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Crushers open second half with 6-4 win over Grizzlies (opens the original)
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Despite the air quality concerns, which called the status of the game into question and forced a couple of lineup changes, it didn’t take the Crushers long to get going in the second half of the Frontier League season. After Fraynel Nova dealt a 1-2-3 first inning to start what would become a 6-4 series-opening win over the Grizzlies, the Crushers flipped their usual script for this season by taking an early lead. “On a day like that, where there’s some stress leading up to the game, you want to
Crushers remain in Frontier League playoff race despite rough first half (opens the original)
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The first half of the 2026 Frontier League season was far from kind to the Crushers. They currently sit in last place in the Central Division, and have a Frontier League-worst run differential of -89. They are one of only two teams with a run differential lower than -42, the other being the 19-37 Troix-Rivières Aigles, and they have allowed at least 10 runs in 15 of their 55 games. Lake Erie has struggled on both sides of the ball with the seventh-highest ERA, fourth-highest WHIP, and fourth-mos
Hot Stove: Midview Nancy’s Diner earns state bid after chaotic, extra-innings victory over Vermilion Lake Erie Ducks (opens the original)
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After three innings of July 11’s Lorain County Hot Stove Class F regional final between Vermilion Lake Erie Ducks and Midview Nancy’s Diner, Midview looked completely out of it. The No. 2 Ducks had just put up six runs in the bottom of the third to finally open the scoring after both teams threatened in the early innings. But Midview, leaning on its experience from last year’s Class G state title run, was not going to go down without a fight, immediately pulling three runs back in the fourth, th
Garret Pike shines amid Crushers’ struggles (opens the original)
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There is no denying it has been a rough season for the Crushers. They are eight games under .500, currently in last place in their division and are just 4-8 in their last 12. But even in the midst of this season, there have been a few bright spots. And none have shone brighter, particularly over the last few weeks, than Garret Pike. He leads the Crushers in average at .309 and hits with 56, while ranking third in slugging, fourth in RBI, fifth in OPS, and striking out just 22 times, fewer than a
Crushers shut out, 6-0, in series opener against Miners (opens the original)
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Falling behind early has become something of a theme for the Crushers this season, and they did so once again as they opened their series against the Miners with a 6-0 loss in Avon on July 7. Hunter D’Amato singled to lead off the game, then a pair of walks by Crushers starter Chris McMahon loaded the bases with two outs, and Edwin Mateo singled to right to bring home a pair of runners and put the Crushers in an early hole. “It doesn’t help,” Crushers manager Jared Lemieux said. “We’ve got to ge
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