BY DAN GLICKMAN ROCHESTER, N.Y. – The Rochester Red Wings and Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders had the second game of their six-game series delayed for awhile on Wednesday. When the 6:05 p.m. first pitch time rolled around, the tarp was on the field as rain moved through the area. And the rain kept coming and coming. Eventually, though, the rain stopped long enough to … [Read more...] about Red Wings, after long delay, lose to Scranton 4-1 and fall back in playoff hunt
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Red Wings move into first with tight 3-1 win over Scranton
BY DAN GLICKMAN ROCHESTER, N.Y. – The Rochester Red Wings (38-26 in the second half, 83-54 overall) began perhaps their most critical series of the second half of the season on Monday with a 3-1 victory over the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders (36-26 in the first half, 73-63 overall), putting them a game up in the second half International League playoff race. It was a … [Read more...] about Red Wings move into first with tight 3-1 win over Scranton
Ziehl delivers another strong start
By PAUL GOTHAM BUFFALO — Gage Ziehl may not want to leave Buffalo. The former Penfield Patriot and current member of the Worcester Red Sox arrived in the Queen City six days ago with a 1-3 record and an earned-run average (ERA) north of 6.0. With family and friends on hand for both of his starts, Ziehl leaves Western New York having taken one decision, and he lowered … [Read more...] about Ziehl delivers another strong start
Red Wings defeat Syracuse in 14-9 slugfest to move back into first place
BY DAN GLICKMAN The Rochester Red Wings (37-25 in the second half, 82-53 overall) moved back into first place in the International League's second half on Saturday, winning a slugfest with the Syracuse Mets (33-28 in the second half, 71-63 overall), 14-9. Rochester hit six home runs in the win, including two from right fielder Leandro Pineda, to win the back-and-forth … [Read more...] about Red Wings defeat Syracuse in 14-9 slugfest to move back into first place
Red Wings’ double-header curse continues as they split in Syracuse
BY DAN GLICKMAN The Rochester Red Wings entered Friday having not swept a double-header since August 30, 2024. They still haven't – they won the first game of their twinbill at the Syracuse Mets, 5-0, before falling on an walkoff home run in the ninth by Syracuse catcher Hayden Senger, 7-4. The win and loss leaves the Red Wings at 36-25 in the second half (81-53 overall), … [Read more...] about Red Wings’ double-header curse continues as they split in Syracuse