Chiefs starter Jacob Odle struck out eight batters and Cade McGee backed him up with a two-home run effort as the Chiefs shut out the Sky Carp for their fifth consecutive victory in a 5-0 effort Saturday night at Dozer Park. Peoria remains undefeated in June at 5-0 and leads

Jalin Flores’ three-run walk-off home run lifted the Chiefs past the Sky Carp, 14-13, in a slugfest Friday night at Dozer Park to secure Peoria’s third straight series victory. Tre Richardson III finished the game 3-4 with five RBIs and his second two-run game of the series. Flores went 3-6

Behind 5.2 innings of one-hit baseball from Tanner Franklin, the Chiefs returned to .500 for the first time in 39 days with a 7-1 victory over the Sky Carp on Thursday night at Dozer Park. Peoria is 27-27 – marking its latest .500 record in a season since their 2023

The Chiefs tied a franchise record with seven home runs, including two apiece from José Suárez and Tre Richardson III, on Wednesday night en route to an 11-4 victory over the Sky Carp at Dozer Park. The seven longballs tied a mark achieved on May 20 last season against Dayton.

Behind a six-run fourth inning, the Chiefs cruised to an 11-1 series-opening win against the Beloit Sky Carp on Tuesday night at Dozer Park. The Chiefs jumped on the Sky Carp with a two-run home run by Jack Gurevitch in the first inning, scoring Jesús Báez, who reached on a

PEORIA, IL – Summer vibes arrive at Dozer Park June 2-7 as the Chiefs welcome the Beloit Sky Carp, the Marlins’ High-A affiliate. From fan giveaways, savings and postgame fireworks to Zooperstars and the internet-inspired 6-7 Day, the opening week of June brings a little bit of everything. Tickets for

Chiefs outfielder Won-Bin Cho has been named the Midwest League Player of the Week for May 26-31 by Major League Baseball. He is the first Chief to earn the weekly award this season. Cho, 22, helped Peoria to a series win at Wisconsin by finishing the week 7-17 at the

APPLETON, WI – The Chiefs failed to capitalize on late opportunities and dropped the series finale with Wisconsin 5-3 on Sunday afternoon at Neuroscience Group Field. Peoria finished the game 2-15 with runners in scoring position, leaving 10 men on base. The Chiefs took the first lead of the game

APPLETON, WI – The Chiefs took the lead on the first pitch of the game and never looked back, beating Wisconsin 8-3 on Saturday night at Neuroscience Group Field. With the win, Peoria clinches its second consecutive series win. The Chiefs opened the contest with a bang. Jesús Báez hit

APPLETON, WI – Jawilme Ramírez struck out five in 2.2 relief innings and Dominic Freeberger followed with two shutout frames to lead the Chiefs to their first extra innings win of the season, 7-5 over Wisconsin in 10 innings on Friday at Neuroscience Group Field. With the win, the Chiefs

APPLETON, WI – Won-Bin Cho went 3-4 with 5 RBIs and the Chiefs racked up 14 hits, but a seven-run bottom of the seventh inning for Wisconsin led to their demise in a 13-11 defeat on Thursday night at Neuroscience Group Field. The game featured a combined 24 runs on

APPLETON, WI – Ty Van Dyke fired six shutout innings and the Chiefs extended their win streak to six games with a 6-0 win in game one, but Wisconsin took a 12-7 victory in game two to split a doubleheader on Wednesday afternoon at Neuroscience Group Field. In game one,

APPLETON, WI – Thanks to three home runs and a seven-strikeout performance from Yhoiker Fajardo, the Chiefs extended their win streak to a season-long five games with a 5-2 victory in the series opener with Wisconsin at Neuroscience Group Field on Tuesday night. Jesús Báez opened the scoring just four

Behind a go-ahead home run from Josh Kross in the eighth inning and a stellar start from Blake Aita, the Chiefs held on to win 5-3 over the Kernels on Sunday night at Dozer Park, securing their fourth straight victory. After dropping the first two contests of the week, Peoria

The Chiefs rallied for a five-run third inning, eventually popping three home runs to take a 7-2 victory over Cedar Rapids on Saturday night at Dozer Park. With the win, the Chiefs pull ahead in the series three games to two, with a chance to take the series on Sunday.

Behind defensive highlights and a strong outing from Tanner Franklin, the Chiefs won their second straight game Friday night, edging the Kernels 5-4 at Dozer Park to even the series. The Kernels hit their first home run since Tuesday in the first inning when Brandon Winokur sent one over the

Peoria snapped a four-game skid behind a nine-run offensive outburst, five strong relief innings from Nolan Sparks and a section of fans embracing the Cardinals ‘Tarps off’ trend in a 9-6 victory Thursday night at Dozer Park. In the second inning, the Chiefs fell behind early thanks to four Kernels

The Chiefs set up the tying and winning runs in scoring position with no outs in the bottom of the ninth but failed to capitalize in a 4-3 loss Wednesday night at Dozer Park. In his High-A debut, Peoria starter Ty Van Dyke took the loss after a rough opening

Peoria’s pitching staff gave up four home runs and the Chiefs left 12 runners on base in a 10-5 series-opening loss against the Cedar Rapids Kernels on Tuesday. In the first, Cedar Rapids opened the scoring on a solo homer from Eduardo Tait off Yhoiker Fajardo, his third home run

PEORIA, Ill – Bluey headlines an exciting six-game homestand at Dozer Park this week as the Chiefs welcome the Cedar Rapids Kernels to town. The week also features Wands & Wizards Night, a piggy bank giveaway, fireworks and fan-favorite value nights. Tickets for all six games are available at PeoriaChiefs.com

After five scoreless innings, the Chiefs and Sky Carp traded blows late before Beloit walked off Peoria in the 10th inning, 9-7, on a three-run blast by Cody Schrier Sunday afternoon at ABC Supply Stadium. Chiefs starter Blake Aita and Sky Carp right-hander Aiden May matched zeros through the first

One day after the Chiefs hit four home runs, the long ball swung the other way. The Sky Carp launched six home runs on Saturday afternoon, including four in a nine-run fourth inning, to beat Peoria 17-5 at ABC Supply Stadium. Peoria struck first for the second consecutive game when

Behind four solo home runs, the Chiefs beat the Beloit Sky Carp 5-2 on Friday night at ABC Supply Stadium to even the series at two games apiece. On the first pitch of the game, Won-Bin Cho homered to give the Chiefs a 1-0 lead. Cho has now gone deep

BELOIT, WI – The Chiefs offense failed to find its stride, as Beloit starter Eliazar Dishmey worked six innings of one run ball, handing Peoria a 5-2 loss on Thursday night at ABC Supply Stadium. The Chiefs tallied just three hits in the contest. First inning woes struck again, as

BELOIT, WI – For the first time this season, Yhoiker Fajardo surrendered more than one earned run in a start and Beloit handed the Chiefs a 6-4 defeat on Wednesday afternoon at ABC Supply Stadium. The trouble started early for the Chiefs, as the Sky Carp rallied for four runs