SALT LAKE BEES (59-72, 22-35) VS. TACOMA RAINIERS (71-61, 34-23) (Seattle Mariners) The Bees enter their first series at home since mid-April on a two-game winning streak, facing off against the Tacoma Rainiers at Smith’s Ballpark in a six-game series. REHAB: Los Angeles Angels’ phenom shortstop Zach Neto joins the

The Salt Lake Bees (18-26) fell to the Oklahoma City Dodgers (25-19) 4-1 in front of 9,022 fans on Princess Night at Smith’s Ballpark as a 93-minute rain delay seemingly took the juice out of both offenses for the remainder of the contest. Salt Lake was fighting an uphill battle

The Salt Lake Bees (42-43, 5-6) played like superheroes to avenge Thursday and Friday’s losses with a 14-6 trouncing of the Sacramento River Cats (40-45, 6-5) on Marvel Defenders of the Diamond Night at Smith’s Ballpark on Saturday in front of 9,514 fans. After jumping out to a lead in

Jack Lopez delivered a bases-loaded single in the bottom of the ninth inning to give the Salt Lake Bees (35-36) a 10-9 walk-off win over the Sugar Land Space Cowboys (32-40) on Thursday night. The back-and-forth affair was highlighted by three Bees home runs. Brett Phillips hustled around the bases

The Salt Lake Bees (23-29) defeated the Albuquerque Isotopes (22-30) 11-9 in a back-and-forth game that saw five home runs and multiple lead changes. Albuquerque started the game firing on all cylinders, jumping out to a three-run lead in the top of the first inning before Salt Lake came right

A big third inning propelled the Salt Lake Bees (19-24) to a 7-6 victory over the Las Vegas Aviators (20-23) on Friday night at Smith’s Ballpark. Trailing 5-0 headed to the bottom of the third, the Bees strung together five hits for six runs started by a Meibrys Viloria double

Over the last decade, the “specialty jersey” has emerged as one of the most highly anticipated promotions on every Minor League Baseball team’s schedule. These jerseys, typically worn by a team for one game only as part of a theme night, sponsorship tie-in, or community partnership, showcase the creativity and

Thanks to his sustained health, Kyle Lewis is getting the most consistent playing time of his career, and lately, he's taking advantage. The Mariners' No. 7 prospect has been named the Texas League Offensive Player of the Week after going 11-for-21 (.524) with two doubles, seven runs scored and seven