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PričaMASH Baseball opens state-of-the-art Savage training complex, eyes outdoor fields by 2025
MASH Baseball has moved into a purpose‑built indoor home at 6510 W. 130th Street in Savage, establishing a year‑round anchor for baseball and softball training in the south metro [2][1]. The complex includes 12 batting cages, dedicated pitching areas, a professional gym, a full infield diamond and an on‑site Twin Cities Orthopedics space for sports rehabilitation, creating a one‑stop development environment for players and families [2].Co‑founded by Steve McGuiggan and Tom Buske, the club’s path runs from a 22‑player start in Burnsville through Eagan to today’s multi‑team operation, fielding players across ages 8–18 with alumni advancing to Division I programs [2]. A second phase of the project is planned to add two outdoor baseball/softball fields, with a target to host games by about fall 2025 [2].The Savage location also maintains public listings for classes and appointments, further signaling the facility’s role as a community training hub [1].
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PričaMASH Baseball (MN) fields multiple travel teams out of Savage
MASH Baseball operates out of Savage and fields multiple teams that travel to regional and national events, reflected across Perfect Game’s organization profile and team/event listings [1]. The footprint includes age‑group squads such as a 14U team registered in USSSA competition out of Savage [2].Perfect Game’s organization page for MASH Baseball (MN) lists the club’s hometown as Savage and tracks its teams along with college commitments and drafted alumni, underscoring the program’s development pipeline [1]. The USSSA team page for “MASH National 14U” further anchors the club’s tournament presence and city listing [2].The club maintains a Savage contact point through its official website, which provides ways to reach staff and learn about programming [3]. A local business listing also places MASH Baseball in Savage for athletes and families searching for the facility [4].
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PričaMASH Campus in Savage hosts 2026 Prep Baseball Minnesota Preseason All-State
The 2026 Preseason All-State showcase took over MASH Campus in Savage across March 14–15, with measurables and evaluations compiled in a comprehensive Data Dive for the class of 2026 prospects [1].For MASH, hosting put the Savage hub front and center. The club operates out of 6510 W 130th Street with year-round training, camps, and classes available through its online schedule and partner booking platform [2][3][4].Minnesota MASH fields multiple travel teams across youth age groups and has built a notable college pipeline; Perfect Game lists 92 college commitments and several MLB draftees tied to the organization [5]. The club keeps its community engaged through its official Facebook and Instagram channels [6][7].
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PričaMASH Baseball opens Spring Teams for 9U–14U: March 17–April 21 with CIS Kick Off, Midwest Mayhem
MASH Baseball is rolling out its Spring Teams for 9U–14U, running late March through the end of April. The program features six Tuesday-night practices from March 17–April 21, with age-group windows split between early and late evening sessions [1].Competition ramps up with two tournaments on the slate: the CIS Kick Off Classic on April 11–12 and Midwest Mayhem on April 25–26, giving squads a focused spring runway before summer ball [1].Program cost is $800, with a three-part plan available: a $300 deposit up front, followed by $250 due March 1 and $250 due April 1 [1].Off the field, the club is advancing ballfield capacity projects, including a planned complex in partnership with ISG—an effort tied to growing opportunities for local players [2].
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PričaMASH Baseball sets 2026 calendar in Savage: Midwest Mayhem, Club Championships headline
MASH Baseball has mapped out its 2026 event lineup, highlighted by the Midwest Mayhem in May and Club Championships set for the mid-summer and early fall windows. Dates and event info are posted for families planning their tournament calendars [1].Beyond tournament play, the club’s schedule features ongoing programming—clinics, live bullpen work, arm development blocks, and recruiting-focused sessions—giving players year-round touchpoints to sharpen their game [2].The club operates out of Savage, with its facility listed at 6510 W 130th Street. Contact channels, including phone and email, are available through the club’s official site for questions on rosters, tryouts, and registrations [4][3].Schedules, sign-ups, and updates are maintained on the club’s site, with additional news and community notes shared on its Facebook page as dates approach [3][5][2].
