MIDLAND, Mich. – The Great Lakes Loons have been one of the best strikeout teams in Minor League Baseball this season, entering the series with the Fort Wayne TinCaps ranked third in all of MiLB in pitcher strikeouts. In a doubleheader Thursday night, they cemented their legacy as the best

Lake Elsinore, CA – The Quakes stunned the Lake Elsinore Storm for a third straight night, as Rancho tallied a 6-4 win at The Diamond on Friday evening. Bubba Alleyne’s go-ahead triple gave the Quakes the lead as part of a five-run fifth and Joan Valdez nailed down the final

Rancho Cucamonga, CA – A new era of Quakes Baseball kicked off on Thursday night, as five recently-drafted players debuted and helped the Quakes to a 4-1 win over the Inland Empire 66ers at LoanMart Field. Although the energy from the new position players was clearly noticeable, the show was

San Jose, CA – The Rancho Cucamonga Quakes held on for a second straight win on Friday night, knocking off the San Jose Giants by a final of 4-1 at Excite Ballpark. The Rancho pitching staff enjoyed one of their best nights of the year, as River Ryan, Benony Robles

Stockton, CA – Yunior Garcia had a career-high five hits and the Quakes rallied on multiple occasions, holding on to defeat the Stockton Ports by a final of 13-12. The win for Rancho pulls them back to within one game of the first-place Lake Elsinore Storm in the South Division,

Rancho Cucamonga, CA – The Rancho Cucamonga offense posted ten runs for a second straight game and the defense played error-free for a second consecutive night as well, as the Quakes dropped the Visalia Rawhide by a final of 10-3. Gaige Howard and Damon Keith each had three hits and

Rancho Cucamonga, CA – A two-run single from Marco Hernandez turned out to be the only offense the Quakes would need on Tuesday afternoon, as they got past the Stockton Ports by a final score of 2-1 at LoanMart Field. Hernandez, appearing in just his second game of the year,

Lake Elsinore, CA – Friday night saw the Quakes enjoy one of their finest pitching performances in franchise history, as they held the Lake Elsinore Storm to one hit in a 4-0 shutout victory at The Diamond. Jerming Rosario tossed five innings of no-hit baseball, striking out six and facing