A six-run fifth inning helped the Colorado Springs Sky Sox erase a 5-0 deficit en route to a 16-15 win over the Memphis Redbirds in game three of the PCL American Conference Championship Series in front of 3,614 at Security Service Field Friday night.

Aaron Wilkerson tossed seven no-hit innings to help the Sky Sox tie the best-of-five series with a 5-0 shutout in game two in front of 5,565 at AutoZone Park Thursday night.

The Sky Sox pitching staff drove in four runs and a five-run sixth inning gave Colorado Springs a 14-11 shootout victory over the Memphis Redbirds in front of 7,718 at Security Service Field Saturday night.

Kyle Wren set a career high in RBI and the Colorado Springs Sky Sox trimmed their magic number to a single game after defeating the New Orleans Baby Cakes, 10-2, in front of 5,674 at the Shrine on Airline Saturday night.

The Colorado Springs Sky Sox used a four-run sixth inning to come from behind, but the New Orleans Baby Cakes scored a run in the 10th inning to walk off with a 5-4 win in front of 9,151 at the Shrine on Airline Friday night.

For the second time in 2017, a single run proved to be enough for the Colorado Springs Sky Sox in New Orleans, defeating the Baby Cakes by a 1-0 score in front of 5,557 at the Shrine on Airline Thursday night.

Lewis Brinson had a two-home run day, but the New Orleans Baby Cakes scored four in the 11th inning to pull away with an 8-4 win in front of 3,802 at Security Service Field Sunday afternoon.

Brett Phillips recorded his first four-hit game of the season, but the New Orleans Baby Cakes scored five runs over the final three innings to come out with an 11-6 win in front of 8,195 at Security Service Field Friday night.

Nick Noonan and Chris Colabello each drove in three runs as the Colorado Springs Sky Sox snapped their three-game losing streak with a 9-3 win over the Las Vegas 51s in front of 2,888 at Cashman Field Monday night.

Keon Broxton drove in three runs, but the Las Vegas 51s used a seven-run sixth inning to pull away with a 12-6 win Sunday night in front of 2,487 at Cashman Field.

Angel Ventura shut down the Rainiers and Ivan De Jesus set a new franchise record to lead the Colorado Springs Sky Sox to a 13-4 victory over Tacoma in front of 7,417 at Security Service Field Tuesday night. 

Six different Sky Sox drove in at least one run, but the Reno Aces came from behind to snatch a 12-8 win in front of 8,152 at Security Service Field Saturday night.

The Colorado Springs Sky Sox strung together a late rally for the fourth straight game, but the Omaha Storm Chasers scored a pair of runs in the bottom the eighth inning to take the series finale, 6-4, in front of 5,116 at Werner Park Thursday night.