Santa Barbara Foresters open the season on Saturday
KEYT News Channel 3-12
June 5, 2026
The Santa Barbara Foresters are back, and summer just got a whole lot more fun. Our beloved 'Boys of Summer' open their season this Saturday, June 6th, at 4:30 p.m. against Philippines Baseball, and all home games will be played at Santa Barbara High School. It’s a tradition that brings the whole community together—from families with kids to die-hard baseball fans. Manager Bill Pintard has been at the helm for years, and this team always brings heart and hustle.
Whether you’re a longtime supporter or new to town, there’s nothing like catching a game under the Santa Barbara sun. KEYT News Channel 3-12 had the scoop on this season opener, and it’s the perfect excuse to grab some peanuts, cheer on the Foresters, and soak in that Central Coast summer vibe. See you at the ballpark!
This summary was written by AI based on the original article from KEYT News Channel 3-12.
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