Vancouver Canadians vs Pasco Dust Devils — Sep 5, 2026
September 5 · 9:30 PM EDT
What to look for
Vancouver's won four of its last ten, but Arizona's managed just three wins in that same span. Chase Shores has held down a 5.08 ERA and 1.54 WHIP for Arizona, a clear advantage over Silvano Hechavarria's 7.12 ERA and 1.70 WHIP. That pitching edge means the Canadians' lineup will need to work counts and manufacture runs rather than expect mistakes.
- Alexis Hernandez leads Vancouver with 14 home runs, while Randy De Jesus has already reached 19 for the Dust Devils. Arizona's power advantage makes early damage costly; the Canadians can't afford to fall behind against a club that can change a game in one swing.
- Maddox Latta (.243) and Jorge Ruiz (.251) anchor the top two batting averages in this matchup. Contact is thin on both sides, so the team that limits strikeouts and puts runners in position through small ball may pull away down the stretch.
Last five games
Each side's most recent results, newest first, with the score and who they played. These reach back into last season where a club has not played five yet, which is why every row carries its date.
Vancouver Canadians- 09/05/26W13-10at
Dust Devils - 09/04/26L3-10atDust Devils
- 09/03/26W12-6atDust Devils
- 09/02/26W3-1atDust Devils
- 08/30/26W4-3vs
Indians
Pasco Dust Devils- 09/05/26L10-13vsCanadians
- 09/04/26W10-3vsCanadians
- 09/03/26L6-12vsCanadians
- 09/02/26L1-3vsCanadians
- 08/30/26L3-7at
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