The Columbus Clingstones (35-33, 64-68) finished their second season by managing little on offense in a 4-1 loss to Montgomery Biscuits (71-66, 36-32) on Sunday afternoon at DABOS Park. Montgomery won the series 3-2. Decisive Plays: Montgomery took a quick 2-0 lead after a sacrifice fly from Theo Gillen in

The Columbus Clingstones (35-32, 64-67) erupted early, but lost traction and ultimately were walked off in extra innings in a 5-4 loss to the Montgomery Biscuits (70-66, 35-32) in 10 innings on Saturday night at Dabos Park. Decisive Plays: Columbus roared in front in the second inning on a two-run

Heavy rainfall and unplayable field conditions caused Friday night's game between the Columbus Clingstones and the Montgomery Biscuits to be cancelled at Dabos Park. The series will be shortened to five games. Next Game (Saturday, September 12): Columbus at Montgomery, 7:05 p.m. ET at DABOS Park. Both starting pitchers are

Right-hander Drue Hackenberg matched his brilliance from last week with another spectacular 8.0-inning performance to lead the Columbus Clingstones (35-31, 64-66) to a 4-1 win over the Montgomery Biscuits (69-66, 34-32) on Thursday night at Dabos Park. Decisive Plays: Columbus took another first-inning lead after Eric Hartman walked, stole second

Atlanta Braves' No. 2 prospect Cam Caminiti put the finishing touches on a strong first Double-A campaign with a quality start for the Columbus Clingstones (34-31, 63-66), but the offense lagged behind in a 6-1 loss to the Montgomery Biscuits (33-31, 68-65) on Wednesday night at DABOS Park. Decisive Plays:

Right-hander Davis Polo stole the show in his Double-A debut as the Columbus Clingstones (34-30, 63-65) took down the Montgomery Biscuits (33-31, 68-65) on Tuesday night at DABOS Park. Decisive Plays: Both Polo and Biscuits starting pitcher Jackson Baumeister seized control to begin the night. Baumeister worked through a bases-loaded

The Columbus Clingstones (33-30, 62-65) had victory in their grasp, but a ninth inning explosion of power from the Pensacola Blue Wahoos (40-22, 76-55) shocked Synovus Park in a 7-5 loss on Sunday night. Columbus split the series 3-3 with the Wahoos and was eliminated from Southern League playoff contention.

The Columbus Clingstones (33-29, 62-64) were no match for the Pensacola Blue Wahoos (39-22, 75-55) power in a 10-2 loss on Saturday night at Synovus Park. Decisive Plays: Pensacola raced out to a 2-0 lead on a pair of solo home runs from Ryan Ignoffo and Payton Green in the

The Columbus Clingstones (33-28, 62-63) battled back multiple times at deficits to Pensacola Blue Wahoos (38-22, 74-55) but were ultimately undone by a six-run top of the 10th inning from the Wahoos in a 8-6 loss in extra innings on Friday night at Synovus Park. Decisive Plays: Pensacola took the

Dixon Williams and the Columbus Clingstones (33-27, 62-62) battled through a power outage and pulled away from the Pensacola Blue Wahoos (37-22, 73-55) in a 4-1 win on Thursday night at Synovus Park. Decisive Plays: Ian Mejia was working on an efficient start to his night when the power quickly

A first inning grand slam from Adam Zebrowski set the tone for the Columbus Clingstones (32-27, 61-62) in their breezy 10-1 win over the Pensacola Blue Wahoos (37-21, 73-54) on Wednesday night at Synovus Park. Decisive Plays: Pensacola took a brief 1-0 lead on an RBI double from Dillon Lewis

A couple powerful swings from Adam Zebrowski helped the Columbus Clingstones (31-27, 60-62) support a sparkling start from Cam Caminiti in a 3-2 series-opening triumph over the Pensacola Blue Wahoos (37-20, 73-53) on Tuesday night at Synovus Park Decisive Plays: Ethan O'Donnell smacked a solo home run in the second

