MADISON, Alabama – Friday night’s game between the Rocket City Trash Pandas and Birmingham Barons was postponed due to lightning in the area near Toyota Field. The game will be made up as part of a single-admission doubleheader at Toyota Field on Saturday, July 31. Both games will be seven-inning

MADISON, Alabama – On Friday night, the Los Angeles Angels announced former Rocket City Trash Pandas pitcher Reid Detmers has been promoted to the Angels and will make his MLB debut on Sunday against the Oakland A’s at Angel Stadium. Currently ranked as the Angels No. 2 prospect and No.

MADISON, Alabama – Starter Jhonathan Diaz threw the first nine-inning complete game in Toyota Field history to lead the Rocket City Trash Pandas to a 3-2 win over the Birmingham Barons in the third game of their six-game series on Thursday night. In one of the best performances on the

MADISON, Alabama – In a back-and-forth affair that saw the lead change multiple times, the Rocket City Trash Pandas walked off for an 8-7 victory in 10 innings over the Birmingham Barons in the second game of their six-game series on Wednesday night at Toyota Field. With the game tied

MADISON, Alabama – With an early outburst at the plate and a dominant night from the bullpen, the Rocket City Trash Pandas earned a 5-2 win over the Birmingham Barons in the opener of their six-game series on Tuesday night at Toyota Field. Rocket City broke the scoreless deadlock with

The Rocket City Trash Pandas return to Toyota Field for their final 12-game homestand of the season from July 20-August 1 with six games each against the Tennessee Smokies, Double-A affiliate of the Chicago Cubs, and Birmingham Barons, Double-A Affiliate of the Chicago White Sox. The homestand features a Commemorative

Sunday night’s game between the Rocket City Trash Pandas and Tennessee Smokies was suspended in the bottom of the second inning due to rain. Sunday’s suspended game will be completed as part of a single-admission doubleheader on Tuesday, August 31. Game time will be announced at a later date. The

In a game that started as a pitcher’s duel, the Rocket City Trash Pandas surrendered seven late runs and were held in check at the plate for most of the night in an 8-3 loss to the Tennessee Smokies in front of a sellout crowd of 7,500 at Toyota Field

When Reid Detmers gets the ball, he will always have one thing on his side, confidence.

“As soon as I step on that mound, I tell myself I’m the best player on the field. Sometimes that’s not true. But having the mindset of telling myself I’m good enough usually

MADISON, AL – The Rocket City Trash Pandas continued to live up to their name by lifting four homeruns, all solo blasts, to defeat the Tennessee Smokies 5-3 Friday night in front of 6,656 fans at Toyota Field. The dingers give Rocket City 106 for the season, which is the

MADISON, Alabama – With a strong all-around performance on the mound, at the plate, and in the field, the Rocket City Trash Pandas defeated the Tennessee Smokies 6-3 in the third game of their six-game series on Thursday night at Toyota Field. The Trash Pandas got off to a quick

MADISON, Alabama – In a game filled with home runs from both sides, the Rocket Trash Pandas couldn't finish the comeback in 12-8 loss to the Tennessee Smokies at Toyota Field in the second game of their six-game series at Toyota Field. Rocket City began the ballgame in fine form

MADISON, Alabama – The Rocket City Trash Pandas began their homestand with a 10-5 win over the Tennessee Smokies on Tuesday night at Toyota Field behind a timely power display at the plate and a strong night from the bullpen. After a one, two, three first inning, Rocket City starter

In a pair of tightly contested games, the Rocket City Trash Pandas rebounded after a 3-2 loss in the opener for an 8-7 win in extra innings to earn a split of their doubleheader with the Birmingham Barons on Sunday afternoon at Regions Field. The victory by the Trash Pandas

The Rocket City Trash Pandas offense was held in check by a pair of Birmingham Barons pitchers in a 2-0 loss on Saturday afternoon at Regions Field. The loss evens the six-game series at two games apiece. In a quick-moving opening game, starters Reid Detmers and John Parke each got

Stepping to the box on Opening Day as the first batter for the Rocket City Trash Pandas on May 5 at Chattanooga, David MacKinnon wasted no time in making history. In his first game action in nearly two years, the Trash Pandas first baseman lined a single to center and

The Rocket City Trash Pandas are proud to announce infielder Luis Aviles Jr. has been named the Double-A South Player of the Week for the week ending on July 11, 2021. The honor is the first in the professional career of Aviles Jr. and marks the fourth league award of

In a game that ended over 24 hours after it began, the Rocket City Trash Pandas defeated the Birmingham Barons 9-4 in a rain-shortened seven-inning contest in the third game of their six-game series that ended on Friday night at Regions Field. On Thursday night, starters Konnor Pilkington of the

Despite another clutch grand slam at the plate, the Rocket City Trash Pandas bullpen unraveled in an 11-5 loss to the Birmingham Barons on Wednesday night at Regions Field. Rocket City was nearing an early lead when Luis Aviles Jr. led off the game with a double and reached third

BIRMINGHAM, Alabama – Behind the strength of a seven-run third inning and a brilliant performance from the bullpen, the Rocket City Trash Pandas rallied for an 8-5 win over the Birmingham Barons in the opener of their six-game series at Regions Field on Tuesday night. For as well as the

MADISON, Alabama – Sunday night’s game between the Rocket City Trash Pandas and Montgomery Biscuits originally scheduled for 6:35 p.m. from Toyota Field has been cancelled due to rain. The game will not be made up because the Biscuits and Trash Pandas do not play each other for the remainder

MADISON, Alabama – The Rocket City Trash Pandas couldn’t get the clutch hit they needed late in the game in a 5-3 loss to the Montgomery Biscuits in front of a sellout crowd of 7,500 at Toyota Field on Saturday night. The game began better than it ended for Rocket