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The Winnipeg Goldeyes are rounding up underwear for a local thrift shop at this Sunday’s home game.
Pitch for Gitch will see fans donate underwear for the Thrive Thrift Shop, while at the same time raising money for the CancerCare Manitoba Foundation.
A special commemoration of the 75th anniversary of 435 Transport and Rescue Squadron will occur prior to tonight’s opening pitch at the Winnipeg Goldeyes game.
Search and rescue technicians will parachute into the field at Shaw Park at approximately 6:50 p.m., while 35 Squadron personnel will take up the fielding positions during the first pitch.
Did somebody say bacon? Mmm.
The Winnipeg Goldeyes are bringing back Bacon Night to Shaw Park this season when the Fish host the Texas Air Hogs on July 24.
Friday’s Winnipeg Goldeyes game will be a nod celebrating 100 years of support for Manitoba’s manufacturing industry.
The Fish are hosting the first-ever Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters (CME) Industry Night on June 21 when they play the Milwaukee Milkmen (Shaw Park, 7:05 p.m.)
The Sioux City Explorers snagged a win over the Winnipeg Goldeyes at Shaw Park Thursday night in a 5-0 contest.
The Explorers’ Taylor Jordan, pitched a complete game, earning a three-hit shutout and no walks. Jordan battered the fish, retiring the final 19 players who faced him. Winnipeg Goldeyes starting pitcher Kevin McGovern walked one player and struck out five. After allowing five earned runs in seven innings, Brandon Bingel relieved McGovern. Bingel pitched two scoreless innings.
Play ball! ChrisD.ca is proud to once again partner with the Winnipeg Goldeyes this season by sending some lucky readers to Shaw Park.
The three-time American Association champions are in action all summer long and we don’t want you to miss the fun!
The Winnipeg Goldeyes will open their 2019 season on May 16 against the Texas AirHogs on the road.
The American Association schedule was released Wednesday, placing the Goldeyes away for three games against Texas and another three versus the Cleburne Railroaders until May 22.
The Winnipeg Goldeyes may have lost Sunday’s game 4-2 to the visit Fargo-Moorhead RedHawks, but there was still a reason to celebrate.
Outfielder Reggie Abercrombie struck his 802nd base hit, breaking the American Association’s all-time hits record previously held by David Espinoza. Abercrombie tied Espinoza’s record of 801 in the bottom of the first, hammering a two-run homer over the left-field fence.
