By Aaron Cheris In order to be a successful team, you need to have a southpaw starter in their rotation to switch things up and keep hitters off-balance. The Colorado Springs Sky Sox have their lefty in 26-year-old Brent Suter. In his second season with the Sky Sox, Suter has spent time in the bullpen and…
The Sky Sox can’t wait to play again and not have it be in New Orleans as they fell 11-2 in the series finale Tuesday morning in the Big Easy. Brent Suter was certainly not to blame as he allowed just one run over five innings of work in his start. The offense was led…
The Sky Sox looked to be on the way to their third straight shutout loss as they entered the top of the ninth down 1-0, but after a little good fortune and some timely hitting the Sox plated a pair in the final frame and held on to win 2-1. The two runs ended Colorado…
The Sky Sox have not fared well through the first two games of the series against the New Orleans Zephyrs, dropping them both by the score of 3-0. Team historian Chris Moyer explains that it is the ninth time in franchise history that feat has been accomplished, we hope the Sky Sox offense spares him…
By Aaron Cheris Sky Sox third baseman Will Middlebrooks got off to a rocky start to his season. Just five games into the season, Middlebrooks found himself on the disabled list with an oblique injury that took nearly two weeks to heal. Since then, Middlebrooks has had a tough time finding his rhythm on the…
The Sky Sox have found the Big Easy to be the Big Queasy for their offense across the first two games of the series. Yesterday afternoon the Sox were blanked by the same 3-0 margin they saw in the rain-shortened tilt on Saturday night. It marked just the ninth time Colorado Springs had been shutout in back…
The Sky Sox and Zephyrs opened their four-game series, but Mother Nature rudely interrupted the opening tilt and ended it after 4 1/2 innings with the score 3-0 in favor of New Orleans. Taylor Jungmann took the hill for Colorado Springs and could not make it out of the fourth inning and New Orleans’ Paul Clemens…
The streaking Sky Sox have won five straight and enter play tonight in a three-way tie for first place with Oklahoma City and Iowa. They completed the four-game sweep of the Storm Chasers with a 6-1 win last night at Security Service Field. Tim Dillard took the hill in his first start and shoved five…
Tim Dillard does it again! The righty took the mound for his first start in 2016 and shoved. He tossed five scoreless innings and helped set the tone for the Sky Sox in their 6-1 win over the Storm Chasers Friday night. The win marked the fifth in a row for Colorado Springs and they…
I don’t know how many times we’ve seen it, but if the first two months of the season are any indication, last night’s huge comeback will not be the last we’ve seen in 2016. The Sky Sox trailed 6-0 after the first-half inning, 9-2 after three innings, but went on to score 11 unanswered runs…
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