FORT WAYNE, Ind. – The Great Lakes Loons (53-44) (19-13) earned their second shutout win in three games against the Fort Wayne TinCaps (48-50) (17-16) behind Wyatt Crowell’s seven scoreless innings, winning 2-0 on a 71-degree cloudy Thursday night at Parkview Field. - Wyatt Crowell became the second Loon in

MIDLAND, Mich. – The Great Lakes Pontooners (50-42) (16-11) pitching was smooth sailing, striking out 13 Beloit Sky Carp (45-48) (15-12) in a 5-1 victory on an 82-degree sunny Friday night at Dow Diamond. - Wyatt Crowell struck out the side in the first and eight overall, matching a season-best.

MIDLAND, Mich. – Great Lakes Loons (43-38) (9-7) pitching stranded nine Lansing Lugnuts (43-39) (7-9) on base, and Cameron Decker delivered three runs on a go-ahead home run in the seventh. The Loons took the series opener 3-2 on an 84-degree partly cloudy Tuesday night at Dow Diamond. - Wyatt

COMSTOCK PARK, Mich. – Great Lakes Loons (40-36) (6-5) pitching held the West Michigan Whitecaps (52-24) (8-3) offense to two runs and four hits, a 5-2 win on an 83-degree sunny Wednesday night at LMCU Ballpark. - Mike Sirota drove in the first three Loons runs, with a RBI single

MIDLAND, Mich. – The Great Lakes Loons (34-31) (0-1) were outmatched by Peoria Chiefs (27-39) (1-0) pitching, a 7-1 Chiefs win on a 76-degree cloudy Friday night at Dow Diamond. - Loons starter Wyatt Crowell spun 3.2 scoreless innings. The Dodgers 2023 fourth-round pick stranded five Peoria runners. Crowell struck

MIDLAND, Mich. – The Great Lakes Loons (32-30) had three multi-run innings as an offense, and the pitching struck out 17 in a dominant 9-2 victory over the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers (32-30) on a 69-degree clear Saturday night at Dow Diamond. - Mike Sirota led the Loons with a three-hit

MIDLAND, Mich. – The Great Lakes Loons (25-22) offense racked up ten runs on 15 hits, and for the second straight night, the pitching limited the Fort Wayne TinCaps (23-24) to one run. Great Lakes won 10-1 on a 61-degree overcast Wednesday night at Dow Diamond. - Joe Vetrano added

DAYTON, Ohio. – The Great Lakes Loons (15-15) and Dayton Dragons (10-20) went to extra innings, forced by a ninth-inning Loons tally, but Great Lakes ultimately came up short in 10 innings, by the score of 3-2 on a 67-degree partly cloudy Thursday night at Day Air Ballpark. - Wyatt

MIDLAND, Mich. – The Great Lakes Loons (5-6) answered a Dayton Dragons (4-7) four-run top of the eighth with a seven-run bottom of the eighth highlighted by a Josue De Paula grand slam. The Loons won 10-5 on a 53-degree sunny Wednesday night at Dow Diamond. - Both starters allowed

MIDLAND, Mich. – The Great Lakes Loons (66-60) (32-28) tallied five runs in the fourth inning to take the eventual final, a 6-3 win over the Dayton Dragons (73-55) (39-23) 6-3 on a 78-degree clear Wednesday night at Dow Diamond. - The Loons converted back-to-back two-out hits to grab a

SOUTH BEND, Ind. – The Great Lakes Loons (65-56) (31-24) held the South Bend Cubs (47-76) (20-36) scoreless in all three extra innings, with a Sean McLain two-run homer in the twelfth, the difference in a 6-4 win in 12 innings on an 87-degree partly cloudy Thursday night at Four

MIDLAND, Mich. – The Pepinillos Picantes del Norte (61-55) (27-23) were dominated by the Cascabeles de Wisconsin (72-45) (30-21) 14-1 on a 78-degree clear Friday night at Dow Diamond. - Wisconsin’s first three batters reached. Luis Lara led off the game with a single, and Cooper Pratt then homered. -

EASTLAKE, Ohio. – The Great Lakes Loons (58-53) (24-21) took two games of a twinbill over the Lake County Captains (65-46) (24-21) on a 77-degree partly cloudy Thursday night at Classic Auto Group Park. Game One - Two Captains’ errors aided the Loons’ first run in the first inning. Josue

MIDLAND, Mich. – Great Lakes Loons (55-51) (21-19) pitching protected a one-run lead over the final three innings downing the Lansing Lugnuts (51-55) (19-22) 5-4 on a 65-degree cloudy Saturday night at Dow Diamond. - Kelvin Ramirez recorded the final six outs, his 10th save of the season. The right-hander

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa. – The Great Lakes Loons (52-49) (18-17) pitched effectively, ran the bases well, and capitalized on Cedar Rapids Kernels (55-45) (18-18) errors, claiming a 3-2 win on a steamy 86-degree sunny Sunday afternoon at Veterans Memorial Stadium. - Wyatt Crowell made his Loons debut, going three innings