COLUMBUS, Ga. – Minor League Baseball today named Columbus Clingstones infielder Jordan Groshans the Southern League Player of the Week for August 24-30. The award marks the first weekly honor of Groshans' professional career and makes him the ninth Columbus Clingstones player in franchise history to receive a weekly league

Jordan Groshans went 3-for-5 and clocked his 30th home run with Columbus in 2026 and combined with a 5-for-5 game from John Gil to help the Columbus Clingstones (30-27, 59-62) breeze past the the Chattanooga Lookouts (19-38, 56-70) in a 6-2 win on Sunday afternoon at Erlanger Park. Decisive Plays:

Eric Hartman became the first Minor League player since 1995 to achieve a 25-home run, 50-stolen base season to help the Columbus Clingstones (29-27, 58-62) pull away from the Chattanooga Lookouts (19-37, 56-69) in a 7-3 win on Saturday night at Erlanger Park. Decisive Plays: An infield single from Jordan

Jordan Groshans became the first Braves' Double-A player since 2000 to 29 home runs in one season, but the Columbus Clingstones (28-27, 57-62) were dismantled by a seven-run fourth inning from the Chattanooga Lookouts (19-36, 56-68) and lost 16-8 on Friday night at Erlanger Park. Decisive Plays: Chattanooga took the

The Columbus Clingstones (28-26, 57-61) received a vintage start from Ian Mejia and another home run from Jordan Groshans but were overpowered on a big night from Carter Graham, who smashed a pair of two-run home runs for the Chattanooga Lookouts (18-36, 55-68) to send Columbus to its third-straight loss

The Columbus Clingstones welcome the Pensacola Blue Wahoos (Double-A, Miami Marlins) to Synovus Park for the final home series of 2026 with a week that includes Grunge -Rock Themed Fireworks on Friday, a Columbus Scrambled Dogs Jersey Giveaway followed by Post-Game Fireworks on Saturday and a special season finale at

The Columbus Clingstones (28-25, 57-60) never led but were always in the game in a narrow 3-2 loss to the Chattanooga Lookouts (17-36, 54-68) on Wednesday night at Erlanger Park. Decisive Plays: Isaac Gallegos stranded the bases loaded in the second inning to keep the game scoreless. Neither team scored

The Columbus Clingstones (28-24, 57-59) made several late rallies against the Chattanooga Lookouts (16-36, 53-68), but a three-run eighth inning from the Lookouts was enough to hold off another ninth-inning charge from the Clingstones in a 7-6 loss on Tuesday night at Erlanger Park. Decisive Plays: Chattanooga pieced together in

The Columbus Clingstones (28-23, 57-58) backed up 14 runs on Saturday with a seven-spot in the first inning on Sunday powered by three home runs to claim a wire-to-wire win over the Montgomery Biscuits (27-24, 62-58) at Synovus Park. Columbus won the series 4-2. Decisive Plays: Eric Hartman launched his

Eric Hartman lit the fuse with a solo home run and the Columbus Clingstones (27-23, 56-58) erupted for a franchise record 14 runs in a rout of the Montgomery Biscuits (27-22, 62-57) on Saturday night at Synovus Park. Columbus leads the series 3-2. Decisive Plays: Hartman drilled his first Double-A

The Columbus Clingstones (26-23, 55-58) racked up 13 hits, including 10 on Montgomery Biscuits (27-22, 62-56) starter Santiago Suarez, but left twelve men on base and watched as Montgomery pulled away in an 8-2 loss on Friday night at Synovus Park. Decisive Plays: A two-run double from JT Arruda gave

The Columbus Clingstones (26-22, 55-57) combined power and pitching with four home runs on offense and sparkling start from Garrett Baumann in their 6-1 win over the Montgomery Biscuits (26-22, 61-56) on Thursday night at Synovus Park. Decisive Plays: A leadoff double and a wild pitch scored Gregory Barrios and

The Columbus Clingstones (25-22, 54-57) dominated on the mound, hammered two home runs, including a grand slam from Carson Taylor, and turned three double plays in their complete 6-0 win over the Montgomery Biscuits (26-21, 61-55) on Wednesday night at Synovus Park. Decisive Plays: Brett Sears tossed 6.0 scoreless innings