They say age is just a number, and for the Albuquerque Isotopes and starter Barry Enright that was never more true than last night as they combined to three-hit the Sox and won the opener 5-0. Enright, the 31-year old righty, began the game by retiring the first 17 Sky Sox he faced. Yes, that’s…
Scoring first has become a trend for the Sky Sox and not really a great one to be honest. Over the last seven games, the Sox have established the lead by scoring first, but they have won just three of those games. You gotta score early AND late if you want to win theses games…
For the sixth straight game, the Sky Sox jumped out to an early lead, and for the second time in a row they scored late too and won, this time 4-2 over the El Paso Diablos. No, no not a new team, all of the same players and such were still there, but a special…
Holy. Cow. What a ballgame last night! The four hour five minute affair had it all. It had hits (29), runs (26), errors (4), pitchers getting hits (2), home runs (2) and winners (1). The Sky Sox tried their best to blow it, but survived the 15-11 conquest over the Chihuahuas. They blew a 5-0…
Woof. That’s the best way for Colorado Springs to describe the opening game of the four-game set against El Paso after losing 10-5. For the fourth game in a row the Sox scored first, but for the third time in a row they lost. The three-game stretch is the longest losing streak of the season,…
The Sox had a chance to split the series and finish the homestand 6-2, but the River Cats thwarted that idea with a 4-2 win Mother’s Day afternoon at Security Service Field. The Sky Sox jumped out to another early lead and held two leads in the game, only to have Sacramento tie the game…
First things first…HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY to all of the mothers out there. We thank you so much for everything you have done, are doing and continuing to do to impact our lives each and every day! Look back to last night – Sacramento just seems to have Colorado Springs’ number in this series as they…
After the seventh-inning debacle on Thursday morning, it was imperative for Colorado Springs to jump out early in Friday night’s game, and they did just that, plating a pair in the first and hanging on to win 4-1 over the River Cats. It was a lengthy affair, but one that was dominated by the Sky…
Insert “Anchorman_BoyThatEscalatedQuickly.gif” here…That’s about the only way to describe the top of the seventh inning of Thursday’s matinee. The Sky Sox just took the 6-3 lead on Garrett Cooper’s first career grand slam and were riding high, but Sacramento put together a 13-run seventh and never looked back, winning 17-7. That’s right a 13-RUN INNING.…
Oops, they did it again! Colorado Springs trailed early, but responded with runs in the next half inning and never looked back, en route to the 8-5 win Tuesday morning at Security Service Field. The win completed the sweep of the Grizzlies and it marked their fifth in a row. Hiram Burgos pitched well enough…
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