SOUTH JORDAN, Utah (October 6, 2026) - Minor League Baseball announced today that Salt Lake Bees visiting clubhouse manager Dante Castro has been named the 2026 Visiting Clubhouse Manager of the Year. The award recognizes the clubhouse managers across Minor League Baseball who provide exceptional service and support to visiting

SOUTH JORDAN, UT. (Sept. 30, 2026) – The Salt Lake Bees wrapped up their 32nd season as a franchise and second year at The Ballpark at America First Square, celebrating a season highlighted by record-breaking performances, memorable promotions and unforgettable ballpark experiences throughout Downtown Daybreak. Salt Lake finished the 2026

SOUTH JORDAN, Utah (September 28, 2026) — The Utah Dirty Sodas have been named Minor League Baseball’s 2026 Best New Alternate Identity, earning the top honor among seven nominees and celebrating the unique culture of Utah through the combination of Dirty Soda’s and baseball. The Utah Dirty Sodas were selected

SOUTH JORDAN, Utah (September 26, 2026) — Minor League Baseball announced on Saturday that five Salt Lake Bees have been named to the 2026 Pacific Coast League Post-Season All-Star Team, the most of any team in the league. Second baseman Christian Moore, shortstop Denzer Guzman, designated hitter Niko Kavadas, utilityman

SOUTH JORDAN, Utah — The Salt Lake Bees, in collaboration with the Los Angeles Angels, continued their commitment to community engagement Saturday, Sept. 12, as Bees players and staff members joined participants at the Miracle League of Salt Lake. Miracle League is an adaptive baseball league designed to remove barriers

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - The 32nd season in franchise history came to a close Sunday as the Salt Lake Bees unloaded 20 hits in a 14-7 onslaught over the Albuquerque Isotopes. Down 5-0 early, the visitors woke up to score 14 of the final 16 runs on Sunday. All nine Bees

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - After a weather-delayed start on Saturday, the Bees fell behind early as Albuquerque built a 7-0 lead through seven innings. Salt Lake scored twice late, but the deficit proved too much as the Bees dropped an 8-2 decision to the Isotopes in their penultimate game of the

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - Mother Nature made her impact tonight in the sixth, forcing an early conclusion to Friday’s contest between the Bees and Isotopes. Albuquerque managed three runs off two errors, while three arms pitched the hosts to a 3-0 shutout victory. Albuquerque 3, Salt Lake 0 (Final/6 inn.) WP:

ALBUQUERQUE, NM. - The Bees’ offense came alive early for a Thursday morning first pitch and never let up, scoring 10 runs on 15 hits. Salt Lake used a four-run sixth inning to pull away and secure a 10-5 win over Albuquerque to guarantee no less than a series split

ALBUQUERQUE, NM. - The king of September, Niko Kavadas, continued to reign supreme in the month, collecting three RBI and his 15th home run of the year to power Salt Lake to a 7-2 win over the Isotopes on Wednesday. The Bees scored in the first five innings and rode

ALBUQUERQUE, NM. - The Bees scored six unanswered runs to erase a 5-1 deficit and force extra innings against the Isotopes. Ben Gobbel and Bryce Teodosio delivered RBI hits in the 10th inning before Kaleb Ort closed out the comeback with his 10th save of the season. Salt Lake 7,

SOUTH JORDAN, Utah (September 14, 2026) — Minor League Baseball announced on Monday that Salt Lake Bees first baseman Niko Kavadas has been named the Pacific Coast League Player of the Week for the week of Sept. 7-13. Kavadas, 27, batted .417 during the week, collecting three home runs, three

SOUTH JORDAN, UT. - In front of a record 7,853 fans, the Salt Lake Bees dropped their final home contest of the 2026 campaign by a 9-6 decision to Round Rock. The Express tallied five early runs and added on throughout the proceedings, using an Aaron Zavala two-run blast in

SOUTH JORDAN, UT. - Salt Lake fell into an early six-run hole and could not recover, dropping game five 13-0 to Round Rock on Saturday night. The Bees were held scoreless throughout the night as the Express added seven more runs over the final eight innings. Round Rock 13, Salt

SOUTH JORDAN, UT. - Salt Lake scored four unanswered runs, but it was just short as Round Rock escaped with a 5-4 Friday night victory. The Bees got the winning run aboard in the ninth, however they could not overcome an early 5-0 margin. Round Rock 5, Salt Lake 4

SOUTH JORDAN, UT. - The Bees jumped out to an early lead and never looked back, scoring 11 runs on 19 hits in a dominant 11-1 win over Round Rock on Abejas Night. Niko Kavadas homered twice, while Raudi Rodriguez and Yolmer Sánchez also left the yard to help Salt

SOUTH JORDAN, UT. - For the second straight night, the Dirty Sodas could only muster three hits in a 6-1 defeat to Round Rock. Crooked numbers for the visitors bookended Wednesday’s clash, scoring twice in the first and ninth. Round Rock 6, Dirty Sodas 1 WP: Blake Townsend (1-0) LP:

SOUTH JORDAN, UT. - Round Rock scored in four different innings, including late runs in the eighth and ninth, to hand Salt Lake a 5-1 loss in the series opener. Niko Kavadas’ fifth inning solo homer provided the Bees’ lone run in Tuesday’s defeat. Round Rock 5, Salt Lake 1

WEST SACRAMENTO, CA. - Three two-out runs in the ninth inning surged Salt Lake to a 6-3 Sunday win over Sacramento at Sutter Health Park. Pablo Reyes, Raudi Rodriguez and Yolmer Sánchez each tallied RBI base knocks in the big frame to help the Bees cap the season-long 12-game road

WEST SACRAMENTO, CA. - Salt Lake rallied for two runs in the eighth inning, but couldn’t complete the comeback as the Bees fell 6-3 to Sacramento on Saturday night. Yolmer Sánchez and Niko Kavadas each drove in a run during the late push. Sacramento 6, Salt Lake 3 WP: R.J.

WEST SACRAMENTO, CA. - A five-run seventh that surged Sacramento to a 7-6 lead did not faze the Salt Lake Bees on Friday as they worked their magic to take home a second straight extra-inning win, winning 8-7 in 10 innings. Bryce Teodosio ended an 0-for-14 slump with his go-ahead

WEST SACRAMENTO, CA. - Pablo Reyes delivered twice, including the go-ahead sacrifice fly in the 10th, as the Bees rallied late to defeat Sacramento 4-3 in extra innings. Aeverson Arteaga tied the game in the eighth with a two-run single before Leonard Garcia shut the door in the bottom of

WEST SACRAMENTO, CA. - Brett Kerry’s six scoreless innings and Ben Gobbel’s solo homer appeared to have had Salt Lake in the driver’s seat Wednesday, but a furious ninth inning rally saved Sacramento. Charlie Szykowny won the ballgame at 3-1 with his walk-off, three-run blast, his first professional game-ending home

WEST SACRAMENTO, CA. - Caden Dana delivered a dominant start while Pablo Reyes provided the power at the plate, helping the Bees jump out early and hold off a late Sacramento rally for a series-opening win on Tuesday night. Salt Lake 4, Sacramento 1 WP: Caden Dana (4-5) LP: Darien

TACOMA, WASH. - Salt Lake held a 4-1 lead after five, was up 6-4 in the bottom of the ninth, but failed to complete a victory on Sunday. The Bees fell 7-6, in 10 innings, to Tacoma in the season finale between both squads. Leo Rivas provided the winning swing