Four-run eighth backs Van Dyke’s 11-strikeout night
Ty Van Dyke struck out a Chiefs’ season-high 11 batters before Peoria erupted for four runs in the eighth inning to rally past West Michigan, 5-4, Wednesday night at LMCU Ballpark. With the win, the Chiefs improved to 26-29 in the second half and 11-14 in one-run games. In the
Crossland's gem breaks Whitecaps
Cade Crossland delivered 5.2 no-hit innings and eventually chucked 6.1 scoreless frames, leading the Chiefs to a 2-0 victory over West Michigan on Tuesday night at LMCU Ballpark. The shutout victory comes on the heels of back-to-back shutout losses for Peoria. With the win, the Chiefs improved to 25-29 in
Two-hit Chiefs shut out by Lugnuts
Held to just two hits, the Chiefs never generated any offense in a 5-0 loss to the Lugnuts on Sunday afternoon at Jackson Field. With the loss, Peoria dropped the series to Lansing, 5-2. In the second, Bryan Arendt reached on a forceout before back-to-back doubles from Gunner Gouldsmith and
Chiefs fall 1-0 in rain-shortened game in Lansing
The Lugnuts scored their lone run in the first inning before a pitcher’s duel ensued until lightning and rain shortened the game, handing the Chiefs a 1-0 loss in the sixth inning Saturday night at Jackson Field. With the loss, the Chiefs fell to 24-28 in the second half and
Williamson, Encarnación help Chiefs snap six-game skid
Behind Andrew Williamson’s 3-for-4, three-RBI effort, including his first professional home run, and Anyelo Encarnación’s four-hit, three-run night, the Chiefs snapped a six-game skid with a 7-4 victory over the Lugnuts Friday night at Jackson Field. With the win, Peoria improved to 24-27 in the second half of the season.
Chiefs drop sixth straight, match season-long skid
The Lugnuts carried the momentum from a four-run first inning into an 8-2 victory over the Chiefs on Thursday night at Jackson Field, handing Peoria its sixth consecutive loss. With the loss, the Chiefs matched their season-long six-game skid from June 13-20. Lansing got to Peoria starter Ty Van Dyke
Hernandez’s late homer, Crossland’s seven K’s not enough in loss to Lansing
For the seventh time in the last 11 games, the Chiefs played a one-run game, but Lansing came out on top 4-3 over Peoria on Wednesday afternoon at Jackson Field. Four of the last five Chiefs losses have been by one run. The Chiefs have lost five in a row
Ferraro’s first pro homer not enough in 6-5 loss
Despite Caden Ferraro’s first professional home run, the Lugnuts edged the Chiefs 6-5 in the series opener Tuesday night at Jackson Field. With the loss, the Chiefs dropped their fourth straight game and fell 6.5 games behind first-place Beloit in the Midwest League West. Breyson Guedez crushed a solo homer
Chiefs lose as Sky Carp slug seven homers
Beloit hit seven home runs, the most allowed by Peoria in recorded franchise history, en route to a 16-6 series-clinching win Sunday afternoon at Dozer Park. With the loss, the Chiefs fell to 23-24, 5.5 games behind first-place Beloit. After the teams combined for just one home run across Saturday’s
Chiefs suffer pair of one-run losses to Sky Carp
In Saturday’s doubleheader at Dozer Park, the Chiefs dropped both games to the Sky Carp, falling 3-2 and 2-1. With the losses, the Chiefs fell to 23-23 in the second half. In game one, Peoria got out to a hot start behind its sizzling starter Brandon Clarke who retired the
Chiefs, Beloit postponed due to rain on Friday
The scheduled contest between the Peoria Chiefs and Beloit Sky Carp on Friday, August 14 has been postponed due to wet grounds at Dozer Park. The contest will be rescheduled as part of a doubleheader on Saturday, August 15. Game one is scheduled to begin at 5 pm, with game
Four-run fifth, Olsen’s save secure Chiefs win
Behind a four-run fifth inning and Bobby Olsen’s save, the Chiefs held on for a 5-3 victory over the Sky Carp Thursday night at Dozer Park. With the victory, the Chiefs have won back-to-back games and climbed within 2.5 games of first-place Beloit in the Midwest League West. The Chiefs’
Peña’s two-homer game propels Chiefs to victory
