NORTH LITTLE ROCK, AR (September 6, 2025) -- The Amarillo Sod Poodles (67-64) defeated the Arkansas Travelers (66-65), 6-5, in 13 innings on Saturday night at Dickey-Stephens Park. A back-and-forth late inning battle ultimately fell in Amarillo’s favor, snapping a seven-game losing streak. Both sides were held scoreless through the

AMARILLO, TX – Canada. Neighbors to the North. Between trades, promotions and coaching staff, Amarillo now has three native Canadians on the roster with left-handed starter Mitch Bratt, right-handed reliever Eli Saul and catcher Gavin Logan. With 18 games left to play, Amarillo will lean on them to secure the

SAN ANTONIO, TX (July 19, 2025) -- The Amarillo Sod Poodles (44-45) defeated the San Antonio Missions (49-40), 5-0, on Saturday evening at Nelson W. Wolff Stadium. For the second straight night, three Amarillo arms combined for a two-hit shutout to secure the series victory. Saturday’s game started very similar

SPRINGDALE, AR (June 19, 2025) -- The Amarillo Sod Poodles (29-37) defeated the Northwest Arkansas Naturals (33-33), 3-2, on Thursday night at Arvest Ballpark. Jose Fernandez provided all three RBI to back up a strong outing from Jose Cabrera and wrap up the Soddies’ second win of the series. After

Hillsboro, OR (July, 24)- The Hillsboro Hops got their second straight win against the visiting Vancouver Canadians. The only two runs the Canadians scored came in the first inning, getting shut down for eight consecutive innings by the Hops’ pitching staff. The 4-2 win at Hillsboro Ballpark put the Hops

(Hillsboro, Oregon)- For the Wednesday night meet-up, Hillsboro Stadium hosted the second game of the six-game series featuring the Hillsboro Hops and the Vancouver Canadians. Hops’ starter Spencer Giesting took the mound holding the lowest ERA in minor league baseball- a jaw-dropping 0.79. He would only lower it in his

Hillsboro, OR (May 4, 2023) – For the second game in a row Hillsboro didn’t have a hit entering the fifth inning against the Vancouver Canadians, but the result on Thursday ended differently. Jesus Valdez’s two-run home run was the difference maker in the 4-3 win. The Hops ended their