Appleton, Wis. – The Great Lakes Loons (18-9) took the series and tenth game of 12 straight played on the road, beating the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers (17-10) 5-3 on a 63-degree sunny Sunday afternoon at Fox Cities Stadium. Alex Freeland had his ninth multi-hit game in his 23rd played in

FORT WAYNE, Ind. – The Great Lakes Loons (12-7) tallied five runs for a third straight game, winning their fourth consecutive contest over the Fort Wayne TinCaps (8-10) 5-3 on a cloudy 64-degree Friday night at Parkview Field. The game was delayed by rain for one hour and 11 minutes

LANSING, Mich. –The Great Lakes Loons (6-3) were victorious in their third straight game behind their third consecutive five-inning start and third eight-run plus performance in a row. Today, a 12-4 scoring stampede on a 73-degree sunny Sunday afternoon at Jackson ® Field. Dylan Campbell was the leader in the

LANSING, Mich. – The Great Lakes Loons (5-3) grabbed two games from the Lansing Lugnuts (3-5) by the scores of 12-1 and 8-5, a Great Lakes offensive bludgeoning on a 55-degree sunny Saturday at Jackson ® Field. In game one, the Loons delivered their best offensive performance of the season,

Rancho Cucamonga, CA – The Quakes blasted three home runs and Madison Jeffrey pitched around some late trouble to put Rancho Cucamonga in the win column, 7-6 over the Inland Empire 66ers on Saturday night. More than 4,200 fans at LoanMart Field sweated out a nail-biter, as the 66ers scored

Nelson Quiroz enjoyed hitting his first homer in nearly three years so much he decided to do it again. And then again. The Dodgers prospect went deep three times during his four-hit, six-RBI performance as Single-A Rancho Cucamonga rolled past Stockton, 15-3, on Sunday afternoon at Banner Island Ballpark. Quiroz

Stockton, CA – Nelson Quiroz had a career-day on Sunday, slugging three home runs and driving in six, as the Quakes hammered the Stockton Ports, 15-3 at Banner Island Ballpark. Quiroz, appearing in just his second game of the series, tied a franchise record held by multiple Quakes throughout their