Canaries "what's on Tap" for 2026 with president Brian Jamros

No team in the American Association has won more games over the last three seasons than the Sioux Falls Canaries. No team had lost more in the several years before that.   The Birds have seen an uptick not just in wins, but also in ticket sales and revenue. That has a lot to do with owners Brian Slipka and Anthony Albanese, who bought the club in April 2021, kept manager Mike Meyer, and poured their own money into enhancements for the players and fans at The Birdcage.   President Brian Jamros has led the day-to-day operations since the 2022 season and tells the story of how so much has transformed in a few years.   Sioux Falls is off to a 5-1 start, with games at The Birdcage every day through Sunday this, then again Friday-thru-Sunday next week.   So, what's new? Why are ticket prices lower? What factors influence decisions about ballpark renovations and concessions?    Oh, what is a conversation about the Canaries without bringing up a possible new ballpark someday. Perhaps you have heard that 130 acres of city-purchased land just north of Falls Park will be available in a few years.