Jersey Shore BlueClaws open 2025 season with ‘Bennies vs. Locals’ rivalry
General Manager Bob McLane joined News 12’s Jim Murdoch to explain the new "Bennies vs. Locals" rivalry against the Hudson Valley Renegades and also discussed other promotions and a revamped menu for fans at ShoreTown Ballpark.
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8h agoThe Jersey Shore BlueClaws launch their 2025 season next week with the first of 66 home games at ShoreTown Ballpark in Ocean County.
General Manager Bob McLane joined News 12’s Jim Murdoch to explain the new "Bennies vs. Locals" rivalry against the Hudson Valley Renegades and also discussed other promotions and a revamped menu for fans at ShoreTown Ballpark.
The Locals vs. Bennys games will take place on Friday, June 20, Saturday, July 19 and Thursday, Aug. 21.
The BlueClaws season kicks off next Tuesday at their home field in Lakewood.
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