The series finale between the Columbus Clingstones and the Rocket City Trash Pandas at Toyota Field has been cancelled due to persistent rainfall and will not be rescheduled. 13 games remain for Columbus in the first half of the Double-A season, which concludes on June 21 at Biloxi. Columbus won

The Columbus Clingstones (26-28) let a late advantage slip away to the Rocket City Trash Pandas (28-27) in their 2-1 defeat on Saturday night at Toyota Field. Decisive Plays: Columbus took an early advantage at 1-0 on an RBI single from Ethan Workinger in the second inning. Atlanta Braves No.

COLUMBUS, Ga. – The Columbus Clingstones will honor longtime Columbus journalist and broadcaster Chuck Williams with a special bobblehead giveaway on Saturday, August 8 at Synovus Park. The first 1,000 fans through the gates will receive a commemorative Chuck Williams bobblehead, courtesy of Pit Boss, celebrating more than three decades

It took until deep into the game following phenomenal performances from Garrett Baumann and Joel Hurtado, but the Columbus Clingstones (26-27) found their offense in time to take down the Rocket City Trash Pandas (27-27) 2-1 in extra innings on Friday night at Toyota Field. Decisive Plays: Hurtado and Baumann

The Columbus Clingstones (25-27) broke through an early pitching showcase with a four-run fifth inning to put away the Rocket City Trash Pandas (27-26) in a 5-3 win on Thursday night at Toyota Field. Decisive Plays: Rocket City starter Nate Snead and Columbus starting pitcher Herick Hernandez began the game

COLUMBUS, Ga. — The Columbus Clingstones welcome the Pensacola Blue Wahoos (Double-A, Miami Marlins) for their first 2026 visit to Synovus Park with a series that includes a special “Welcome To Summer Weekend”, presented by Aflac, that includes Margaritaville-themed Friday Night Fireworks and a Clingstones Hawaiian Shirt Giveaway on Saturday

HUNTSVILLE, AL. – David McCabe slugged a solo home run that gave the Columbus Clingstones (24-27) an early 1-0 lead, but a three-run rally in the seventh, including a go-ahead, pinch-hit double by Mac McCroskey pushed the Rocket City Trash Pandas (27-25) in front and sent Columbus to a 3-1

The Columbus Clingstones (24-26) racked up a franchise record 17 hits and tallied 11 runs in an explosive 11-3 win over the Rocket City Trash Pandas (26-25) on Tuesday night at Toyota Field. Decisive Plays: Columbus scored two runs in each of the first four innings to build an 8-0

Consistent rainfall around the scheduled 1:05 p.m. first pitch continued throughout the afternoon at Synovus Park, forcing the postponement of the series opener. The game will be made up as part of a doubleheader at Synovus Park on Wednesday, May 27th. Next Game (Tuesday, June 2): Columbus at Rocket City,

The Columbus Clingstones (23-25), playing as the Columbus Scrambled Dogs for the first of three games this season, dropped both games of Saturday's doubleheader against the Biloxi Shuckers (25-23) at Synovus Park. Biloxi claimed game one, 9-4, before completing the sweep with a 5-0 victory in game two. Game One

After an hour-long rain delay on Friday night, the Columbus Clingstones (23-24) dropped game three of the series to the Biloxi Shuckers (23-23), 9-3, at Synovus Park. Decisive Plays: David McCabe gave the Clingstones an early lead with an RBI single in the bottom of the first inning, scoring Luke

Steady rainfall around the scheduled 7:06 p.m. first pitch continued throughout the afternoon at Synovus Park, forcing the postponement of the Thursday night match against the Shuckers. The game will be made up as part of a doubleheader at Synovus Park on Saturday, May 30th. Next Game (Friday, May 29):

The Columbus Clingstones (23-23) take both games of the doubleheader against the Biloxi Shuckers (22-23) on Wednesday night at Synovus Park, reigning victorious in game one, 2-1 and game two, 4-1. Game One Decisive Plays: Neither team scored through the first two innings, when in the bottom of the third

