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(Photo Courtesy of Tim Tushla, Sioux City Explorers) Sioux City, Iowa- The Saltdogs attempted to claim the series against Sioux City, Saturday night, however the Explorers scored five unanswered runs and defeated Lincoln, 5-2, at Security National Bank Field, at Lewis and Clark Park.  With the loss, Lincoln will try to take the series in […]
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It would stay 6-0 Sioux Falls until the fifth when Aaron Altherr and Jaxx Groshans would hit back-to-back homeruns, Altherr’s a two-run blast, bringing Chicago back within three.  Mike Hart hit a three-run homer off Jose Acuna to push the lead back to six and a Chance Sisco two run blast in the ninth would get the Dogs as close as they would get.

The loss drops Chicago to 3-4 in the early season, while the Canaries continue their hot start, improving to 6-2.  The middle game of the series is tomorrow night at 5:35pm and will see Dwayne Marshall make his starting debut for the Dogs in 2026, while Sioux Falls will counter with Christian Edwards.

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[[{“value”:”The Chicago Dogs lost the opening of a three-game set tonight to the Sioux Falls Canaries 9-5.  The Dogs had their chances early against Sioux Falls starter, Thomas Dorminy.  Chicago had seven hits and a walk through the first three innings but couldn’t capitalize. In the bottom of the third the Canaries scored five times […]
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Josh Rehwaldt connected on a solo home run off Dwayne Marshall in the third inning to put the Canaries up 1-0.  The lead would extend to 2-0 before Jacob Maiben scored Aaron Altherr on a sacrifice fly, cutting the lead in half in the fifth.  In the sixth inning, Giovanni DiGiacomo had the Dogs only hit of the ball game, a solo homerun to right, tying the game a 2 apiece.

It stayed 2-2 until the bottom of the eighth inning, when Michael Curriale hit a slow ground ball down the third base line that hit a seam in the turf and bounced away from Dogs third baseman Derek Maiben, scoring Joe Vos and Anthony Hall and putting the Canaries up for good.

The Dogs wasted a terrific outing by Marshall who worked the first six innings, allowing just five hits and two runs, walking one and striking out six.

The loss drops the Dogs to 3-5, while Sioux Falls improved to 7-2 with the win.  The final game of the Dogs six game road trip is tomorrow at Sioux Falls Stadium.  First pitch is set for 4:05pm.  Eric Lin will make his second start of the year for Chicago, while Garrett Martin gets the ball for Sioux Falls.

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[[{“value”:”The Chicago Dogs managed just one hit tonight in a 4-2 loss to the Sioux Falls Canaries in game two of their three game series. Josh Rehwaldt connected on a solo home run off Dwayne Marshall in the third inning to put the Canaries up 1-0.  The lead would extend to 2-0 before Jacob Maiben […]
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Tommy Barth led the offensive charge with three hits and three RBIs, while Chase Rodriguez delivered a bases-clearing triple during the big fifth inning rally. Jeffrey Reseigh added two RBIs and Derek Gellos finished with two hits and an RBI in the win.

Kaehukai Young also had a strong night at the plate with two hits and two runs scored as the Beavers piled up 10 hits overall.

On the mound, Blake Johnson struck out six over 4.0 innings before Josh Nielsen closed out the final two innings to secure the victory.

For the Mammoths, Dalton Pearson collected two hits and scored twice in the loss.

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After both teams traded runs in the fourth inning, the Mammoths broke things open with four runs in the fifth. Caleb Marmo led the offense with two hits and an RBI, while Dalton Pearson added two RBIs in the win.

On the mound, Dillon Chapa tossed 3.0 scoreless innings to start the game before Reilly Schafer earned the win in relief with three strikeouts over 2.0 innings.

For the Beavers, Tommy Barth collected a double and Derek Gellos drove in both runs.

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