SAN ANTONIO – The Hooks supported a strong start by Angel Macuare with a 12-hit effort Saturday night, including a season-high five doubles, to knock off the Missions, 6-1, before 4,632 fans at Wolff Stadium. Corpus Christi chased San Antonio starter Pedro Avila with four straight hits to start the

SPRINGDALE, AR – Corpus Christi capitalized on strong pitching performances by plating five two-out runs in the fifth inning Wednesday night, leading to a 5-2 win over the Northwest Arkansas Naturals at Arvest Ballpark. Brett Daniels earned the victory by spinning five frames of two-hit, two-run ball. The first Naturals

NORTH LITTLE ROCK – A two-out free pass in the ninth inning Thursday night handed Arkansas a 2-1 victory over the Hooks at Dickey Stephens Park. The Travelers have won the first three games in the set by four total runs. Hooks right-hander Felipe Tejada, who posted zeroes in the

AMARILLO – Following a two-week stay on the injured list, Scott Schreiber belted two home runs Saturday night, leading the charge in a 12-6 Hooks victory over the Sod Poodles before 6,503 fans at Hodgetown. Corpus Christi and the Sod Poodles combined for nine home runs, the most struck in

AMARILLO – Ryne Nelson struck out 12 over five innings while Alek Thomas and Stone Garrett hit home runs, leading Amarillo to a 3-1 victory over the Hooks in seven innings before an announced crowd of 4,726 at Hodgetown. A nearly two-hour rain delay prompted the condensed contest. Nelson labored

SAN ANTONIO – Right-fielder Corey Julks and right-hander Jimmy Endersby set the pace Tuesday night as the Hooks engineered a 6-3 win over the Missions before 5,286 fans at Wolff Stadium. Julks collected three of Corpus Christi’s nine hits and scored two runs. Endersby (3-4) fired five innings of one-run

MIDLAND – Southpaw Jared Koenig captured his fifth win of the season with six strong innings Wednesday night as the RockHounds edged the Hooks, 3-2, at Momentum Bank Ballpark. Corpus Christi outhit Midland, 11 to four, but the club stranded seven and hit into two double plays, to go along

AMARILLO – Jancarlos Cintron clubbed a grand slam in the second inning Sunday evening, fueling a six-run frame that carried the Sod Poodles to a series split, as Amarillo held on for a 7-5 win over Corpus Christi before 6,145 fans at Hodgetown. The Hooks, who have won five of

AMARILLO – For the second time in the last five games, J.J. Matijevic and Norel González connected on consecutive home runs, forging a four-run third as the Hooks knocked off the Sod Poodles, 8-3, before 6,312 fans at Hodgetown. Corpus Christi, having won five of the last six, is 10-6

GREENVILLE- The Asheville Tourists’ pitching staff delivered a bounce back performance on Thursday night and it turned out to be one of their best pitching performances of the year. Jose Bravo pitched six innings, a first for a Tourists pitcher this season, and led the Tourists to a 3-1 victory

ASHEVILLE- The Asheville Tourists have been very good playing at McCormick Field through the month of May. Sunday afternoon marked the first time Asheville has suffered back-to-back home losses. The Tourists fell 6-2 to the Bowling Green Hot Rods, their second straight loss, however Asheville still won the series four