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PričaMASH Baseball sets 11U–17U teams and National Teams; 92 college commitments listed
MASH Baseball, the Savage, Minnesota development club, fields teams from 11U through 17U and runs select/high‑school squads alongside National Teams designed for multi‑event summer slates [6][2][3]. The program emphasizes player development, technology, and recruiting support [1].Perfect Game currently lists 11 total teams for the organization, along with 92 college commitments and three drafted players tied to the program [4].Official channels include the X handle @MASH__BASEBALL and a Facebook page that lists the club’s Savage address (6510 130th St), phone (952) 454‑8641, and email (info@mnmash.com) [5][6].
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PričaMASH Baseball builds a Savage-based pipeline from 11U to prep
Savage’s Minnesota MASH Baseball has grown into a year‑round club that fields multiple youth teams from 11U up through high school, pairing development‑first training with a competitive slate across the region [1][3]. The program is anchored in Savage and operates under the MASH Baseball banner [1][4][5].MASH outlines dedicated leads for player development and pitching alongside executive leadership, reflecting a structured approach that supports athletes on and off the field [2]. The club frames its mission around honest, transparent player development, modern facilities and technology, and hands‑on recruiting guidance [6].Its Perfect Game organization page tracks teams and college commitments, illustrating the program’s footprint in the travel and showcase circuit [3]. Tryouts and program updates roll out routinely across Instagram, Facebook and X, keeping families looped in year‑round [4][5][6]. A 2018 recap video captures the program’s culture and momentum, highlighting the standards MASH set early and continues to build on [7].
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PričaMASH Baseball grows in Savage under CEO Tom Buske with year-round training and teams
MASH Baseball has been built out in Savage under founder and CEO Tom Buske, who set the tone for a development-first operation that serves players and families across the south metro [1][2]. The club’s home base sits at 6510 130th St W, Savage, MN 55378, anchoring year‑round programming and team activities [2].A seasoned staff backs that mission, including Player Development Coordinator Andy Henkemeyer, Pitching Director Weston Germain, and Director of Baseball Steve McGuiggan, alongside Buske in the front office [1]. The setup blends training, performance work, and competitive team pathways across age groups [2][5].MASH maintains an active public footprint, with program details and staff bios on its site, regular updates on Facebook and X, and listings in local training directories that reflect ongoing classes and sessions [2][3][4][5]. For families looking to get in touch, the club lists direct contact information through its home/contact page [2].The club is also referenced in regional league and facility listings, underscoring its role as a standing baseball hub in Savage [5][6].
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PričaMASH Baseball Club’s MASH Campus Continues Development in Savage
MASH Baseball Club continues to enhance its training infrastructure in Savage, Minnesota, via the ongoing expansion of its MASH Campus. The club’s indoor facility, which spans 68,000 square feet and includes a field house, weight room, batting cages, and sports medicine spaces, opened its first phase in 2023. The next phase, slated to begin construction in 2024, will add synthetic turf multipurpose fields to the complex (isginc.com). The facility supports robust youth baseball development programs, with multiple age-group teams from 11U through 17U, year-round practice access, and a developmental model that has helped over 400 players progress to collegiate baseball since 2012 (mnmash.com).
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PričaMinnesota Mud Puppies to Return in 2026 with Training at MASH Baseball Club Facility
The Northwoods League announced that the Minnesota Mud Puppies, a collegiate summer travel team, will return for the 2026 season and train at the MASH Baseball Club’s facility in Savage, Minnesota. The Mud Puppies will play a schedule of 36 games against 18 different league clubs. This development positions MASH Baseball Club as a host venue for elite summer baseball activity in the Twin Cities area, reinforcing the club’s role as a regional training hub. The team’s presence underscores the facility’s value for high-level talent development in baseball.