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High-A4d agoLugnuts wrap up 2026 with 11-inning lossTucker Novotny fanned six batters over five scoreless innings, but Yimy Tovar and Rosman Verdugo homered in the 11th inning to lift the Fort Wayne TinCaps (29-35, 56-74) to a 10-3 win over the Lansing Lugnuts (27-38, 56-73) in a Sunday matinee at JacksonⓇ Field™, closing outHigh-A4d agoTinCaps ReCap: Fort Wayne Defeats Lansing on Penultimate GameThe Fort Wayne TinCaps won the final night game of the 2026 season, 4-1 at Jackson Field, against the Lansing Lugnuts (Athletics affiliate). Fort Wayne (55-74, 28-35) starter Winyer Chourio (No. 15 Padres prospect) struck out six batters across five scoreless innings. The 22-year-oldHigh-A4d agoTinCaps take series with 4-1 Saturday night victoryKerrington Cross went 4-for-4 with three doubles and two RBIs and the Lansing Lugnuts (27-37, 56-72) stranded 13 baserunners en route a 4-1 loss to the Fort Wayne TinCaps (28-35, 55-74) on Fan Appreciation Night in front of a Saturday-evening crowd of 5,486 at JacksonⓇ Field™. TheHigh-A5d agoRodriguez, ‘Caps outduel Nuts in Friday night showdownCarlos Rodriguez went 3-for-3 with a two-run homer in the second and an RBI single in the fourth to spur the Fort Wayne TinCaps (27-35, 54-74) to a 8-6 victory over the Lansing Lugnuts (27-36, 56-71) on Friday night at JacksonⓇ Field™. In defeat, Lansing first basemanHigh-A5d agoTinCaps ReCap: Fort Wayne Takes Down Lugnuts to Even SeriesThe Fort Wayne TinCaps held on to even the series at two games apiece, defeating the Lansing Lugnuts (Athletics affiliate), 8-6 at Jackson Field. Fort Wayne (54-73, 27-35) never relinquished the lead after they got it in the second frame on a two-run homeHigh-A6d agoSha slices through TinCaps in 8-2 winTzu-Chen Sha struck out six in four dominant scoreless innings, and the Lansing Lugnuts’ (27-35, 56-70) offense collected 12 hits to down the Fort Wayne TinCaps (26-35, 53-74), 8-2, under the lights on Thursday night at JacksonⓇ Field™. Rodney Green Jr. (3-for-4, one walk, one RBI), JakeHigh-A7d agoZhander's Dugout Discussions: Jared DavisFor Jared Davis, becoming a professional baseball player wasn't always the plan. The Orlando native grew up playing both basketball and football, looking to athletes such as Kyrie Irving and Tavon Austin as players he wanted to emulate. Baseball, meanwhile, wasn't something Davis took particularly seriously until he was 16High-A7d agoSuper Nove, Nuts dominate TinCapsJackson Nove pitched a career-high 5 ⅔ innings, allowing just one run, and the offense exploded for eight runs in the fourth inning to catapult the Lansing Lugnuts (26-35, 55-70) to a resounding 10-1 win over the Fort Wayne TinCaps (26-34, 53-73) on Wednesday night at JacksonⓇHigh-A8d agoHOMESTAND PREVIEW: Lugnuts host Tincaps in final series of 2026After five months of baseball and 123 games, the Lansing Lugnuts (25-34, 54-69) host the Fort Wayne TinCaps (25-33, 52-72) this week for a six-day, seven-game series to cap off the 2026 campaign. This will be the third time the Nuts and ‘Caps have clashed this season; Lansing took fourHigh-A8d agoFort Wayne spoils Lansing comeback bid in extrasJake Reinisch crushed a 441-foot solo home run in the eighth to force extra innings, but a Robbie Lavey two-run double in the 11th powered the Manzanas Luchadoras de Fort Wayne (26-33, 53-72) to a 6-4 win over the Lansing Locos (25-35, 54-70) in an all-Copa TuesdayHigh-A10d agoFEATURE: Behind the scenes | A video assistant’s passion