PENSACOLA, FL., — The Columbus Clingstones (23–27) fell behind early and couldn’t recover from a 7–1 deficit, ultimately losing 7–4 to the Pensacola Blue Wahoos (26–28) on Thursday night at Blue Wahoos Stadium, despite a late rally attempt.. Decisive Plays: The Blue Wahoos broke through with aggressive baserunning in the

COLUMBUS, Ga. – The Columbus Clingstones return home at Synovus Park after a two-week road trip to salute those who serve and protect our nation with Military Appreciation Night on Thursday, June 12 to highlight at six-game homestand against the Knoxville Smokies (Double-A, Chicago Cubs) from June 10-15. The series

PENSACOLA, FL., — A three-run fourth inning for the Columbus Clingstones (23-26) held up as the difference despite a late push from the Pensacola Blue Wahoos (25-28) in another nail-biting 3-2 win for the Clingstones on Wednesday night at Blue Wahoos Stadium. Decisive Plays: After three scoreless frames, the Clingstones

PENSACOLA, FL., — The Columbus Clingstones (22-26) held a slim lead early, but lost touch with the Pensacola Blue Wahoos (25-27) as a steady stream of relief pitchers carved up Columbus for 16 strikeouts in a 4-2 loss on Tuesday night at Blue Wahoos Stadium. Decisive Plays: Kobe Kato scored

CHATTANOOGA, TN., — The Columbus Clingstones (22-25) came alive for eight runs to support 8.0 innings of one-run work from JR Ritchie and Brett Sears in a breakthrough 8-2 victory over the Chattanooga Lookouts (23-24) on Sunday afternoon at AT&T Field. Chattanooga won the series 2-1. Decisive Plays: Columbus seized

CHATTANOOGA, TN., — Blake Burkhalter, the Atlanta Braves’ No. 14 prospect, struck out eight for the Columbus Clingstones (21-25), but a five-run sixth inning by the Chattanooga Lookouts (24-22) proved decisive in a 7-1 loss on Saturday night at AT&T Field. Decisive Plays: After two scoreless frames began the game,

CHATTANOOGA, TN., — After a soggy three days in Chattanooga that forced three-consecutive game cancellations, the Columbus Clingstones (21-24) got a quality start from Lucas Braun but posted no run support for the third-straight game in a 1-0 loss to the Chattanooga Lookouts (23-22) on Friday night at AT&T Field.

COLUMBUS, GA., — Brett Sears turned in 6.0 scoreless innings in his Double-A debut but received no run support from the Columbus Clingstones' (21-23) offense in another 1-0 loss to the Montgomery Biscuits (23-22) on Sunday evening at Synovus Park. Decisive Plays: The lone run of the game was scored

COLUMBUS, GA., — The Columbus Clingstones (21-22) lost 1-0 to the Montgomery Biscuits (22-22) on Saturday night at Synovus Park. Decisive Plays: After a dominant first three innings by Didier Fuentes, Montgomery began knocking on the door in the top of the fourth inning. A pair of hit batters combined

COLUMBUS, GA., — Geraldo Quintero did little but pose and admire his work as he sent a go-ahead grand slam deep into the night that powered the Columbus Clingstones (21-21) past the Montgomery Biscuits (21-22) in a thrilling 6-4 triumph on Friday night at Synovus Park. Columbus has won five-straight

COLUMBUS, GA., — Drew Compton blasted his first two home runs at the Double-A level and the Columbus Clingstones (20-21) swept the Montgomery Biscuits (21-21) in a doubleheader on Thursday night at Synovus Park. Columbus took Game 1 in a thrilling 3-2 walk-off win before shutting out the Biscuits 4-0

COLUMBUS, GA., — The Columbus Clingstones (18-21) rode the momentum from another magnificent start from Ian Mejia and a hot bat in Cal Conley to a 5-1 win over the Montgomery Biscuits (21-19) on Wednesday night at Synovus Park. Decisive Plays: Mejia made quick work of the Biscuits in the

