Best streams of 2019: Back-and-forth games
There's nothing like a good old-fashioned back-and-forth ballgame.Both squads score early and often, giving the scoreboard operator a real workout. Then, someone comes up with late heroics to get that final edge. All wins count the same on a scorecard, but some take an extra gear to secure.Below are four
Fan-favorite Decker ready for next phase
The "antihero" of Minor League Baseball has retired a hero. Cody Decker, who entertained fans on the field and off from Class A Fort Wayne to Triple-A Reno and over a dozen stops in between from 2009-19, officially announced his retirement at a press conference on Monday at El Paso, Texas.The
Who is Cody Decker
Cody Decker has always had a flair for the dramatics.As a student at Santa Monica High School, Decker could be found sprinting across campus from the baseball field to the drama theater in an effort to uphold his commitments as a star power hitter and lead in the school performance.Following
Diamondbacks Add Prospects to 2019 Reno Aces Roster
RENO, Nev. - The Arizona Diamondbacks have spent the offseason bolstering their Minor League system via free agency and the Rule Five Draft. Reno, their Triple-A affiliate, will see multiple new faces in the Biggest Little City come 2019. Former San Francisco Giants infielder Kelby Tomlinson headlines the free agent
Aces Win Series Behind Back-to-Back Home Runs
Reno, Nev. - Reno took the final game of the four-game set against the Rainiers tonight by a score of 5-3. Neftalí Feliz tossed a gem, allowing one run on four hits over six innings of work. Sócrates Brito and Cody Decker led the power charge with back-to-back jacks in
Fan favorite Decker latches on with Mets
If things go right, one of baseball's great showmen could be within shouting distance of the Las Vegas strip -- or even Broadway -- at some point this season.Cody Decker, who was released by the Brewers on March 28, signed a Minor League contract with the Mets on Monday. The
Even off the field, Decker stays under lights
Two days following the 2016 presidential election, Cody Decker stood before a crowd of four dozen people at a West Los Angeles bar and recited some stats."Hillary: 0-for-2; Decker: 0-for-11," he called. The room erupted in applause, hoots and hollers.The meaning of the first number was obvious to all. The