Brandon Nimmo

As the baseball world buzzes, a familiar face is taking his talents to Texas. What’s behind this big move for Nimmo?

For 58 seasons the Cowboys played hard ball at the Division-I level before the program was axed back in 1996

Former Cheyenne Post 6 star and current New York Mets outfielder Brandon Nimmo is taking part in a video game tournament for charity this weekend.

In his first Coors Field start, Nimmo led off the game with an inside-the-park home run and slugged another homer while dozens of friends and family members cheered him on.

Former Cheyenne Post Six great, now New York Met, Brandon Nimmo had the opportunity to spend the September 11 anniversary with some New York City heroes.

When Brandon Nimmo was selected to play for Team Italy in the upcoming World Baseball Classic, most people were surprised to learn that the Wyoming native came from an Italian family. After all, most members of the Nimmo family are of Irish and Scottish decent...

It's been a great year for sports fans here in Wyoming. Here's our completely subjective and totally unofficial list of the five best sports moments of 2016. 1. Maverick Meets Big Papi - This is why we all love sports. When MLB Network star Kevin Millar heard about a boy from Cheyenne suffering from a congenital heart defect, he moved mountains for Maverick...

Which New York Mets prospect will have a better baseball career: Tim Tebow or Cheyenne's Brandon Nimmo?

If Brandon Nimmo's career ended today, he would have already accomplished something only a handful of players from Wyoming ever have; making it to the big leagues. This week, the New York Mets sent Nimmo back down to AAA Las Vegas. But don't worry, he'll be back...

Watch Wyoming's own former Post 6 Baseball standout Brandon Nimmo make his first ever professional baseball home run July 1, 2016.

It's a moment that some Wyoming sports fans will never forget. On June 27, 2016, Brandon Nimmo recorded his first Major League hit for the New York Mets, lining a 2-2 fastball to right center in the top of the second inning versus Washington.

Five years after being drafted out of Wyoming American Legion Baseball, a Cheyenne East grad has received the call to play in the Big Leagues.