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TinCaps lose to Dayton, 4-1, in return to Fort Wayne DYLAN SINN | The Journal Gazette The TinCaps managed just four hits in their first game at Parkview Field in nine days, falling 4-1 to the first-place Dayton Dragons despite a homer from outfielder Agustin Ruiz.  How it Happened TinCaps starter Carlos Guarate was making his High-A and TinCaps debut and acquitted himself well. The young right-hander gave up a first-inning single, but then retired the next six hitters he faced, picking up his first strikeout at this level when he got Victor Ruiz swinging at an 81 mph breaking ball that dove...

TinCaps 7, Lake County 4 TinCaps salvage six-game series split JOSH PATTERSON | For The Journal Gazette Seamus Curran’s second two-run homer in as many games propelled the Fort Wayne TinCaps to a 7-4 victory over the Lake County Captains in High-A Central action Sunday at Parkview Field. After spotting the visitors a 2-0 lead after three innings, Fort Wayne (26-33) struck back for three in the fourth and two more on Curran’s fifth-inning blast to surge ahead. Justin Lopez doubled and tripled while joining Curran with two RBI for the TinCaps, who won their second straight and earned a spli...

TinCaps beat Lake County, 5-4, snap losing streak DYLAN SINN | The Journal Gazette The TinCaps snapped a seven-game losing streak with a 5-4 win over the Lake County Captains at Parkview Field tonight behind a good start from Ethan Elliott and an outstanding performance from Tirso Ornelas at the plate. How it Happened Sometimes, to break a losing streak, a team needs a little luck. Fort Wayne got that in the seventh inning tonight. The game was deadlocked at 4 entering the bottom of the seventh and the TinCaps got a rally started the same way they've put runners on so often in recent weeks: w...

TinCaps lose to Great Lakes, 7-5, in front of season-high crowd DYLAN SINN | The Journal Gazette The TinCaps let a lead slip away for the fourth consecutive game and despite a raucous, season-largest crowd, dropped a fifth straight against the Great Lakes Loons, falling 7-5 in the series finale at Parkview Field. How it Happened It was the same old song at Parkview Field. For the fourth straight game, the TinCaps were unable to hold a lead. After coughing up advantages in the eighth, seventh and eighth in the last three games, this time it was the sixth that did in Fort Wayne.

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...