for helping players developSeries Introduction: Players and coaches often take the spotlight when it comes to baseball media and fans. But there are so many other people that contribute to a baseball team that may not get as much recognition as they deserve. This series is designed to highlight a few of theHigh-A11d agoNaylor homers twice, Nuts win road finaleWhat a way to make a livin’! Myles Naylor crushed a pair of home runs, and the Lansing Lugnuts (25-34, 54-69) beat the Great Lakes Loons (35-24, 71-52), 9-5, on Sunday afternoon at Dow Diamond. Southpaw Tucker Novotny struck out nine Loons in six innings of strongHigh-A11d agoReinisch extends on-base streak to 38 games in 13-5 lossJake Reinisch went 2-for-3 with two singles and two walks, extending his team-high on-base streak to 38 games, though the Lansing Lugnuts (24-34, 53-69) lost to the Great Lakes Loons (35-23, 71-51), 13-5, on Saturday night at Dow Diamond. The Lugnuts have lost the first five gamesHigh-A12d agoDicochea deals, but Loons tip LugsJose Dicochea fired five innings of one-hit ball, but the Great Lakes Loons (34-23, 70-51) defeated the Lansing Lugnuts (24-33, 53-68) for the fourth straight game, 3-2, on Friday evening at Dow Diamond. The Loons managed only three hits in the game, but they made them count:High-A13d agoThe Punk Olympics is this Sunday at Jackson Field!Do you have what it takes? Punks With Lunch Lansing is hosting the first annual Punk Olympics at JacksonⓇ Field™ this Sunday, August 30, beginning at 10:30 a.m. Sign up with a team as small as four or as large as 10 competitors of varying relationship toHigh-A13d agoGreat Lakes pulls away late to eclipse LugsThe Great Lakes Loons (33-23, 69-51) broke a 2-2 tie on a Mitch Myers run-scoring throwing error in the sixth inning, going on to defeat the Lansing Lugnuts (24-32, 53-67), 7-2, on Thursday night at Dow Diamond. Trailing 2-0 entering the third inning, Daniel Bucciero lined anHigh-A14d agoZhander's Dugout Discussions: Tucker NovotnyFor Tucker Novotny, sports have always been a part of life. Growing up in Cottage Grove, Minnesota, Novotny was surrounded by Minnesota Twins fans. With relatives who were passionate about the team, becoming a Twins fan himself seemed almost inevitable. Long before he was taking the mound as a professional,High-A14d agoLoons blank Lugnuts, 2-0Will Gagnon partnered with three relievers on a five-hit shutout, and the Great Lakes Loons (32-23, 68-51) edged the Lansing Lugnuts (24-31, 53-66), 2-0, on Wednesday night at Dow Diamond. The game began in a one-hour delay as rain swept through Midland, leaving a rainbow cresting fromHigh-A15d agoSac flies and wild pitches doom Lugnuts in Great Lakes openerThe Great Lakes Loons (31-23, 67-51) used a sacrifice fly and a pair of Abel Mercedes wild pitches to rally past the Lansing Lugnuts (24-30, 53-65), 5-4, on Tuesday evening at Dow Diamond. The Lugnuts’ dramatic home and road fortunes continued to diverge: Lansing came into theHigh-A18d agoNuts’ pitching blanks Chiefs 5-0 in finaleTucker Novotny, Griffin Kirn, Mitch Myers and Luis Carrasco combined for a two-hit shutout, and the Lansing Lugnuts’ (24-29, 53-64) offense collected 11 hits in a 5-0 victory over the Peoria Chiefs (24-29, 56-63) in a series finale on Sunday afternoon at JacksonⓇ Field™. The Lugnuts have

Standings

Midwest League East
#ClubW-LStreak
1Frederick Keys83-46
2Bowling Green Hot Rods82-48
3Greensboro Grasshoppers82-50
4Eugene Emeralds79-52
5South Bend Cubs77-51
26Lansing Lugnuts56-73L3