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Pitcher Hiram Burgos makes Colorado Springs Sky Sox debut on his way back up baseball’s ladder
Hiram Burgos had climbed to the top of baseball’s ladder. An arm injury didn’t set him back one rung, it dropped him all the way to the bottom. The righty from Puerto Rico, who made his Sky Sox debut Sunday in a 6-2 victory, is back on the doorstep after hitting the reset button on…
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Sky Sox will have game pace timers
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Minor League Baseball adopted the recent moves by Major League Baseball to speed up the game, which will affect all Triple-A teams including the Colorado Springs Sky Sox and the Double-A leagues. Here is the…
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Sky Sox will have game pace timers
Minor League Baseball adopted the recent moves by Major League Baseball to speed up the game, which will affect all Triple-A teams including the Colorado Springs Sky Sox and the Double-A leagues. Here is the press release: The procedures will monitor the time taken between innings and pitches, and will limit the amount of time allowed…
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Sky Sox lose out on the playoffs but help Rockies win
Carlos Gonzalez looks like a fixture in Colorado’s outfield. Eric Young Jr. is an exciting up-and-comer. Franklin Morales, Matt Daley and Josh Fogg continue to throw pivotal innings for the National League wild-card leaders. Each player honed his skills this year in Colorado Springs. So in the grander scheme, this was a successful season for…
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Sky Sox season recap
Fast start The Sky Sox won their first three games and didn’t slow for four months. They went 14-6 in April and reached their high-water mark above .500 in July at 49-33. Perfection Brandon Hynick threw the first perfect game in team history with a seven-inning gem June 30 against Portland. It was the ninth…
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Sky Sox lose but lead remains two games
Small ball worked all season for the first-place Sky Sox, but Portland showed its hosts an easier way to do things in the home finale. After Colorado Springs used singles, a wild pitch and a sacrifice fly to score four runs and take the lead in the eighth inning, the Beavers answered with a home run,…
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Ramsey: Sky Sox can’t be concerned with Rockies
The hoopla and the big crowds and the massive paychecks are 70 miles away at a ballpark in downtown Denver. That’s where most of Colorado is focusing on the Rockies and their thrilling, confusing quest for the playoffs. But the Colorado Springs Sky Sox are focused on their own drama. They want to win the…
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Sky Sox lose home finale
Small ball worked all season for the first-place Sky Sox, but Portland showed its hosts an easier way to do things in the home finale. After Colorado Springs used singles, a wild pitch and a sacrifice fly to score four runs and take the lead in the bottom of the eighth, the Beavers answered with…
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Colonel leads Sky Sox to third-straight triumph
Christian Colonel’s bat didn’t wake up in time to earn a September call-up, but it might help him play in a few more games this month. Colonel’s four hits — his third game with at least three hits in a span of seven starts — helped the Sky Sox outlast Portland 12-9 on Wednesday at…
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Battery sparks Sky sox to victory
Sal Fasano is nearing the end of his career while Esmil Rogers is still a promising prospect. Both enjoyed productive outings for the Sky Sox in a 3-2 victory against Portland before 5,492 fans at Security Service Field on Tuesday. The victory moved the Sky Sox 1 1/2 games ahead of Tacoma, which played later…