St. Paul Saints Tickets & Schedule

The St. Paul Saints 2024 season has begun and we've got great Saints tickets for all home games at CHS field. Whether you are looking for a pair of seats behind home plate or a large group of seats for the family, Ticket King can get you in the game. The Saints play in the the International League and they are currently the Triple-A affiliate of the Minnesota Twins. The Saints are on of twenty teams in the league. 

St. Paul Saints F.A.Q. 

Q: Where Do The Saints Play Their Home Games?

A: CHS Field has been the Saints' home field since 2015.

Q: What's the address to CHS Field?

A: 360 N Broadway St, St Paul, MN 55101

Q: What time do the Saints games begin?  

A: Night games generally begin at 6:37 pm and afternoon games start at 2:07 pm. There are some games that may start at 7:05 pm, and it's best to check the full schedule for all start times. 

Q: How many seats are there at CHS Field?

A: CHS Field seats 7,210 fans in 20 numbered seating sections. Fans can also sit on the Treasure Island Berm in left field. 

Q: Who is the Saints mascot?

A: For the first half of the 2024 season, the current name for the mascot is "Ozempig." Later in the season, the mascot will be renamed.

St. Paul Saints History

For 2023, the team ended the season in first place. Their overall record was 84-64. Andrew Stevenson led the team, playing in 106 games, with 132 hits and 16 home runs. He had 57 RBIs and 44 stolen bases. Mark Contreras, Jair Camargo, and Chris Williams were also team leaders in stats and games played.  

The St. Paul Saints are members of the MLB International and Triple-A affiliates of the Minnesota Twins organization. Since 2015 the team has called CHS Field their home. Founded in 1993, the team first played at Midway Stadium. The team has won five league titles and nine division titles. 

Well before the Twins came to Minnesota, there was a robust minor-league baseball team named the Saints. The name was first used as far back as 1894. The current franchise started in 1993 and ran through 2020. After the reorganization of Major League Baseball, the team became what is known as affiliated baseball with the Minnesota Twins.