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Through two months of the regular season, the Tulsa Drillers have one of the best records in Minor League Baseball. A number of top individual performances have already been recognized for playing roles in that record, and more recognition has occurred this week. It has been announced by Minor League

Peoria, Ill. – The Great Lakes Loons (30-15) took care of the Peoria Chiefs (21-24) 6-2, for a fifth straight game on a sunny Sunday night at Dozer Park. The Loons are the first team in High-A to win 30 games. Great Lakes homered twice, and their pitching forced three

Peoria, Ill. – The Great Lakes Loons (29-15) tallied four runs in the top of the ninth, a comeback victory, their fourth win in a row over the Peoria Chiefs (21-23) a 5-2 final on a Saturday night at Dozer Park. Great Lakes secured a series win, their fifth consecutive.

Peoria, Ill. – Five Great Lakes Loons (27-15) pitchers stranded six Peoria Chiefs (21-21) runners on base catapulting them to a 2-1 win on a 73-degree Thursday night at Dozer Park. Hyun-il Choi made his 2023 debut and hurled three scoreless innings. Great Lakes are winner of two in the

Peoria, Ill. – The Great Lakes Loons (26-15) needed an extra inning after the Peoria Chiefs (21-20) tacked on the tying run in the bottom of the ninth. In response, Great Lakes rallied for four runs off two hits, an Alex Freeland RBI double, and Taylor Young two-run single to

Peoria, Ill. – The Great Lakes Loons (25-15) held the Peoria Chiefs (21-19) to no runs through the first eight innings, but a three hit three-run bottom of the ninth from the Chiefs propelled them to a 3-2 victory on an 86-degree Tuesday night at Dozer Park. The Chiefs down

Midland, Mich. – The Great Lakes Loons (25-14) took the series finale hitting three home runs against the West Michigan Whitecaps (22-17), en route to a 6-3 win on a gorgeous 72-degree Sunday at Dow Diamond. Great Lakes increased their Midwest League East Division lead, to three games over West

Midland, Mich. – The Great Lakes Loons (24-14) third winning streak of at least three games in a row ended tonight after an overall strong performance from the West Michigan Whitecaps (22-16), the winners 6-0 on a 65-degree Saturday night at Dow Diamond. Great Lakes still leads the Midwest League

Midland, Mich. – The Great Lakes Loons (22-13) have jumped back on top of the Midwest League East standings after defeating the West Michigan Whitecaps (21-14), 4-1, on a chilly 53-degree Wednesday night at Dow Diamond. Great Lakes tacked on all four of their runs in the bottom of the

Midland, Mich. – The Great Lakes Loons (21-13) and West Michigan Whitecaps (21-13) went toe-to-toe in a high-scoring matchup that showcased 21 runs, 24 hits and saw a one-run Whitecaps victory in front of the largest crowd in Dow Diamond history, 6,906 on a 69-degree partly cloudy day. The Loons

Eastlake, Ohio. – The Great Lakes Loons (21-12) were just one run and one hit short of the Lake County Captains (17-15), on a Sunday Mother’s Day game that saw a 3-2 final score, a walk-off win for Lake County from Classic Park. Jerming Rosario made his High-A debut and

Eastlake, Ohio. – The Great Lakes Loons (21-11) held on for their fourth victory in the first five against the Lake County Captains (16-15) a 6-5 victory on a 72-degree cloudy Saturday night at Classic Park. Aldry Acosta collected the final sixouts. Inheriting bases loaded and no outs in the

Eastlake, Ohio. – The Great Lakes Loons (20-11) exploded for their biggest inning, a four-run top of the tenth to sink the Lake County Captains (16-14) 8-4 on a 71-degree overcast Friday night at Classic Park. In the tenth, Great Lakes matched their run total through the first nine innings.

Eastlake, Ohio. – The Great Lakes Loons (19-11) didn’t capitalize on enough of their created opportunities, dropping their first game since May 5th, 6-5 to the Lake County Captains (16-13) on a sunny 71-degree Thursday night at Classic Park. Maddux Bruns made his High-A debut, as the starter for the

Eastlake, Ohio. – The Great Lakes Loons (19-10) are 13-2 in their last 15 games and winners of four straight after downing the Lake County Captains (15-13) 8-1 on a 61-degree sunny Wednesday at Classic Park. The Loons started the game with two walks, from Austin Gauthier and Dalton Rushing.

Eastlake, Ohio. – The Great Lakes Loons (18-10) are winners in their last three and the first game this week against the Lake County Captains (15-12) after a dominant pitching performance where the Captains were held to one run and five hits on a 60-degree night at Classic Park. Justin

MIDLAND, Mich. – The Great Lakes Loons (17-10) supplied a 14-hit performance out lasting the Quad Cities River Bandits (10-16), 9-6 on a 55-degree cloudy Sunday at Dow Diamond. Great Lakes has sole possession of first in the Midwest League East Division and have won 10 of their last 12

MIDLAND, Mich. – The Great Lakes Loons (16-10) secured a series win after a clash with the Quad Cities River Bandits (10-15) that went 10 innings and was won by a Yeiner Fernandez RBI single to center field to make it a 7-6 triumph on a cloudy Saturday at Dow

MIDLAND, Mich. – The Great Lakes Loons (15-10) win streak was snapped at four games as they faced stalwart pitching from the Quad Cities River Bandits (10-14), who were victorious 7-0 on a 59-degree overcast Friday night at Dow Diamond. Austin Gauthier’s 13-game hit streak ended, but the 23-year-old reached

MIDLAND, Mich. – The Great Lakes Loons (14-9) had 12 batters reach on a base on balls and stranded 12 Quad Cities River Bandits (9-13) runners en-route to a 9-2 win on a partly cloudy 54-degree Wednesday night at Dow Diamond. The walks were early and often. Great Lakes had

MIDLAND, Mich. – A back-and-forth game that featured five lead changes was decided in the bottom of the tenth. A Yunior Garcia single gavethe Great Lakes Loons (13-9) a 7-6 win over the Quad Cities River Bandits (9-12) on an overcast Tuesday morning at Dow Diamond. The contest was the

FORT WAYNE, Ind. – The Great Lakes Loons (12-9) held off the Fort Wayne TinCaps (5-16) by scoring two runs in the top of the eighth and stranding five runners in the final three innings, winning 5-2 on a cloudy and rainy Sunday at Parkview Field. Great Lakes tallied two

FORT WAYNE, Ind. – The Great Lakes Loons (11-9) and Fort Wayne TinCaps (5-15) each grabbed a game in the Saturday doubleheader, the Loons winning 2-0 in game one and the TinCaps 5-2 in game two on a 65-degree day at Parkview Field. Austin Gauthier led off game one with

FORT WAYNE, Ind. – The Great Lakes Loons (10-8) strung together six unanswered runs after being down 4-0 through the first four innings to the Fort Wayne TinCaps (4-14) to extend their winning streak to four and take the first three at Parkview Field with a 6-4 final. Alex Freeland