The Eugene Emeralds had a tough time at Spokane to win a second game of the series in series finale against the Indians 9-7. At the start of the game, the Indians were able to score three runs with a two-run home run by SS Julio Carreras and an RBI

With the loss on Saturday night, the Emeralds lose the series against the Spokane Indians 9-4. Both starting pitchers Ryan Murphy and Joe Rock got roughed up in their start. The Indians started the scoring with a pair of RBI singles by C Drew Romo and CF Daniel Montanyo 2-0.

The Emeralds bullpen was unable to hang onto a two-run lead in the ninth inning against the Spokane Indians 4-3. The first five innings resulted in pitchers' duel innings for Emeralds’ starter Kyle Harrison and Indians’ starter Will Ethridge. Once again, it would be the Emeralds striking first with a

Emeralds finish game three of the series on the win column against the Spokane Indians 6-5. The Emeralds had another quick jump to the game in the first inning. SS Marco Luciano bashed a two-run home run to get the offense going in the first 2-0. An RBI groundout by

The Emeralds were unable to hang onto the lead in the ninth inning against the Spokane Indians 9-8. A three spot would be put on the board, started by SS Marco Luciano with a solo home run 1-0. An RBI single by CF Hunter Bishop cashed in 3B Casey Schmitt

The Emeralds’ bats stay quiet during extras in game one of the series against the Spokane Indians 1-0. It would be another pitchers’ duel for the Emeralds that would keep them in the game throughout the nine innings. Emeralds combined threw LHP Nick Swiney, RHP Ty Weber and RHP Nick

Emeralds win the series against the Vancouver Canadians in explosive fashion 10-0. The game would have a slow start for the first two innings. Emeralds attacked first with an error by RF Mac Mueller to allow SS Ghordy Santos to score and 3B Casey Schmitt to third. 1-0. A wild

Emeralds won in a dramatic fashion in game one of the doubleheader by a walk off RBI single by SS Marco Luciano in extras, but would drop game two with pitching woes against the Vancouver Canadians. Game one resulted in a pitchers’ duel and remained scoreless throughout the frame. It

Emeralds resumed play from Monday’s rain out and won game one of the series against the Vancouver Canadians 9-2. The game would go straight to the top of the fourth inning with the Emeralds leading 5-1. Vancouver scored a run right out of the gate to make it a 5-2

Game one of the series between the Emeralds and the Vancouver Canadians is being postponed for a future date due to inclement weather. Before the game was postponed, the Emeralds were in the lead 5-1. The first run of the game came on a solo home run by SS Leo

A late rally by the Emeralds win the series against the Hillsboro Hops 10-5. The first run of the game was scored by an RBI groundout by Hops’ 2B Cam Coursey 1-0. Starting pitching troubles would continue for the Emeralds as the Hops put up a three spot in the

Emeralds’ get swept in a doubleheader against the Hillsboro Hops. The Emeralds got on the board first with a leadoff solo home run by 2B Ghordy Santos 1-0. The score would stay that way for another two innings. Hillsboro answered back with two runs to break the deficit 2-1. Two

Emeralds’ jump to a 2-0 lead against the Hillsboro Hops in a one-hit 1-0 lead. The Hops’ pitching was on the verge of a combined no hitter, but would find themselves trailing at the end of the sixth. A wild pitch by Julio Urias scored the only run of the

In game one of the double header, the Emeralds’ pitching threw a combined no hitter to regain the series lead 3-0. The first run of the game came in the third inning where 3B Carter Aldrete led off the inning with a solo home run by 3B Carter Aldrete to

After phenomenal pitching performances for the first three games of the series, the Emeralds are unable to hold off the Tri City Dust Devils 9-1. The only promising inning was the first when the first three Emeralds got on base, but were not able to score any runs. The lone

Dominant pitching by the Emeralds keeps the Tri-City Dust Devils off balance at the plate 4-1. The scoring started in the third inning with back-to-back singles by 3B Casey Schmitt and 1B Carter Aldrete. Aldrete’s single would lead to Schmitt going from first to third on an error by CF

Early errors by the Dust Devils would cost them the game 2-0 to tie up the series. The Emeralds scored their only two runs in the first inning. 2B Ghordy Santos hit a lead-off triple to get the offenses going. An error by 3B Kyle Kesser scored Santos easily and

Errors in the second inning cost the Emeralds winning game one of the series against the Tri-City Dust Devils. The first error would be on starting pitcher Wil Jensen on an attempt to retire RF Steven Rivas on a three one putout, which would allow 2B Osmy Gregorio to go

Emeralds beat the Vancouver Canadians in the series finale 8-4 and win the series 3-2. The Emeralds continued their dominance on the mound and at the plate. It would be the Canadians who would score first on a throwing error in the first inning by C Patrick Bailey to score

A combination of great pitching and hitting ties up the score in the series after a 7-3 win over the Vancouver Canadians. The scoring started in the third, where the Emeralds hit their first back-to-back solo home runs in the season, hit by 2B Jimmy Glowenke and SS Ghordy Santos

Eugene Emeralds come up short in the doubleheader against the Vancouver Canadians. In game one, the Ems almost got no hit and shutout against the Canadians pitching. The lone hit was by LF Armani Smith, which consisted of a solo home run to get the Emeralds on the board in

The Northwest League hadn’t played a game in Vancouver since 2019. It would be the Emeralds that scored first with a two-run home run by 1B Luis Toribio in the second inning with LF Armani Smith on 2-0. The Emeralds added an additional insurance run in the next inning with

The Emeralds fall to the Spokane Indians in the series finale 8-1. Emeralds’ LHP Nick Swiney got the nod today, but had a tough day on the mound. He went 4 IP, 5 H, 5 R, 4 ER, 3 BB, 3 K and finished with a 9.00 ERA The lone

Emeralds take game one of a make-up Opening Night game against the Spokane Indians 3-1. The offense would start quickly in the first inning with a two-run home run by RF Armani Smith with SS Marco Luciano on-base. An infield hit by 2B Ghordy Santos, which led to a throwing

Emeralds’ bats slug their way to a victory against the Hillsboro Hops 7-6. Hops’ starting pitcher Scott Randall threw four perfect innings until DH Jairo Pomares led off the fifth inning with a solo home run 4-1. Two more home runs were hit in the same inning with a two-run