Courtesy of RedWingsBaseball.com After snagging their first win of the season on Wednesday night at Fifth Third Field, the Rochester Red Wings went into Thursday night looking to build some momentum on the road. The club did just that, pulling off a late-game rally to win in extra innings, 8-5. Trailing by two runs in the top of the ninth inning, the Wings made one last … [Read more...] about Wings rally late to win second straight over Toledo
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Casey leads Wings to first win of ’22
Courtesy of RedWingsBaseball.com Donovan Casey hit a three-run homer and collected four RBI as the Rochester Red Wings picked up their first win of the 2022 campaign, beating the Toledo Mud Hens, 6-3, at Fifth Third Field in Toledo, Ohio Wednesday night. After a 26-minute weather delayed the start, the two squads took the field and were scoreless until Toledo’s Ryan Kreidler … [Read more...] about Casey leads Wings to first win of ’22
Red Wings strike out 16 times in Opening Day defeat
By CHUCKIE MAGGIO The Rochester Red Wings began the 2022 season much like the 2021 season ended- with a shutout defeat. Rochester lost its season opener 5-0 to Toledo in front of 10,522 fans at Fifth Third Field on Tuesday, striking out 16 times and tallying just one extra-base hit. The Mud Hens' bullpen threw 4.2 hitless innings in relief of starter Nivaldo Rodriguez. Jacob … [Read more...] about Red Wings strike out 16 times in Opening Day defeat
Red Wings season preview: Rochester expected to be more athletic, steal more bases
By CHUCKIE MAGGIO Baseball’s back, the Rochester Red Wings insist. Last Friday’s Baseball’s Back Bash at Frontier Field was postponed due to inclement weather, an on-brand start to a Western New York April. The Red Wings are giving the event another shot on Tuesday, which will coincide with the team’s season opener in Toledo at 4:05 p.m. The 2021 Red Wings, who used a … [Read more...] about Red Wings season preview: Rochester expected to be more athletic, steal more bases
García returns to Triple-A to gain more experience
By CHUCKIE MAGGIO The day Luis García sent his first major league home run into Nationals Park’s right-center field seats, launching a Jake Arrieta sinker that didn’t sink, was viewed as the dawning of Washington’s new baseball era. The Nationals traded the best pitcher in franchise history along with their star shortstop earlier that day, sending Max Scherzer and Trea Turner … [Read more...] about García returns to Triple-A to gain more experience