The Brisbane Bandits return home looking to stabilize after a 3-4 record in their first seven games, marked by less-than-ideal run production and a pitching staff still finding its rhythm. Standing in their way is the Perth Heat, who are 2-4, that has shown flashes of offensive punch and bring several players into the series on impressive streaks. Both clubs are trying to gain early-season footing as they attempt to climb atop the ABL standings.

The Brisbane Bandits travel to Sydney this weekend for a highly anticipated early-season series against the Sydney Blue Sox at Blacktown International Sportspark.

The Brisbane Bandits are thrilled to continue our international partnership with the Samsung Lions, one of South Korea’s most successful professional baseball clubs. Now in its second year, this collaboration builds on the strong foundations established last season and continues to bring world-class talent and expertise to Brisbane.

We’re fired up to welcome right-handed pitcher Tyler Jeans to the Brisbane Bandits! Standing at 6’4″ and 220 lbs, the Arkansas State Red Wolves product brings a serious arm and next-level potential to our pitching staff.

The Brisbane Bandits are excited to welcome two rising stars from the Kansas City Royals organisation — right-handed pitcher Brandon Herbold and outfielder Noah Barber — as part of the continuing partnership between the Royals and the Bandits for the 2025/26 Australian Baseball League season.

The Brisbane Bandits are thrilled to announce the signing of Kamdyn Perry, a promising right-handed pitcher from the Texas Rangers organisation, for the upcoming ABL season.