A night after clinching the first-half crown, the Sugar Land Space Cowboys (47-25) carried a lead into the eighth inning but dropped Thursday night’s contest in a heartbreaker against the El Paso Chihuahuas (30-42) 4-3 at Southwest University Park. Sugar Land took an early 1-0 lead in the opening frame

Undaunted by a Major League rehabber on the mound, the Sugar Land Space Cowboys (43-23) offense attacked early, and the bullpen was nearly perfect against the Oklahoma City Baseball Club (37-29) in their 5-2 victory on Thursday night at Constellation Field. RHP Bobby Miller (L, 0-1), on his second rehab

In their second shutout of the year, the Sugar Land Space Cowboys (33-18) shut down the Round Rock Express (27-23) 5-0 on Sunday night at Constellation Field to collect their sixth series win of the season. RHP Blair Henley (W, 2-3) allowed his first baserunner to reach when he hit

In what began as a pitcher’s duel, the Sugar Land Cowboys (17-8) defeated the Reno Aces (12-12) 8-1 at Greater Nevada Field after a six-run seventh pushed Sugar Land ahead. RHP Blair Henley (W, 1-1) gave up a solo home run to Albert Almora Jr. in the bottom of the

The Space Cowboys (2-3) dropped the second of six games against the Las Vegas Aviators (1-3) 6-4 Wednesday afternoon at Constellation Field. Quincy Hamilton started the game with a lead-off home run to give the Space Cowboys the early 1-0 advantage. It did not last long; in the top half

Box Score SPRINGFIELD, MO - A walk-off wild pitch handed the Cardinals their third consecutive win, an 8-7 decision over the Hooks in 11 innings Friday night at Hammons Field. Springfield turned around a 7-2 Hooks lead by scoring five times in the eighth to force extras. Trailing 2-1, Zach

Box Score SAN ANTONIO - Corpus Christi employed a 10-run sixth inning to blow out the Missions, 13-2, Thursday night at Wolff Stadium. The Hooks, who had their eight-game winning streak snapped by a 9-0 loss on Wednesday, jumped out to a 3-0 bulge in the first inning. Singles by

Box Score CORPUS CHRISTI - Blair Henley and Angel Macuare pitched a gem Thursday night as Corpus Christi picked up its fourth consecutive win, a 2-1 triumph over Midland before 5, 019 fans at Whataburger Field. Thanks to a team ERA of 3.34, the Hooks have won nine of their

Box Score MIDLAND - Backed by seven extra-base hits, Joey Estes delivered seven sharp innings Friday night as Midland managed an 8-3 win over Corpus Christi for a three-games-to-none lead in the series. With the RockHounds earning a fifth consecutive triumph, the Hooks have lost five in a row, which

Box Score NORTH LITTLE ROCK - Emerson Hancock delivered a strong start for the Travelers Saturday night as Arkansas upended Corpus Christi, 4-3, before 6,656 fans at Dickey-Stephens Park. The Hooks will need to take Sunday's finale to force a split of the six-game series. Corpus Christi grabbed a 2-1

Box Score CORPUS CHRISTI - Luis Aviles, Jr. belted two-run home runs in both the ninth and the 11th Sunday afternoon, powering Corpus Christi to a 7-5 triumph over Frisco before 3,239 fans at Whataburger Field. By achieving their third walk-off win of the year, the Hooks managed a split

Box Score CORPUS CHRISTI - Backed by three home runs, Ryan Garcia permitted one run over a season-best seven inning pitched Saturday night as the RoughRiders beat the Hooks, 9-4, before 5,623 fans at Whataburger Field. Corpus Christi, who had won its last three series, requires a win Sunday afternoon

Box Score CORPUS CHRISTI - Bolstered by another dominant pitching performance, the Hooks engineered their fourth consecutive win Thursday night, beating the Drillers, 4-1, before 4,321 fans at Whataburger Field. Blair Henley authored a terrific start, taming Tulsa to the tune of one earned run, two walks and three hits

Box Score SAN ANTONIO - The Missions continued their run of great pitching Friday night, working a 5-2 win over the Hooks before a crowd of 5,025 at Nelson Wolff Stadium. San Antonio has logged a 1.97 ERA on the week for a 3-1 surplus in the seven-game series. CC

Box Score CORPUS CHRISTI – The Missions rallied for three runs over the ninth and 10th to generate a 3-1 victory over the Hooks in Tuesday’s series opener at Whataburger Field. Corpus Christi was held to three hits but carried a 1-0 lead into the ninth thanks to a seventh-inning