TACOMA, Washington - Tim Dillard tossed 6 1/3 strong innings, and Chase d'Arnaud homered and knocked in four runs to lead the Nashville Sounds to a 7-5 victory over the Tacoma Rainiers on Friday night at Cheney Stadium. Dillard struck out a season-high seven and notched his 43rd win all-time

The Nashville Sounds started their Pacific Northern Division road trip with a wild game. Up four runs into the bottom of the ninth, Nashville gave up four home runs to Reno including a Matt Szczur walk-off home run. The Aces won the game 12-11.There was plenty of scoring in the

Tyler Pill's two-run double in the bottom of the seventh propelled the Nashville Sounds to a 6-5 win in front of a sellout crowd of 11,097 at First Tennessee Park Friday night.Pill stepped to the plate with the Sounds trailing 5-4 and the bases loaded with two outs in the

Down 3-1 in the fifth, Chase d'Arnaud tied the game up with a two-run homer to make it a brand-new ballgame. The Sounds would score in the eighth and ninth inning to win 5-3.The first batter Nashville faced was Tommy Edman, who hit a solo home run to lead off

Nolan Fontana and Chase d'Arnaud teamed up for a late run to help lift the Nashville Sounds to a 5-4 win over the Omaha Storm Chasers Monday night at First Tennessee Park.With the game tied at 4-4 in the bottom of the eighth, Fontana singled to left-center with one out.

The Round Rock Express scored six runs in the first inning and ultimately kept the Sounds at bay as Nashville was defeated 8-2.Round Rock's six-run first inning was fueled by six consecutive hits. Derek Fisher and Jack Mayfield hit back-to-back doubles to start things off. Yordan Alvarez hit Mayfield in

The Iowa Cubs outlasted the Nashville Sounds through a lengthy rain delay and came away with a 5-3 win in front of 8,572 fans at First Tennessee Park Sunday afternoon.It was a 5-3 game in favor of Iowa when rain halted play after six innings. A one-hour, 56-minute delay followed.

Chase d'Arnaud clubbed a two-run homer and Ariel Jurado dealt five solid innings as the Nashville Sounds rolled to an 8-2 win over the Iowa Cubs in front of 7,823 fans at First Tennessee Park Friday night.Nashville collected 11 hits on the night, led by multi-hit performances by Danny Santana,

WEST SACRAMENTO, CA - Trailing by one and down to their final out in the 10th inning, Chris Shaw launched a 437-foot homer to right-center to lift the Sacramento River Cats (38-46) over the Fresno Grizzlies (48-35) by a final score of 4-3.

WEST SACRAMENTO, CA - Despite recording just three hits on the afternoon, the Sacramento River Cats (37-46) were still able to pull out a 3-1 victory over the Fresno Grizzlies (48-34). Starter Mike Connolly was solid in his second start since joining Sacramento.

WEST SACRAMENTO, CA - Johnny Cueto and the Sacramento River Cats (36-45) put together a complete performance to shut out the Fresno Grizzlies (47-32) 4-0 on Friday night. Cueto was solid in his second rehab start and the bullpen was excellent, they were backed by a number of slick defensive

With the Huntington Bank Triple-A All-Star Game presented by Gildan less than two weeks away, the Pacific Coast League unveiled its roster. The 31st annual contest, which pits the top talent from each of the two Leagues at Minor League Baseball's highest level, will be played on Wednesday, July 11

ALBUQUERQUE, NM -- Chase d'Arnaud hit one out for the second consecutive night, helping the Sacramento River Cats (35-44) get back on track with a 4-3 win over the Albuquerque Isotopes (39-39).The home run was d'Arnaud's 11th of the season as he reached base for the 15th time in his

ALBUQUERQUE, NM - The Sacramento River Cats (34-44) used the long ball once again on Tuesday, but fell to the Albuquerque Isotopes (39-38) 13-8. Mac Williamson homered in his second straight game since rejoining the team, but Giants' righty Jeff Samardzija allowed two Isotopes home runs as part of a

The Sacramento River Cats (33-42) had an energetic crowd on hand Saturday evening to watch a brilliant first rehab start from San Francisco Giants' right-hander Johnny Cueto. The offense, however, was dormant once again as the River Cats fell to the El Paso Chihuahuas (38-37) 3-1. Sacramento has only scored

WEST SACRAMENTO, CA -- Giants' right-hander Jeff Samardzija made his second successful rehab start on Thursday, but the Sacramento River Cats (33-40) fell to the El Paso Chihuahuas (36-37) 10-1 for their fifth straight loss.Samardzija kept the game close through four innings as the 11-year veteran struck out seven and

METAIRIE, LA -- The Sacramento River Cats (33-39) fought back from a five-run deficit to make things interesting in the final two innings, but fell 9-8 to the New Orleans Baby Cakes (35-36), who walked off in the bottom of the ninth.Right fielder Chase d'Arnaud and third baseman Ryder Jones

WEST SACRAMENTO, CA -- The Sacramento River Cats (30-33) were thrown out on the base paths three times in a 7-2 loss to the Colorado Springs Sky Sox (32-28) on Saturday night.The Sacramento offense made things challenging for themselves on Saturday by running into three outs on the base paths.

EL PASO, TX -- In a seesaw final two frames, the Sacramento River Cats (28-29) came out on top 8-4 thanks to five runs in the ninth to win their third straight over the El Paso Chihuahuas (27-30).For the River Cats, it was the first time this season that they'd

WEST SACRAMENTO, CA -The Sacramento River Cats (24-28) fell to the Albuquerque Isotopes (28-24) by a final score of 4-2 on a sunny Memorial Day at Raley Field. San Francisco Giants' second baseman Joe Panik began the rehab process of recovering from left thumb surgery, finishing 1-for-2 with a single,

WEST SACRAMENTO - The Sacramento River Cats (23-26) came back to tie the game in the eighth, but fell to the Albuquerque Isotopes (26-23) 12-2 after a 10-run ninth inning by the visitors.

The Sacramento River Cats (21-21) topped the Salt Lake Bees (24-18) 7-3 thanks to three home runs and another quality outing from Dereck Rodríguez. Mac Williamson and Austin Slater hit consecutive dingers to lead the offensive effort.

SALT LAKE CITY, UT - The Sacramento River Cats (20-21) fell to the Salt Lake Bees (24-17) 12-11 in an incredible offensive display from both teams. The teams combined for 23 runs on 33 hits on a windy night at Smith's Ballpark.

The Sacramento River Cats (20-20) fell to the Tacoma Rainiers (20-20) in the series finale 8-5 to fall back to .500 and are now tied for second place with Tacoma in the Pacific Northern division.

WEST SACRAMENTO, CA - The Sacramento River Cats (19-17) outlasted the Tacoma Rainiers (17-19) in a pitcher's duel by the final score of 6-1 on Saturday night at Raley Field.