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Minor League Baseball returns to the Field of Dreams, as does former Tar Heel infielder Aaron Sabato


For Saint Paul Saints player and former UNC first baseman , it is a return trip. Sabato previously played at the Field of Dreams in 2022 as a member of the Cedar Rapids Kernels. “I mean, it kind of puts stuff into perspective of how much the game brings people together and how much you can give back to the community,” Sabato said. “ (KCRG)

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Minor League Baseball returns to the Field of Dreams, as does former Tar Heel infielder Aaron Sabato