A live stream of each game will also be broadcast online at JetHawks.com. The JetHawks Clubhouse Show, a weekly talk show, will continue to air every Wednesday at 5 PM (PST) on air and online at JetHawks.com. KaBoom, Stealth, and The Hawkettes Since the 1996 inaugural season, KaBoom (KB for short) has been the JetHawks' mascot. In the 2008 season, he introduced an all-new look as part of his team's complete image makeover. KB entertains fans at games and participates in contests between innings. He can often be seen walking around the stadium planning his next stunt. KaBoom also encourages children in Antelope Valley schools to read with his own KaBoom's Reading Challenge. Before the 2009 season on March 21, 2009, KaBoom celebrated his 13th birthday at a party held in his honor at Clear Channel Stadium, where he revealed his younger brother, Stealth, to JetHawks fans. From 2009 to 2011, the JetHawks reintroduced the all new Hawkettes, a dance team that helps pass out giveaways at the main gate, toss JetHawks and Astros merchandise into the stands, and demonstrate their dancing abilities with their own dance routines, along with KaBoom, between innings. The team previously appeared at the ballpark during the 1996 inaugural season. NASA Astronaut Race Paying homage to the city's association with the aerospace industry, the Lancaster JetHawks started the Astronaut Race at the start of the 2015 season. During each home game, three mascots of former NASA astronauts John Glenn, Pete Knight, and Neil Armstrong participate in a foot race from in front of the right field fence to in front of the visitor's dugout on the third base side. Record Lancaster JetHawks' Hall of Fame Charter Inductees – Class of 2003 (August 16, 2003) Jim Slaton (Pitching Coach, 1997–1998) José Cruz Jr. (Outfielder, 1996) Joe Mays (Pitcher, 1997) Mike and Judy Ellis (Owners) Matt and Shelly Ellis (Owners) Larry Thornhill (Public Address Announcer) Jim Gilley (City Manager of the City of Lancaster) City of Lancaster Clutch Play Baseball, LLC Class of 2004 Rick Burleson (Manager, 1997–1998) Ken Cloude (Pitcher, 1996) Juan Pierre (Outfielder of 1999 Lancaster Stealth, California Fall League Champions) The Flight Crew Booster Club Class of 2005 Brandon Webb (Pitcher, 2001 & Baseball America's 2003 Major League Rookie of the Year) Bud Jones (Head Baseball Coach of Antelope Valley High School & Antelope Valley College & 1971 National High School Coach of the