Planned Vallejo Seaweed Games in Dublin Canceled

The Pecos League’s 2026 schedule no longer includes four Vallejo Seaweed games that had been set for Dublin after the league dropped Vallejo from the season and reassigned its Pacific Division slate. The change followed an April 13 league notice saying the Seaweed had been “removed from the schedule completely” for a second straight year. The league said Wilson Park in Vallejo had lost power after a January copper theft, leaving the site without lights, concessions or working bathrooms. In Dublin, the affected dates had been part of a stopgap plan to place some Seaweed games at Fallon Sports Park before those listings disappeared from the active schedule. ### Which Dublin games were on the schedule before they vanished? The Vallejo Seaweed’s 2026 schedule page listed four Dublin-related dates before the club was removed: May 23 against the Dublin Leprechauns, May 29 at Dublin, May 30 hosting Dublin, and June 7 at Dublin. The same page showed those games as part of a broader Vallejo slate that extended into June. (pecosleague.com) The Dublin Leprechauns’ current 2026 schedule now shows Austin Weirdos games on May 30, May 31, June 1, June 2, June 6 and June 7 at Fallon Field rather than any Vallejo matchups on those late-May and early-June dates. That shift matches the league’s April statement that Austin would serve as the Pacific Division travel team. ### Why was Vallejo taken off the 2026 season at all? (vallejoseaweed.com) The Pecos League said on April 13 that Vallejo had been removed from the 2026 schedule after officials were notified on April 10 that Wilson Park would not have power “in any capacity.” The league said the January copper theft left the park without lights, concession operations or working bathrooms. (dublinleprechauns.com) The same league statement said Martinez and Sam Lynn Ballpark in Bakersfield had been considered as alternate sites. But the league added that weekday noon games were not workable for staffing, players or audience needs, and said operating with two travel teams in a six-team division would hurt the level of play. ### Why did Dublin matter in the backup plan? (pecosleague.com) Dublin had been one of the locations identified as a temporary host for some Seaweed games before the full season was abandoned. A report surfaced in late May saying Vallejo’s 2026 plan had called for most home games in Martinez, nine in Bakersfield and four in Dublin. Fallon Sports Park is Dublin’s main baseball venue for the Pecos League club. (pecosleague.com) The City of Dublin says the park includes a lighted 90-foot baseball diamond, restrooms, a concession booth and parking, and city documents describe it as the home field of the Dublin Leprechauns. ### What does this mean for ticket holders and local planning? The Dublin cancellations removed four dates that had appeared on the Seaweed schedule, affecting anyone who had been tracking those games for attendance, staffing or venue use. (newsbreak.com) The available league and team pages reviewed did not publish a separate refund notice tied specifically to the four Dublin dates. (dublin.ca.gov) The active public schedules suggest Dublin’s field inventory was quickly repurposed for other Pecos League games. The Dublin Leprechauns’ page lists Fallon Field as the club’s home venue and shows a full run of home dates through June and July. ### Where should fans look next for updates? The Pecos League’s main site now reflects a 15-team 2026 season and identifies Austin as the Pacific Division travel team. (vallejoseaweed.com) The Dublin Leprechauns’ schedule page remains the clearest public listing for what is actually being played at Fallon Field day to day. June 1 and June 2 are the next listed home dates in Dublin, with Austin scheduled at Fallon Field at 6 p.m., according to the Leprechauns’ current schedule. (dublinleprechauns.com) Any future notice on rescheduling, replacement games or ticket handling is most likely to appear first on the league or team schedule pages. (pecosleague.com)