TOLEDO – The Toledo Mud Hens shutout the Louisville Bats 4-0 on Thursday night at Fifth Third Field. Lael Lockhart and the “Hen Pen” diced Bats’ hitters to the tune of 15 strikeouts in a combined shutout. Lockhart took the hill for the Mud Hens while Lyon Richardson got the

Toledo Mud Hens players are not the only ones playing games this summer. Kids from all over the Toledo region are taking parks, and streets by storm to participate in the Mud Hens and Walleye’s Let’s Play initiative. Currently in its first season under Mud Hens and Walleye management, Let’s

The Toledo Mud Hens went into their Wednesday night matchup against the Louisville Bats with a tough act to follow. The Hens came out on top 11-10 in an extra-innings thriller Tuesday night that featured 6 T-Town home runs. Toledo was able to keep the hard hitting going as five

The Mud Hens fought until the very end, securing an 11-10 win against the Bats after extra innings. Ty Madden threw the game’s first pitch at 7:05 PM tonight. Although the Bats racked up two runs off a home run, Madden shut them down with three strikeouts, even after taking

The Mud Hens fell short 10-3 to the Saints in the final game of the series, but T-Town remained hopeful till the end. Today’s game began at 4:06 PM, and the Mud Hens were ready to bring some heat to this last, cold winter in July series game. The first

The Toledo Mud Hens looked to avenge their Friday night loss to the St. Paul Saints in front of a sold out crowd. The Hens would fall behind early, but the task would prove to be too tall as they ended up losing 11-3. Fans stayed despite the loss and

The Toledo Mud Hens opened their post-All Star Break series with the St. Paul Saints in front of over 8,000 fans at Fifth Third Field Friday night. The game got off to a slow start, but it would become a back and forth battle, before the Saints eventually ran away

Following a Mud Hens meltdown on Saturday night, Toledo looked to avenge their loss in the series finale with the Omaha Storm Chasers. Hoping to halt the Hens hitters were a few Chasers pitchers with some Major League experience. Toledo would fall short though as the eighth inning left them

Following Toledo’s dominant performance at the plate Friday night, Omaha returned the favor Saturday night. The Hens were humbled, losing 18-4 as the Storm Chasers dominated in every way. Bryan Sammons opened the game with some unusual command issues. The Storm Chasers took advantage of this early struggle with an

Mud Hens dominated with a 12-6 win after six home runs against the Storm Chasers. The fourth game in the series against the Storm Chasers began at 8:07 PM tonight. Andrew Navigato started off the Hens' hitting with a single on a grounder to left field. Jace Jung brought in

The Toledo Mud Hens dropped game three of the series to the Omaha Storm Chasers 4-0 at Werner Park. Lael Lockhart earned the start as he came into this game 0-2 with a 6.53 ERA in six starts this year for the Mud Hens. In the top of the first

The Mud Hens staged a remarkable comeback but fell just short in a 10-9 loss against the Storm Chasers this afternoon. The game began at 1:08 PM, with the Mud Hens looking to improve on last night’s outcome. It was another beautiful day in Omaha, and the Hens sported their

The Mud Hens were narrowly defeated by the Storm Chasers 9-7 despite an exhilarating top of the eighth inning where they scored six runs in Omaha. The first game of the series began tonight in Omaha at 8:05 PM. The Hens sported their bright red and yellow feathered jerseys on

COLUMBUS, OH – The Toledo Mud Hens defeated the Columbus Clippers 6-5 in 11 innings on Saturday night at Huntington Park. A late two-run single by Andrew Navigato and an RBI hit-by-pitch of Bligh Madris led the Mud Hens to a late victory. Brant Hurter took the bump for the

The Toledo Mud Hens were defeated by the Columbus Clippers 4-3 in game five of the six-game series at Huntington Field in Columbus Ohio. Lael Lockhart earned the start on the bump as he came into this game 0-2 on the year with a 7.82 ERA. Riley Unroe led things

The Toledo Mud Hens defeated the Columbus Clippers on Independence Day 5-3 at Huntington Park in Columbus. Ty Madden got the start as he entered the game with a 1-3 record and an 8.51 ERA with his previous start being his most dominant. The offense gave him an early cushion

The Toledo Mud Hens filled Fifth Third Field with 10,700 fans as they took on the Columbus Clippers Wednesday night. Fresh off of a 5-2 victory, the Hens looked to make a habit out of winning. The sellout crowd helped cheer for a Toledo rally and stayed for the fireworks

The Toledo Mud Hens took care of business Tuesday night against the Columbus Clippers, winning 5-2. Fifth Third Field was filled with excitement as Javier Baez joined Toledo on Major League Rehab. After the long, slow-paced game, the Mud Hens and their fans celebrated with a fireworks show. A hard-fought

The Mud Hens began their series against the Columbus Clippers tonight at Fifth Third Field at 7:05 PM. With the previous series against the Clippers ending in a split, the pressure was on as the first three games were at home and the last three would be in Columbus. The