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Pregame: TinCaps (23-28) vs. Great Lakes (28-24) DYLAN SINN | The Journal Gazette It has been a difficult couple of nights for the TinCaps, who have let leads get away in the late innings in back-to-back losses. The offense woke up in Friday's matchup, exploding for seven runs combined in the fifth and sixth innings, but some shoddy defense from the TinCaps opened the door for the Loons and they roared back to win 10-9. Fort Wayne committed four errors in the game. The TinCaps will try to bounce back from that back-breaking defeat with their manager back in the dugout. Anthony Contreras was e...

TinCaps fall to Great Lakes, 10-9, after Contreras ejection DYLAN SINN | The Journal Gazette The TinCaps let a late-inning lead get away for the second straight night and dropped their third in a row, 10-9 to the Great Lakes Loons at Parkview Field. How it Happened Great Lakes trailed 9-6 entering the seventh and had just watched Fort Wayne send nine hitters to the plate in the bottom of the sixth. The Loons decided to do the TinCaps one better and gave 10 hitters a chance to bat in the inning. The trouble started with one out, when Fort Wayne first baseman Seamus Curran bobbled a ground ball...

TinCaps lose lead again; Contreras ejected DYLAN SINN | The Journal Gazette For a half-inning tonight, the TinCaps looked like they might grab a memorable victory from the jaws of defeat. Instead, it ended up being a night they would just as soon forget. Less than 24 hours after an eighth-inning lead evaporated into an extra-inning loss, the TinCaps saw a three-run seventh inning advantage morph into a 10-9 defeat at the hands of the visiting Great Lakes Loons in front of the largest crowd at Parkview Field this season: 4,407 fans who made their presence felt as Fort Wayne roared back from an...

In the first two games of the TinCaps' series against Cedar Rapids, Fort Wayne struck out 28 times, leaving manager Anthony Contreras somewhat frustra ...

TinCaps offense explodes in third victory in four games DYLAN SINN | The Journal Gazette The TinCaps are seeing the ball well. After racking up 22 walks in the first three games of the season, Fort Wayne's bats finally started stringing together hits tonight and the result was an emphatic 10-3 victory that featured a grand slam from Agustin Ruiz, a solo homer from Jawuan Harris and 11 total hits. It was the perfect antidote to the team's first loss of the season, which came Thursday. The TinCaps have done an outstanding job in the first four games of not offering at pitches outside the zone a...