COLUMBUS, Ga., — Early runs and terrific pitching performances carried the day for the Columbus Clingstones (10-8, 36-48) in their 4-1 win over the Pensacola Blue Wahoos (10-7, 44-42) on Sunday afternoon at Synovus Park. The series was split 3-3. Decisive Plays: David McCabe staked Columbus to an early 1-0

COLUMBUS, Ga., — Over 3,600 fans were on the edge of their seats as the Columbus Clingstones (9-8, 35-48), with the Malmö Oat Milkers moniker, entered the ninth inning with a no-hit bid. Although the Pensacola Blue Wahoos (10-7, 44-41) spoiled the Stones' attempt at history, Columbus walked away with

COLUMBUS, Ga., — After a 52-minute rain delay, the Columbus Clingstones (8-8, 34-48) struggled to get anything going in Friday night's 1-0 loss to the Pensacola Blue Wahoos (10-6, 44-40) at Synovus Park. Decisive Plays: Things looked promising for the Clingstones as they were able to score first in the

COLUMBUS, Ga., — Landon Harper set a new career high after tossing eight scoreless innings in the Columbus Clingstones' (8-7, 34-47) 1-0 loss to the Pensacola Blue Wahoos (9-6, 43-40) on Thursday night at Synovus Park. Decisive Plays: After neither offense could find any momentum to begin the game, the

COLUMBUS, Ga., — The Columbus Clingstones (8-6, 34-46) led at two separate points but ultimately saw the Pensacola Blue Wahoos (8-6, 42-40) explode for the final 11 runs, including an eight-run ninth inning, in a 16-9 loss on Wednesday night at Synovus Park. Decisive Plays: Trailing 2-0 in the second

COLUMBUS, GA., — Bottom four. Bases loaded. No outs. 2-0 lead. Over 2,500 people holding their breath. The pitch comes in... and E.J. Exposito blasts it off the scoreboard for his first Double-A grand slam. Exposito's slam gave the Columbus Clingstones (8-5, 34-45) a 6-0 lead over the Pensacola Blue

COLUMBUS, Ga. — Like the cover of Lethal Weapon. Like Jordan in '96–'97. The Columbus Clingstones are going back-to-back with post-game fireworks shows on July 11 and 12, part of a six-game series against the Pensacola Blue Wahoos (Double-A, Miami Marlins) at Synovus Park, July 8–13. The homestand also features

COLUMBUS, Ga., — Brett Sears became the fourth-different starting pitcher to work a quality start for the Columbus Clingstones (7-5, 33-45) in this series with 6.0 strong innings against the Montgomery Biscuits (7-5, 45-36) to set up a 3-2 win on Sunday afternoon at Synovus Park. Columbus won the series

COLUMBUS, GA., — Just five days after being nominated to the 2025 All-Star Futures Game, J.R. Ritchie turned in the best performance of his Double-A career and the Columbus Clingstones (6-5, 32-45) defeated the Montgomery Biscuits (6-5, 45-34) 1-0 on Saturday night at Synovus Park. Decisive Plays: The beginning of

COLUMBUS, GA., — The Columbus Clingstones (5-5, 31-45) battled with the Montgomery Biscuits (6-4, 45-33) for ten nail-biting innings before ultimately falling 4-1 on Friday night at Synovus Park. Decisive Plays: Columbus started the scoring early off an Ethan Workinger RBI single in the first inning. Both teams' pitching staffs

MONTGOMERY, AL., — Atlanta Braves' No. 9 prospect Lucas Braun spun his sixth quality start of the season and struck out nine batters as the Columbus Clingstones (5-4, 31-44) won 4-2 over the Montgomery Biscuits (6-3, 44-33) at Riverwalk Stadium. Decisive Plays: Columbus broke through in the third inning with

MONTGOMERY, AL., — Atlanta Braves' No. 23 prospect Ian Mejia worked a complete game in the opener of a doubleheader to set up a Wednesday of winning for the Columbus Clingstones (4-4, 30-44) over the Montgomery Biscuits (6-2, 44-33) at Riverwalk Stadium. Columbus took the first game 6-1 before shutting

COLUMBUS, Ga. – Baseball, fireworks, and the Fourth of July take center stage as the Columbus Clingstones the Montgomery Biscuits (Double-A, Tampa Bay Rays) host a star-spangled weekend at Synovus Park. The series features a patriotic Post-Game Fireworks show on July 4 and a Floppy Hat Giveaway on July 5.