Behind a four-run first inning and two-home run game from Yordalin Peña, the Chiefs powered their way past Beloit, 8-4, on Wednesday night at Dozer Park. With the win, Peoria narrows the gap to 3.5 games behind the first place Sky Carp in the second half standings with 22 games
Three fireworks shows, McGreevy bobblehead highlight penultimate homestand of 2026
Peoria, IL – The Chiefs are back at Dozer Park like they never left. Well, because they didn’t leave. After a six-game home series with Quad Cities last week, the Chiefs are in the midst of a six-game set with the Beloit Sky Carp, the Marlins High-A affiliate. It’s the
Chiefs lose to Sky Carp in extras in series opener
In a dramatic series opener, seven of the 13 runs scored between the Chiefs and the Sky Carp came in the 10th inning, and Beloit held on for a 7-6 win on Tuesday night at Dozer Park. With the loss, the Chiefs return to .500 in the second half with
Chiefs erase five-run deficit for Sunday victory
Behind 15 hits and five multi-hit performances, the Chiefs came back from down five to beat the River Bandits 9-8 in Sunday’s series finale at Dozer Park. Peoria lost the series four games to two but improved to 21-20 in the second half. Quad Cities notched the first run of
Flores drives in five, Chiefs late push falls short
Despite five RBIs and a home run from Jalin Flores, a four-run eighth inning for Quad Cities proved to be the difference in a 7-6 loss for the Chiefs on Saturday night at Dozer Park. With the defeat, the Chiefs fall to 20-20 in the second half and lose their
Hernandez walks it off after Chiefs blow four-run lead in the ninth
After the Chiefs blew a four-run lead in the top of the ninth inning , Sammy Hernandez played hero in the bottom half, blasting a two-run walk-off homer to give Peoria an 8-6 victory over Quad Cities on Friday night at Dozer Park Hernandez’s game-winning homer was the Chiefs’ second
Wolters fans 11 as River Bandits blank Chiefs
Urbana native Blake Wolters struck out a career-high 11 as the River Bandits limited the Chiefs to two hits in Peoria’s 7-0 loss Thursday night at Dozer Park. The Chiefs were shut out for the third time this season and the second time at Dozer Park. All three shutout losses
River Bandits pull away from Chiefs with four-run sixth
A four-run sixth inning helped the River Bandits pull away for a 7-2 win over the Chiefs Wednesday night at Dozer Park. With the loss, the Chiefs have dropped two straight after last week's sweep at Cedar Rapids and fall to 19-18 in the second half. In the top of
Four River Bandits homers sink Chiefs
Despite two homers from Sammy Hernandez, the Chiefs fell 7-3 to the Quad Cities River Bandits, who used four home runs, including two from Blake Mitchell, Tuesday night at Dozer Park. With the loss, the Chiefs snapped a six-game win streak and fell to 19-17 in the second half. After
Burleson Bobblehead, Homer’s Birthday kick off two-week homestand at Dozer Park
PEORIA, IL – An Alec Burleson bobblehead giveaway, Homer’s Birthday and four postgame fireworks shows headline the start of a packed two-week homestand at Dozer Park. Fans can also enjoy postgame fireworks, theme nights, promotional giveaways, special discounts and more as the Chiefs host the Quad Cities River Bandits, the
Chiefs sweep Kernels; win second straight series
With a 3-2 victory Sunday afternoon, the Chiefs became the first visiting team to sweep the Kernels in a six-game series at Veterans Memorial Stadium since Minor League Baseball adopted the current six-game series format in 2021. With the victory, Peoria secured its second consecutive series win and its second
Chiefs sweep doubleheader behind Peete’s cycle, Encarnación's heroics
Peoria completed a doubleheader sweep of Cedar Rapids on Saturday at Veterans Memorial Stadium, rallying for a 6-5, 10-inning victory to complete Friday’s suspended game before rolling to a 13-2 win behind Tai Peete’s second cycle of the season and another dominant outing from Tanner Franklin. With the two victories,
Friday's game suspended in the third
Game four of the six-game series was suspended with nobody out and a runner on first in the bottom of the third inning with a Kernels 2-0 lead. Play will resume on Saturday at 4:35 p.m. followed by a seven-inning game as part of a doubleheader. A 38-minute rain delay