Evansville Otters Release Full 2027 Season Schedule

Fresh off an amazing 2026 season, where the Evansville Otters finished 2nd in the Frontier League, the team is already looking ahead to next season with the release of the 2027 schedule.

The Otters open the season on the road with six games in the Chicago area: a weekend series against the Windy City ThunderBolts May 7-9, then a first-ever meeting with new division rival Kane County May 11-13. Then it's back home to Historic Bosse Field on Friday, May 14 to face the Mississippi Mud Monsters, kicking off a nine-game homestand that also brings in Gateway (May 18-20) and Windy City (May 21-23).

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A New League Name With the Same History

Here's a fun bit of news: the Frontier League is now officially the National Association of Professional Baseball, as of October 1. Don't worry, all 34 years of league history, stats, and records are staying right where they are. The league will again play 102 games, with 51 at home, and four teams from each conference will make the playoffs.

Key Otters Games Worth Circling

• June 1-6: The Otters make their first trip to Cleburne, TX to take on the Railroaders.
• June 22-24 and Aug. 17-19: Kane County visits Bosse Field.
• July 16-18: The Down East Bird Dawgs make their first-ever trip to Evansville.
• Aug. 20-22: The Tri-City ValleyCats close out the inter-conference slate in town.

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All-Star Festivities and Ballpark Updates

The 2027 All-Star festivities are set for July 12-15, with the location still to be announced.

Otters General Manager Tony Buccilli says fans can expect an enhanced experience at Bosse Field. In the coming months, the team will share details on cosmetic updates to the ballpark and new programs aimed at making Otters baseball accessible to everyone. "There will be a great buzz leading up to Opening Day," he said, "and we are excited to bring the Tri-State community together."

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Corporate partnerships, group outings, and season tickets go on sale in the coming weeks, and single-game tickets follow in the spring. Start planning your summer now!