MONTGOMERY, AL., — Heavy evening thunderstorms in Montgomery forced the postponement of the series opener between the Columbus Clingstones and the Montgomery Biscuits on Tuesday night at Riverwalk Stadium. The game will be made up as part of a doubleheader on Wednesday, July 2. Game one of the doubleheader is

COLUMBUS, Ga. – Major League Baseball announced today that Columbus Clingstones right-hander JR Ritchie has been named to the National League roster for the 26th All-Star Futures Game. The game will be played at Truist Park on Saturday, July 12 in Atlanta. Ritchie, 22, is ranked as the Atlanta Braves’

COLUMBUS, GA., — The Columbus Clingstones (2-4, 28-44) got a home run from David McCabe in the ninth inning to break up a third-straight shutout defeat to the Biloxi Shuckers (4-2, 46-29) but still stumbled to a 4-1 loss on Sunday afternoon at Synovus Park. Biloxi claimed the series 4-2.

COLUMBUS, GA., — The Columbus Clingstones (2-3, 28-43) fell to the Biloxi Shuckers (3-2, 45-29) 6-0 on Saturday night at Synovus Park. Decisive Plays: Zavier Warren started the scoring early with an RBI single in the top of the first inning. Garrett Spain extended Biloxi's lead to three with a

COLUMBUS, GA., — The Columbus Clingstones (2-2, 28-42) lost 3-0 to the Biloxi Shuckers (2-2, 44-29) on Friday night at Synovus Park. Decisive Plays: Biloxi's offense was relentless through the first six innings, recording three runs of eight hits. Adam Hall plated two with a double in the fourth and

COLUMBUS, GA., — A pair of home runs by Paolini and Kato and a stellar start by Blake Burkhalter led the Columbus Clingstones (2-1, 28-41) to a thrilling 3-1 victory over the Biloxi Shuckers (1-2, 43-29) at Synovus Park on Thursday night. Decisive Plays: The fans at Synovus Park barely

COLUMBUS, GA., — The Columbus Clingstones (1-1, 27-41) battled with the first-half champions for ten innings before ultimately falling 5-3 to the Biloxi Shuckers (1-1, 43-28) on Wednesday night at Synovus Park. Workinger's fifth-inning home run gave Columbus the lead, but Biloxi battled back and stole the win in extra

COLUMBUS, GA., — The Columbus Clingstones (1-0, 27-40) began the second half in the win column after a dominant start by Mejia shutout the Biloxi Shuckers (0-1, 42-28) to secure a 2-0 Columbus win at Synovus Park on Tuesday night. Mejia turned in the longest outing of his professional career

BIRMINGHAM, AL., — The Columbus Clingstones (26-40) blasted their way to an early 4-0 lead with a pair of 2-run home runs in the second inning and rode seven strong innings from Brett Sears to a 5-1 victory over the Birmingham Barons (38-31) Sunday afternoon at Regions Field. Decisive Plays:

BIRMINGHAM, AL., — The Columbus Clingstones (25-40) led 2-0 and 3-2, but the last five runs of the game belonged to Birmingham in a 7-3 loss on Saturday night at Regions Field. Decisive Plays: A two-run home run by Geraldo Quintero gave Columbus a 2-0 advantage in the first inning.

The Columbus Clingstones have found their lost shaker of salt and will kick off the second half of the Double-A season with Welcome to Summer Weekend presented by Aflac as part of a six-game series against the Biloxi Shuckers (Double-A, Milwaukee Brewers) from June 24-29. The series also features a

BIRMINGHAM, AL., — The Columbus Clingstones (25-39) were held to just two hits in a 3-0 shutout loss to the Birmingham Barons (37-30) on Friday night at Regions Field. Decisive Plays: Birmingham took the lead in the third inning with a solo home run by Calvin Harris. The Barons tacked