A California baseball team ditched changing its nickname to the Gold Diggers after the marketing gimmick prompting outrage over the sexist trope. The Sacramento River Cats, the Triple-A affiliate ...

The River Cats were set to play as the Sacramento Gold Diggers, seemingly a throwback to the California Gold Rush. The city of Sacramento was a haven for gold miners in the late 1840s and was ...

The Gold Diggers logo featured a bearded man ... “Our intention was to creatively reference the rich history of Sacramento and gold country, but our approach was wrong, and we are sorry for ...

The MiLB team announced its Sacramento Gold Diggers alternate kit on Thursday, saying it was inspired by California's Gold Rush history. The jerseys featured a new logo mascot named Dugg the Miner.

One day after the Sacramento River Cats used sexist tropes in a video promoting their new Gold Diggers alternate identity, the San Francisco Giants’ Triple-A team said it will not use the new ...

After releasing a video Thursday promoting the “Gold Diggers” as the team’s alternate identity, the Sacramento River Cats canceled the campaign Friday. “Our recent marketing campaign for ...

The team announced Thursday afternoon their new alter ego, the Sacramento Gold Diggers, and said they’re entering their “golden era.” Gold was first discovered at Sutter’s Mill in Coloma ...

It didn't go well. Sacramento announced it would take the field five times as the "Sacramento Gold Diggers," with a black and gold uniform featuring miner and dollar sign logos in a supposed nod ...

On Thursday, the Sacramento River Cats, the San Francisco Giants’ Triple-A affiliate, introduced a temporary alternative brand for the “Gold Diggers.” So temporary was the branding that ...

On Thursday, the MiLB team announced their Sacramento Gold Diggers alternate kit. Featuring a black and gold color scheme, the alternate jerseys also debuted a new logo mascot: Dugg the Miner.