DES MOINES, IA - Fresh off the MLB All-Star break, the Clippers resumed action Friday in Iowa by defeating the Cubs in 10 innings, 5-4. The winning run was driven in by Dayan Frias, who lined a RBI double to center field to seal the extra innings victory. Starting pitcher

The Louisville Bats fell in the opener of their three-game set with the St. Paul Saints, 3-1. The Bats tallied nine hits but were unable to capitalize, failing to record a hit with runners in scoring position as they left eight runners on base. Reds number three prospect Sal Stewart

The Louisville Bats went into the All-Star Break on a high note, snapping a three-game losing streak by defeating the Columbus Clippers, 7-2, to earn a series split on Sunday afternoon at Huntington Park. Solid pitching kept the Bats in control, and the offensive trio of Francisco Urbaez, Will Banfield

COLUMBUS, OH - On a sunny Sunday afternoon in downtown Columbus, the Clippers dropped the series finale to the Louisville Bats, 7-2. The final game before the MLB All-Star break was, like every Sunday at Huntington Park, Family Day. Starting pitcher Aaron Davenport (2-3) suffered the loss despite a solid

COLUMBUS, OH - The Clippers won a thriller on Saturday night, defeating their rivals from Louisville by a score of 3-2. Austin Peterson (1-1) outdueled Louisville's Aaron Wilkerson to pick up his first win at the Triple-A level. Columbus won on a wild play in the 9th inning, tagging out

The Louisville Bats dropped game five of their series with the Columbus Clippers 3-2 on Saturday night. The Bats had the tying run in scoring position and the go-ahead run at the plate in the ninth but could not stretch the tying run across the plate. In the ninth, Tim

COLUMBUS, OH - The Clippers won a thriller on Saturday night, defeating their rivals from Louisville by a score of 3-2. Austin Peterson (1-1) outdueled Louisville's Aaron Wilkerson to pick up his first win at the Triple-A level. Columbus won on a wild play in the 9th inning, tagging out

The Louisville Bats were shut out in game four by the Columbus Clippers, losing 6-0 on Friday night. This is the fifth time this season the Bats have gone down scoreless, and the six-game set is now even at two games apiece. The Clippers had a huge first inning and

COLUMBUS, OH - 10,230 fans filled Huntington Park from corner to corner on Friday night to watch the Clippers roll over the visiting Louisville Bats, 6-0. Starting pitcher Ryan Webb (4-4) put on a clinic, tossing 6.0 scoreless innings with just three hits allowed while striking out eight. The Clippers

COLUMBUS, OH - There was day baseball Thursday in the Arena District, and over 8,600 fans turned out to watch the Columbus Clippers defeat their foes from Louisville, 6-4. The home team trailed most of the day before a three-run 8th inning pushed the Clippers out in front. Louisville led

The Louisville Bats dropped game three of their series with the Columbus Clippers on Thursday afternoon by a score of 6-4. It was a tough one to swallow for the Bats, who got a quality start from Brian Van Belle and were in control for most of the game. Defensive

COLUMBUS, OH - There was day baseball Thursday in the Arena District, and over 8,600 fans turned out to watch the Columbus Clippers defeat their foes from Louisville, 6-4. The home team trailed most of the day before a three-run 8th inning pushed the Clippers out in front. Louisville led

COLUMBUS, OH – Wednesday is always "Dollar Day" at Huntington Park, but great concession deals weren't the only thing fans were treated to when the Clippers battled Louisville. Two of the team's best young hitters put their power on full display, though it wasn't enough to get Columbus a win.

One game after an 11-run explosion, the Louisville Bats continued their scoring surge, using a hot start to top the Columbus Clippers, 7-3. All the Bats’ damage came in the first four innings, and thanks to a lockdown performance by Louisville’s bullpen, that was more than enough to secure the

COLUMBUS, OH – Wednesday is always "Dollar Day" at Huntington Park, but great concession deals weren't the only thing fans were treated to when the Clippers battled Louisville. Two of the team's best young hitters put their power on full display, though it wasn't enough to get Columbus a win.

COLUMBUS, OH – It was Dime-A-Dog Night and 10,599 fans filled Huntington Park to root on the Columbus Clippers as they faced the Louisville Bats, the Triple-A affiliate of the Cincinnati Reds. The dogs were delicious (all 19,000 of them) but sadly the Clippers fell, 11-6. The Bats jumped out

The Louisville Bats used a power surge to their advantage and got timely hitting when they needed it all night long, winning a high-scoring affair 11-6 over the Columbus Clippers in the opener of a six-game series at Huntington Park on Tuesday night. Facing Columbus starter Aaron Davenport, the Bats

COLUMBUS, OH – It was Dime-A-Dog Night and 10,599 fans filled Huntington Park to root on the Columbus Clippers as they faced the Louisville Bats, the Triple-A affiliate of the Cincinnati Reds. The dogs were delicious (all 19,000 of them) but sadly the Clippers fell, 11-6. The Bats jumped out

COLUMBUS, OH – On a sunny Sunday afternoon in the Arena District, the Columbus Clippers gave up a late lead and fell to their in-state rivals from Toledo, 5-4. Columbus jumped out to an early lead in the 1st inning thanks to a RBI single by Jhonkensy Noel. That lead

The Louisville Bats stormed back to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat, rallying for three runs while down to their final three outs to defeat the Indianapolis Indians 3-1 in a thriller on Saturday night at Victory Field. Trailing 1-0 in the ninth, the Bats offense finally came to

COLUMBUS, OH – On Saturday Night at Huntington Park, the Columbus Clippers took center stage in the Arena District as nearly 10,000 fans packed the ballpark to see the Clippers drop a close one to Toledo, 2-1. Fans got to be part of history by signing the World's Most Autographed

COLUMBUS, OH – America's team, the Columbus Clippers, were home for the 4th of July. Over 8,200 fans turned out on a hot sunny Friday afternoon to watch the Clippers fall to the Toledo Mud Hens, 5-1. Chase DeLauter singled in the 3rd inning. He has reached base safely in

TOLEDO, OH – The Columbus Clippers are just 1.0 game out of 1st place in the International League after defeating the Toledo Mud Hens on Thursday, 3-1. Starting pitcher Aaron Davenport (2-1) was masterful, striking out seven batters over 6.0 innings while allowing just one run on four hits to

TOLEDO, OH – The Columbus Clippers won in very impressive fashion Wednesday evening in Toledo, defeating the Mud Hens 13-0. All nine Clippers in the lineup collected at least one hit, while four pitchers combined to shut out Toledo on just three hits. The game was scoreless until the top

TOLEDO, OH – The first game in July didn't go as planned for the Clippers on Tuesday, as Columbus lost to the Mud Hens, 4-1. The game marked the first of three before the two teams relocate to the state capital on Independence Day this Friday. Center fielder Petey Halpin