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Portland Sea Dogs

Published
August 24, 2010

Record night does the trick for Sea Dogs

Nate Spears drives in six runs and Anthony Rizzo sets a mark for RBI in a month in a 10-5 win.
Published
August 23, 2010

Dogs walk off wagging

Matt Sheely races home after a ball is bobbled in the outfield, capping a thriller in the 11th.
Published
August 23, 2010

Sea Dogs Notebook: Reynoso no stranger to summer in Maine

PORTLAND – Odds and ends as the Sea Dogs go on the road one more time before returning home for the last eight games of the season. RYNE REYNOSO, one of the newest Sea Dogs relievers, is pitching for his second team in Maine. Reynoso, 25, played for the Sanford Mainers of the New […]
Published
August 22, 2010

On Baseball: The catcher from Yale is a lock to improve

PORTLAND – He has tried to read Immanuel Kant in the clubhouse, but Ryan Lavarnway “decided that wasn’t the best atmosphere to seep through that.” So Lavarnway might read a Clive Cussler novel and save the philosophy for later. But he will return to philosophy, which was his major at Yale. And Lavarnway doesn’t glance […]
Published
August 22, 2010

Trenton pitching duo puts the Dogs out

Alfredo Aceves, a Yankees reliever on rehab duty, gets things rolling for the Thunder.

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Published
August 21, 2010

Short on big hits

The Sea Dogs have opportunities but fail to repeat their previous game’s comeback, losing to division-leading Trenton.
Published
August 20, 2010

Homers let Dogs dig out of a hole

Despite an early 6-0 deficit, Portland rallies with five home runs to beat Altoona and end a three-game skid.
Published
August 19, 2010

Local guy beats local team

Jeff Locke, from just over the New Hampshire border, dominates the Sea Dogs to spoil Blake Maxwell's effort.
Published
August 18, 2010

Sea Dogs are left holding the bags

On the day Jose Iglesias is back at short and Casey Kelly is shut down for the year, Portland strands 14 in a loss.
Published
August 17, 2010

On Baseball: Sea Dogswelcome back key guy of their own

The hope is that the touted middle infielder returns tonight. No, not that one. While all of Red Sox Nation anticipates second baseman Dustin Pedroia back in the Boston lineup tonight at Fenway Park, fans at Hadlock Field look forward to someone else coming back: shortstop Jose Iglesias. Red Sox Personnel Director Mike Hazen confirmed […]