Midwest League Social Media

It’s pretty interesting how technology has changed in the few years since the first words and photos were posted on BBIFW. To keep up with the happenings and news of the Midwest League, I had to rely upon Google Alerts and a lot of manual effort. The lone exception was MWLGuide. Today, the teams have their own Twitter feeds and Facebook pages. As do the players, managers and even the mascots.

Now I am not going to go posting all the individuals’ pages here, but I thought some social media links would be nice. So heare goes…

Update: John Asher has taken the Twitter feeds provided here and put them into a Twitter list. Surely a suggested follow.

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