Box Score North Little Rock, AR—The Arkansas bullpen dealt 4.2 shutout innings in an 11-4 win over the Corpus Christi Hooks on Sunday afternoon at Dickey-Stephens Park. The Travs saw the Hooks rally from three runs down early to tie but then scored the final seven runs of the game

Tulsa, OK—The Arkansas Travelers bashed a season high six home runs to top the Tulsa Drillers, 15-9 in 11 innings on Wednesday afternoon. Three of the homers came in the decisive 11th inning including the go-ahead shot from Jonatan Clase. Logan Warmoth homered twice in the game, going deep in

North Little Rock, AR—Spencer Packard reached base five times and homered while Bryan Woo threw five innings and allowed just one run and the Arkansas Travelers defeated the Frisco RoughRiders, 8-4 on Sunday night at Dickey-Stephens Park. The scoring started with a leadoff blast from Jonatan Clase in the bottom

North Little Rock, AR—Jonatan Clase delivered a walk-off hit in the ninth inning sending the Arkansas Travelers to a six game sweep of their in state rival Northwest Arkansas Naturals, 4-3 on Sunday afternoon at Dickey-Stephens Park. It was the Travs seventh consecutive win. The game was tied from the

Frisco, TX—Arkansas won a pitcher’s duel topping Frisco 3-1 on Saturday night in cool, windy conditions. The teams combined for just eight hits in the game and the Travelers pitching staff overcame seven walks and two hit batters by striking out 13 RoughRiders. The Arkansas bullpen of A.J. Puckett, Stephen

North Little Rock, AR—In the final game of the season, the Arkansas Travelers posted their largest come from behind win of the year and defeated the Corpus Christi Hooks, 11-10 on Sunday afternoon in front of a crowd of 6,292. The Travelers were down by seven runs with two out

North Little Rock, AR—The Arkansas Travelers hit four home runs and Collin Kober secured a four out save in a 7-6 win over the Springfield Cardinals on Wednesday night. All seven of the Travs runs were the direct result of the four taters. Kober’s heroic save made a winner of

North Little Rock, AR—A five run eighth inning propelled the Arkansas Travelers to a 7-5 come from behind win over the Midland RockHounds on Tuesday night at Dickey-Stephens Park in front of a crowd of 6,444. The Travs trailed by two in the seventh inning before tying the score on

Tulsa, OK—Entering Wednesday night, the Arkansas Travelers had trailed 38 times when trailing after seven innings with no wins but that changed as they rallied to defeat the Tulsa Drillers, 6-2. The Travs scored twice in the eighth to tie it and then four times in the ninth to win