COLUMBUS, GA., — The last time the Columbus Clingstones (17-21) saw the Montgomery Biscuits (21-18) on April 5, Montgomery was spilling out of the dugout to celebrate its 6-5 walk-off victory in 10 innings. On Tuesday night at Synovus Park, Columbus turned the tables on the Biscuits with some walk-off

KNOXVILLE, TN., — The Columbus Clingstones (16-21) lost their offensive groove on Friday night and could not find it the rest of the weekend, falling in shutout fashion again to the Knoxville Smokies (19-18) on Sunday afternoon at Covenant Health Park. Columbus split the series 3-3 with Knoxville. Decisive Plays:

KNOXVILLE, TN., — Atlanta Braves' No. 6 prospect JR Ritchie managed 4.0 innings in his Double-A debut, but the Columbus Clingstones (16-20) managed no run support in a 5-0 loss to the Knoxville Smokies (18-18) on Saturday night at Covenant Health Park. Decisive Plays: Knoxville jumped ahead in the third

KNOXVILLE, TN., — A costly throwing error from Blane Abeyta on a sacrifice bunt attempt in the ninth inning opened the door for the game-tying and game-winning runs to score for the Knoxville Smokies (17-18) as the Columbus Clingstones failed to add on to an early 3-0 lead and fell

KNOXVILLE, TN., — Free baseball has been winning baseball this week for the Columbus Clingstones (16-18) as the club rode a three-run 11th inning to a third-consecutive extra-inning win over the Knoxville Smokies (16-18) on Thursday night at Covenant Health Park. Columbus has won 7 of its last 8 games.

COLUMBUS, Ga. – The Columbus Clingstones are turning into big steppers with a Clingstones Tube Socks Giveaway that headlines a seven-game homestand against the Montgomery Biscuits (Double-A, Tampa Bay Rays), May 20–25 at Synovus Park. The week also features a special 6:05 p.m. game on Sunday, May 25, highlighted by

KNOXVILLE, TN., — The Columbus Clingstones (15-18) lost the lead again in the ninth inning to the Knoxville Smokies (16-17) but dug deep to climb in front in the 10th inning and held off the Smokies 4-3 for another extra-inning victory on Wednesday night at Covenant Health Park. Decisive Plays:

KNOXVILLE, TN., — The Columbus Clingstones (14-18) waited out an extended rain delay, led early, fell behind, and battled the Knoxville Smokies in a marathon shootout to win 9-7 in 10 innings on Tuesday night at Covenant Health Park. Decisive Plays: Ethan Workinger continued his hot stretch with a solo

COLUMBUS, GA., — Steady rainfall around the scheduled 1:05 p.m. first pitch continued throughout the afternoon at Synovus Park, forcing the postponement of the series finale. The game will be made up as part of a doubleheader at Regions Field in Birmingham in June with the official date to be

COLUMBUS, GA., — The Columbus Clingstones (13-18) waited out a nearly three-hour rain delay and battled through a long night, controversial calls, and hot tempers in a 4-1 loss to the Birmingham Barons (15-16) on Saturday night at Synovus Park. The game was completed in seven innings due to the

COLUMBUS, GA., — The Columbus Clingstones (13-17) led early, saw the lead slip away late, and jumped in front of the Birmingham Barons (14-16) for good thanks to a go-ahead solo home run in the eighth inning from Stephen Paolini that gave Columbus the decisive lead in a 4-2 win

COLUMBUS, GA., — Ian Mejia turned in a brilliant start for the Columbus Clingstones (12-17), going 7.0-scoreless frames against the Birmingham Barons (14-15) to send the Stones to a 2-0 shutout victory on Thursday night at Synovus Park. Decisive Plays: Columbus was held without a baserunner through six innings but

COLUMBUS, GA., — The rampage continued for Ethan Workinger on Wednesday night as the reigning Southern League Player of the Week cranked two home runs and drove in five RBIs to lead the Columbus Clingstones (11-17) to a high-octane 13-7 win over the Birmingham Barons (14-14) at Synovus Park. Decisive