Steady rainfall around the scheduled 7:06 p.m. first pitch continued throughout the afternoon at Synovus Park, forcing the postponement of the series opener. The game will be made up as part of a doubleheader at Synovus Park on Wednesday, May 27th. Next Game (Wednesday, May 27): Columbus vs. Biloxi, 5:05

The Columbus Clingstones (21-23) struck four runs over the first two innings against the Pensacola Blue Wahoos (23-22) but slowly fell silent in all facets on Sunday night at Blue Wahoos Stadium as Pensacola takes the series after a 9-5 victory. Decisive Plays: David McCabe gave the Clingstones an early

The Columbus Clingstones (21-22) struck out a season high 17 times against a strong Pensacola Blue Wahoos (22-22) pitching staff in a 4-0 shutout loss on Saturday night at Blue Wahoos Stadium. Decisive Plays: Cristian Hernandez gave Pensacola a decisive lead in the first inning with a solo home run.

The Columbus Clingstones (21-21) faced a three-run deficit to the Pensacola Blue Wahoos (21-22) on multiple occasions, but scored the final four runs to steal a 6-5 win away on Friday night at Blue Wahoos Stadium. Decisive Plays: Columbus was held hitless until the fifth inning as Pensacola built a

Ethan Workinger robbed a home run in the third inning and hit a go-ahead solo home run to send the Columbus Clingstones (20-21) to a 4-3 win over the Pensacola Blue Wahoos (21-21) on Thursday night at Blue Wahoos Stadium. Decisive Plays: Pensacola took the early lead after an RBI

COLUMBUS, Ga. – The Columbus Clingstones and Realtree® are proud to team up for a special night at Synovus Park on Thursday, May 28, as the Clingstones take the field wearing custom Realtree Advantage Classic® jerseys in support of The Plummer Home, a local Columbus organization helping veterans get back

Columbus Scrambled Dogs Cap Giveaway, 80s Night Fireworks and Camo Trucker Hat Giveaway power a six-game series vs. Biloxi May 26-31 COLUMBUS, Ga. — The Columbus Clingstones welcome the Biloxi Shuckers (Double-A, Milwaukee Brewers) for their lone 2026 visit to Synovus Park with a series that includes the debut of

The Columbus Clingstones (19-21) spotted the Pensacola Blue Wahoos (21-20) an early 6-0 lead, chipped away and nearly tied the game in the ninth, but a line-drive double play ended their comeback hopes in a bitter 6-5 loss on Wednesday night at Blue Wahoos Stadium. Decisive Plays: After a scoreless

The Columbus Clingstones (19-20) took the games first lead, but could not manage enough offense to keep pace with the Pensacola Blue Wahoos (20-20) in a narrow 3-1 series opening loss on Tuesday night at Blue Wahoos Stadium. Decisive Plays: Columbus opened the scoring with an RBI double from Luke

COLUMBUS, Ga. — The Columbus Clingstones, in partnership with the Columbus Sports Council, today announced that Synovus Park will host the 2026 Georgia High School Association (GHSA) Baseball State Championships from May 22–25.

“We are excited for the opportunity to host the GHSA Baseball State Championships at Synovus Park,”

The Columbus Clingstones (19-19) had the Knoxville Smokies (21-18) down to their final strike on two occasions in the ninth inning, but a three-run home run from Edgar Alvarez with two outs turned the game around and sent Columbus to a stunning 4-3 defeat in the series finale at Synovus

The Columbus Clingstones (19-18) fired on all cylinders Saturday night, defeating the Knoxville Smokies (20-18), 6-2, in a brisk two-hour, 15-minute victory at Synovus Park. Decisive Plays: For the first time in this series, Columbus struck first as Ambioris Tavarez delivered an RBI single in the second inning. Knoxville answered