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TinCaps set to face Lake County JOSH PATTERSON | For The Journal Gazette the Fort Wayne TinCaps will play host the Lake County Captains tonight in the fifth game of a six game series. Gabe Mosser will start for the TinCaps (24-33), with Hunter Gaddis taking the ball first for Lake County (32-26). Katie Hortsman, who played for the Fort Wayne Daisies from 1951-54, is scheduled to throw out ceremonial first pitch. The Minster, Ohio native grew up about 65 miles from Fort Wayne and batted .286 in 308 career games. Hortsman also served as a consultant for the movie “A League Of Their Own”, wh...

Katie Fyfe | The Journal Gazette The TinCaps’ Chris Givin hits a home run during the third inning against the Lake County Captains at Parkview Field on Saturday. Previous Next Saturday, July 10, 2021 10:10 pm TinCaps 5, Lake County 4 Early homers propel TinCaps JOSH PATTERSON | For The Journal Gazette FORT WAYNE – While fans attending Saturday’s High-A Central contest at Parkview Field were treated to postgame fireworks, the Fort Wayne TinCaps provided some early explosions of their own, riding a two-run home run in each of the first two innings before holding...

Chicago Cubs Minor League Wrap: June 27 Share this story Iowa Trevor Williams made a rehab assignment today and it went well. Williams faced seven batters over two innings and the only one to reach was hit by a pitch. Williams struck out two. He threw 32 pitches and 22 were strikes. Justin Steele also made a rehab appearances. He pitched the seventh inning and gave up the Storm Chasers’ only run of the game on a solo home run. But that was the only baserunner he allowed in his inning of work. Steele did not strike anyone out. Nico Hoerner played three innings at second base in a rehab ass...

Another rough night down on the farm, but the Cubs’ 2020 1st-round pick went deep for the first time

Starter Cory Abbott pitched five innings and gave up three runs on four hits. One of those hits was a two-run home run. Abbott walked two and struck out five. Ben Leeper still hasn’t given up a hit in Triple-A and nothing he did tonight changed that. Leeper got the win after pitching 1.2 innings while striking out four and walking one. Leeper’s fastball tonight was clocked between 96 and 99 mph. Catcher Nick Martini from third. Castillo went 1 for 3 with a walk. Martini hit a solo home run in the bottom of the second. It was his fourth home run on the year. Martini was 1 for 4 and scor...