The SeaWolves snapped a three-game skid by taking down the Richmond Flying Squirrels, 4-3, on Friday night at The Diamond. The SeaWolves jumped ahead for the third time in the series in the top of the first inning. Colt Keith singled with one out off of Mason Black, extending his The SeaWolves snapped a three-game
After an off-day (I imagine) spent taking an old-timey steam train from Detroit to Baltimore, with the players playing gin-rummy and taking turns bashing out Tin Pan Alley songs on an upright piano, the Tigers ran headlong into the Orioles’ hotter-than-hot pitching. Coming into the game they’d shut out opponents for 26 straight innings, but
Top 4 DET 0 BAL 0 Result of AB Mountcastle, Adley collision AB: Javier Baez | P: Tyler Wells
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Join us as Joey Chestnut, the greatest competitive eater of all time, comes to Fifth Third Field on Saturday, May 27. Joey will participate in several events and promotions before and during the Mud Hens game, including a pregame meet and greet, (2) one-minute eating exhibitions including cotton candy and ice cream, and more.
Toledo Mud Hens 8, Columbus Clippers 3 (box) The Mud Hens made it three in a row over the Clippers on Thursday afternoon. Starter Ashton Goudeau put together a strong start and the power from the Hens offense was plentiful. The Hens started building a lead in the top of the second. Donny Sands walked
Do not look now, but the Detroit Tigers are suddenly a very watchable team after extending their winning streak to five games on Tuesday against the visiting Cleveland Guardians. Unfortunately, the Olde English D fell short in the final game Wednesday night but still had the game within reach until the final out. This is
COMSTOCK PARK, MI – The West Michigan Whitecaps collected their third shutout of the 2023 season as part of a rain-shortened 2-0 victory over the Dayton Dragons on Thursday night at LMCU Ballpark. The evening began with a brief shower that delayed the start of the contest almost 20 minutes COMSTOCK PARK, MI – The
The SeaWolves built a 6-1 lead on Thursday night against the Richmond Flying Squirrels, but the bullpen could not hold the advantage, surrendering nine runs in a 10-7 Erie loss at The Diamond. The SeaWolves took a lead in the top of the first inning when for the second time The SeaWolves built a 6-1
COLUMBUS – The Toledo Mud Hens defeated the Columbus Clippers by a score of 8-3 at Huntington Park on Thursday afternoon. Ashton Goudeau would get the start for the Mud Hens, with Adam Scott getting the nod for the Clippers. Zack Short would tag Scott with a one-out single for COLUMBUS – The Toledo Mud
Toledo Mud Hens 5, Columbus Clippers 3 (box) Starter Reese Olson couldn’t get out of the first inning, but the Hens bullpen shut down the Clippers over the next eighth innings. The offense clawed their way back into the game and eventually took over make it two straight over Columbus. The offense got on the
Not long ago, any given year in Major League Baseball might have seen a handful of players have player options to decide upon at the end of a season. Opt-out clauses have slowly worked their way into normalcy among contract negotiations, however, and what was once a perk typically reserved for star players has become
The Toledo Mud Hens (11-5) defeated the Columbus Clippers (8-9) Wednesday night 5-3. Toledo moves to 2-0 vs Columbus in their first series of the season between the Ohio rivals. Toledo’s starting pitcher Reese Olson struggled right out of the gate. He took the mound in the bottom of the The Toledo Mud Hens (11-5)
The season isn’t quite three weeks old and already nine Top 100 Prospects have been called up to the big leagues: Francisco Álvarez (No. 1 on the list), Grayson Rodriguez (No. 5), Taj Bradley (No. 18), Brett Baty (No. 19), Oswald Peraza (No. 46), Brayan Rocchio (No. 69), Zach Neto (No. 82), Joey Wiemer (No.