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TinCaps fall to Lansing, 12-1, first loss on homestand DYLAN SINN | The Journal Gazette The TinCaps struck out 18 times in their first loss of a six-game series against the Lansing Lugnuts at Parkview Field. Fort Wayne fell 12-1 after giving up a pair of home runs and going 0 for 10 with runners in scoring position. How it Happened For the third time in as many games, the Lugnuts jumped in front with some early power. Max Schuemann started the with a triple into the left-center gap and then scored when Cobie Vance hit a fly ball all the way to the wall, on which center fielder Reinaldo Ilarr...

The TinCaps started their series against the Lansing Lugnuts on Tuesday night with their best offensive performance of the season, pushing across 13 r ...

TinCaps beat Lansing, 6-3, for second straight win DYLAN SINN | The Journal Gazette The TinCaps scratched and clawed for all of their runs and right-hander Gabe Mosser turned in a clutch long relief performance after an injury to help the TinCaps beat the Lansing Lugnuts for the second straight night at Parkview Field, 6-3. How it Happened The key inning was Fort Wayne's half of the sixth, in which the TinCaps scored three times without a single hard-hit ball after entering the frame trailing 3-2. Tirso Ornelas started the uprising with a fought-off blooper down the left-field line that land...

TinCaps earn scrappy victory over Lansing DYLAN SINN | The Journal Gazette Tonight's game was different than the TinCaps' 13-run, 13-hit offensive explosion Tuesday, but it was no less successful. The TinCaps scored runs on a balk, an error, a swinging bunt single and another infield single in a 6-3 victory over the Lansing Lugnuts tonight at Parkview Field that featured a little bit of everything and left Fort Wayne with its first back-to-back victories since the first and second game of the season. The victory propelled the TinCaps past the Lugnuts and into third place in the High-A Central...

Five: Mass Reliever Lovefest I don’t have time for full player-by-player breakdowns, but I’ll run through the guys that really helped their teams yesterday by level. Iowa: 4.2 scoreless innings from a combination of Brad Wieck, Adam Morgan and Jason Adam. Morgan’s up to five scoreless innings with Iowa, which really makes me wonder when the opt-out date off his minor league contract might be. Tennessee: Really nice job by Manny Rodriguez to get five outs across two innings with less than ideal circumstances. South Bend: My tweet left off southpaw Brandon Hughes, who was brilliant in thi...