After losing to the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes for the first time since April on Friday, the Lake Elsinore Storm took a victory down the chimney and placed a series win underneath the tree tonight while the Storm celebrated Christmas in June at The Lake Elsinore Diamond. With Christmas lights, a

Beating your in-division rival in five straight games is a difficult task, nearly doubling that number is essentially impossible. And impossible is exactly what their odds seemed to be five and a half innings into the game last night. They found themselves down six runs and onto their second pitcher

The Lake Elsinore Storm were looking for their eighth straight victory over their in-division rivals tonight and they had to fight back to achieve that goal. After two scoreless innings from Jose Luis Reyes, he would give up four over the next two. He would ultimately get through five innings

Tonight's game included two firsts. It was the first win of the homestand for the Lake Elsinore Storm against the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes (and seventh straight against the Dodgers' affiliate). It was also the first time the San Diego Padres' fourth-ranked prospect Leodalis De Vries hit a professional home run.

In an up-and-down series, the Lake Elsinore Storm were luckily able to end on an up. They found their power and hit four home runs to beat the Stockton Ports 7-2. The Storm's steadiest starter, Isaiah Lowe, took the mound at 1:15 on Father's Day with another large crowd of

The Lake Elsinore Storm were hoping for a clinch at home on Sunday afternoon, however, nights like these have made it more difficult to punch their ticket to the playoffs early. They would fall to the Stockton Ports by a final score of 2-1. A rare pitcher's duel began with

A seesaw being used for the first time by rambunctious teens has less back and forth than the current series being played between the Stockton Ports and Lake Elsinore Storm. On Tuesday night, the Stockton Ports came back from a four-run deficit to win by six runs. On Wednesday night,

Just one night after the Lake Elsinore Storm scored 19 runs and shut out the Stockton Ports, they too were held scoreless. In fact, until the ninth inning, the Storm had just two hits all game. Before that moment, Sam Whiting took the mound after striking out 10 batters in

After blowing a four-run lead in yesterday's game to the Stockton Ports, the Lake Elsinore Storm needed a win. They delivered one with authority by winning by 19 runs tonight. It began right after starting pitcher Jose Luis Reyes had a 1-2-3 opening frame. The Storm offense was up and

Tonight was the 45th game of the Malmö Oat Milkers' inaugural season. This MiLB sponsorship introduces a "brand new team" that is actually a promotion that every MiLB team participates in. They will don the "Malmö Oat Milkers" jerseys and brand themselves as the 121st team in MiLB. In the

The Lake Elsinore Storm needed one more win. This win would complete the first ever six game sweep of the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes since six games became the new standard in 2021. They have always won at least one game in a series for over three seasons. They can no

The main event tonight was Los Angeles Dodgers starting pitcher Bobby Miller making a rehab start for the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes. With well over 2,000 people in attendance, and a 1-0 Quakes lead in the first, the Storm turned it on against Miller in the third inning. Rosman Verdugo was

No love is lost between the San Diego Padres and Los Angeles Dodgers. That heated rivalry has become so potent that it has made its way throughout the entire organization. The Lake Elsinore Storm and Rancho Cucamonga Quakes have played four bitterly close ball games with plenty of sparks flying

After a tough series against the San Jose Giants, the Lake Elsinore Storm needed a strong start against their biggest South Division foe. And, halfway through this current homestand, the Storm have gotten just that. Tonight, they won their third consecutive game against the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes and are now

After losing four straight home games, a two run deficit in the second inning was exactly what the Lake Elsinore Storm did not need in their series opener to the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes. Fernando Sanchez was tonight's starter and after a 1-2-3 first inning, he gave up a leadoff walk

Despite the fun that filled the stadium as Storm Fans once again came to the park energized and full of spirit, the Lake Elsinore Storm were stomped by the San Jose Giants in Game Five of the homestand. Starting pitcher, Isaiah Lowe was on the mound today a typically a

The Lake Elsinore Storm were shutout at home tonight by the San Jose Giants. They mustered only five total hits and struck out 15 times. San Jose would also have a relatively quiet day on offense. They combined for eight hits and struck out 13 times, however, they were able

Tonight's game had all the makings of a "better luck next time" affair. The San Jose Giants would take a 4-0 lead in the top of the fifth inning with a combined 10 hits. They would nudge starter Sam Whiting off the mound in that fifth frame. The Storm offense,

Wednesdays are one of the slower days across professional baseball. These days are not only directly in the middle of the week but often conclude series in day-game fashion in the MLB. They are also right before Thursdays get thirsty and the weekend gets going in Minor League Baseball. It

The Storm returned to The Lake Elsinore Diamond this afternoon after a 4-2 road trip to Visalia. They were also playing with the fourth-ranked San Diego Padres prospect, Leodalis De Vries, who was set for his first home appearance of the season. Despite this whirlwind of positivity, they also lost

After nothing but back-and-forth affairs, the Lake Elsinore Storm took charge of their third homestand series victory with a commanding 10-7 win over the Inland Empire 66ers. It didn't begin quite as smoothly. Miguel Mendez was today's starter for the Storm and after inducing a groundout on four pitches, Mendez

The Lake Elsinore Storm may have played the most quintessentially Minor League Baseball game yet. It starts with the pitching staff which held the 66ers scoreless through nine innings. Isaiah Lowe got the start and although he went through only nine innings of work, he recorded nine strikeouts and allowed

The Lake Elsinore Storm entered a shootout on Rodeo Night with the Inland Empire 66ers and left as the one who the town wasn't big enough for. The game began rocky as on the second pitch, the first batter reached base on a single to right field. Fortunately, despite a

The Lake Elsinore Storm bounced back after being shut out last night by outlasting the Inland Empire 66ers to take a Thursday night victory by a score of 5-4. It began with Sam Whiting's near-perfect night from the pitcher's mound. He would go three scoreless innings, allowing no runs, and

The Lake Elsinore Storm had a rough night at the ballpark and it wasn't because of the dogs inside the stadium. Jose Luis Reyes would be tonight's starter for the Storm and after a quick first inning where he struck out the side, a second inning where he only saw