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The Grand Prairie AirHogs put together a solid ten hits but despite many opportunities were unable to push across the tying run and lost to the El Paso Diablos 5-4.
The Diablos got on the board first in the third inning when Eddie Rodriguez singled up the middle and advanced to second on a wild pitch. [...]

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When: Monday, June 15, 6 p.m.
Where: QuikTrip Park, 1600 Lone Star Parkway, Grand Prairie
Description:
It’s the AirHogs 2nd annual Youth Baseball Night. All local youth baseball leagues are invited out to the ballpark for a night of fun. Pre-registered teams can participate in a pre-game Youth Baseball Parade. Contact the AirHogs for more information: 972.504.9383
Gates Open [...]

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The Grand Prairie AirHogs pounded out fourteen hits tonight in a rally behind the strong performance of starter Matt Green to hold off the Pensacola Pelicans for an 8-4 win.
The game remained scoreless until the bottom of the fourth when Mike Conroy got the bats started by singling to second base. Aaron Garza laid a [...]

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The Pelicans performed well as a team on Saturday, edging Grand Prairie to win 5-4. A day after blasting the Air Hogs 10-1, the Pelicans one-run lead would be enough for Bubba Nelson to earn the win.
 
The first batter that Nelson faced hit a homerun to right field. Brandon Carter hit his second whammy of [...]

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The Grand Prairie AirHogs fell short on offense, managing only one run in the 10-1 loss to the Pensacola Pelicans, Friday night at QuikTrip Park.
Pelicans starter Kyle Middleton was dominant throughout his eight innings of work, including a stretch of no-hit baseball between the third and seventh innings. The Pelicans surprised the Hogs’ as they [...]

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The Pelicans played arguably their most complete ballgame this year, blanking the Air Hogs 8-0. Kyle Middleton went seven innings in the win, and Antoin Gray and Justin Humphries each hit a two-run dinger in the victory.
 
Pensacola struck in their first shot at the plate, putting two runs on the board. Dallas Christison walked with [...]

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Pete Incaviglia faced a future of playing America’s national pastime not just in a baseball outpost, but in another nation.
The former Oklahoma State star altered his future, however, sidestepping the hapless Montreal Expos— the team that drafted him in the first round of the 1985 draft — and landing with the Texas Rangers instead.
It was [...]

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