- Introducing the Holiday Mystery Box - 4 Tickets, 2 Cyclones Caps, 2 Foam Hot Dog Hats & 1 Game Worn Jersey
- Holiday Gift Guide - Cyclones Baseball the Gift That Keeps Giving The Whole Year
- Cyclones to Host End of Season Garage Sale -- Thursday, November 13th
- Arizona Fall League Gets Started on Monday, October 6th
- Benge, Reimer and Suero Named 2025 SAL All-Stars
- Champions! Cyclones Capture First SAL Title and 3rd Championship in Franchise History
- Former Cyclones Carson Benge and Jonah Tong Named Mets MiLB Player and Pitcher of the Year
- One More! Vargas and Henriquez Combine for 9 Hits, 6 RBI as 'Clones Down 'Burgers 13-1, to Move Within Win of SAL Title
- Cyclones and Spartanburgers Set to Clash in 2025 SAL Championship Series
- Roller Coaster Ride Continues! Cyclones Top Grasshoppers to Advance to South Atlantic League Championship
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Tong Records 150th Strikeout, Binghamton Drops Series Opener to Somerset
BRIDGEWATER, N.J. – The Binghamton Rumble Ponies (23-11, 68-33) fell to the Somerset Patriots, 3-2, in the series opener on Tuesday afternoon at TD Bank Ballpark. Right-hander Jonah Tong started for Binghamton and recorded eight strikeouts over five scoreless frames, while allowing three hits and two walks. Tong worked around...
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'I'm going to dedicate that to my mom': Tong pens perfect game at Double-A
For 99 pitches on Saturday, Jonah Tong was nothing short of perfect. In Game 2 of Double-A Binghamton’s doubleheader, the Mets’ No. 6 prospect carved through Reading’s lineup, setting down all 20 batters he faced and handling the lion’s share of the Rumble Ponies’ first perfect game in franchise history...
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Four-Run Eighth Inning Pushes Binghamton Past New Hampshire
BINGHAMTON, N.Y. – The Binghamton Rumble Ponies (8-6) defeated the New Hampshire Fisher Cats, 6-2, in the series opener on Tuesday at Mirabito Stadium. It marked Binghamton’s fifth-straight win. With the game tied 2-2 in the bottom of the eighth, eight batters came to the plate and four runs scored...