Los Angeles Queens beat the San Francisco Firebells 3–2 in the best-of-five Championship Series; Game 5 on Sep. 22, 2026 ended LA 2, SF 0 (official championship recap; official homepage series summary).
How 2026 games aired: ESPN (ESPN Select) carried every game in the U.S., 11 regular-season games were also on Scripps Sports, and fans outside the U.S. watched on YouTube (official media-rights announcement; official watch post).
2027: as of Oct. 14, 2026, the official site has not announced a 2027 schedule, broadcast deal or tryout date (official news page). What league leaders have said: WPBL 2027: what we know.
Women’s Baseball World Cup 2027: the Finals are July 19–25, 2027 at Rivets Stadium in Loves Park, Illinois, next to Rockford (WBSC host announcement).

What we check

Official homepage (standings, results, news)
Official watch post
Official schedule announcement
Official team pages: Boston, New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco
Official stats
Official tickets
Official shop (shop.womensprobaseballleague.com)
ESPN explainer / schedule
ESPN press release

What we won’t do

Make up players, scores, broadcast channels, or merch stock
Run ads
Speak for the league

We use GoatCounter, a free cookieless counter, to tell new visitors from returning ones; it stores only your first-visit date in your own browser and doesn’t collect personal data.

If something’s off, we’ll go back to the official pages — we don’t guess.

How this site is updated

Day-to-day updates on ladiesbaseball.com — scores, how to watch, schedule, standings, and the unofficial pick’em — are drafted and shipped with help from Grok 4.7, xAI’s latest Grok model available to us for this work. A human operator still reviews what goes live. This is an unofficial fan guide only. It is not the Women’s Pro Baseball League, not ESPN, and not a ticket seller. We do not invent scores, pairings, or traffic numbers. Public measured log: proof.

Help shape this

Ladies Baseball is an unofficial fan guide. If you searched for a record, a watch path, or a player and this site didn’t have it, that’s the list we want. We will not invent a score to fill a hole. Recheck the official site first. Public work log (measured clicks, not a pitch): proof.

Instagram for the unofficial account is @ladiesbaseball_com. That’s the public inbox.