Tuesday, September 4 2012 12:18 AM EDT2012-09-04 04:18:00 GMT
The Yakima Bears defeated the Boise Hawks 5-4 in game one of the Northwest League East Division Series at Memorial Stadium in Boise, Idaho. >>
The Yakima Bears defeated the Boise Hawks 5-4 in game one of the Northwest League East Division Series at Memorial Stadium in Boise, Idaho. The Bears now lead the best two out of three series 1-0 with the series going to Yakima to finish up.>>
Sunday, September 2 2012 1:49 AM EDT2012-09-02 05:49:54 GMT
The Yakima Bears lost 4-1 to the Vancouver Canadians in 11 innings Saturday at Yakima County Stadium. >>
The Yakima Bears lost 4-1 to the Vancouver Canadians in 11 innings Saturday at Yakima County Stadium. The loss was the fourth-straight for the Bears to end the regular season, with the playoffs starting for the team on Monday.>>
Saturday, September 1 2012 1:53 AM EDT2012-09-01 05:53:04 GMT
The Yakima Bears lost 3-1 to the Vancouver Canadians Friday night at Yakima County Stadium. >>
The Yakima Bears lost 3-1 to the Vancouver Canadians Friday night at Yakima County Stadium. The win for Vancouver, coupled with a Eugene loss to Spokane Friday, made the Canadians the final team to qualify for the 2012 playoffs. The Yakima Bears and Everett AquaSox clinched in the first half and the Boise Hawks were the other team to win in the second half.>>
Friday, August 31 2012 2:47 AM EDT2012-08-31 06:47:49 GMT
The Yakima Bears lost 7-1 to the Vancouver Canadians Thursday night. The Bears were no-hit by Vancouver starter Taylor Cole through seven and two thirds innings.>>
The Yakima Bears lost 7-1 to the Vancouver Canadians Thursday night. The Bears were no-hit by Vancouver starter Taylor Cole through seven and two thirds innings.>>
Wednesday, August 29 2012 3:17 AM EDT2012-08-29 07:17:44 GMT
The Yakima Bears started the final homestand of the regular season with a 9-1 win over the Vancouver Canadians Tuesday night at Yakima County Stadium.>>
The Yakima Bears started the final homestand of the regular season with a 9-1 win over the Vancouver Canadians Tuesday night at Yakima County Stadium.>>
Sunday, August 26 2012 7:20 PM EDT2012-08-26 23:20:49 GMT
The Yakima Bears lost 5-2 Sunday afternoon against the Everett AquaSox at Everett Memorial Stadium. >>
The Yakima Bears lost 5-2 Sunday afternoon against the Everett AquaSox at Everett Memorial Stadium. The Bears won only one of the five games in the series, with the team that took the initial lead losing each and every game of the series.>>
Sunday, August 26 2012 2:34 AM EDT2012-08-26 06:34:19 GMT
The Yakima Bears lost 6-3 to the Everett AquaSox Saturday night at Everett Memorial Stadium in Everett, Washington.>>
The Yakima Bears lost 6-3 to the Everett AquaSox Saturday night at Everett Memorial Stadium in Everett, Washington. Both teams had nine hits and one error, but the AquaSox put together a pair of three run innings.>>
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The Yakima Bears started the final homestand of the regular season with a 9-1 win over the Vancouver Canadians Tuesday night at Yakima County Stadium. The Bears jumped out to a 7-0 lead in the first two innings. The first inning started with singles from Yogey Perez-Ramos and Kevin Medrano, and both eventually scored on a Jacob House groundout and Mark Ginther single, respectively. Michael Lang later reached on a single to load the bases and Ronnie Freeman hit a double to plate two more runs that put the Bears up 5-0 after one inning. Perez-Ramos doubled to start the second inning and Medrano followed with a single to put runners on the corners. Joe Loftus hit a sacrifice fly to bring Perez-Ramos home and Medrano scored on a bases-loaded hit by pitch worn by Freeman. The only Canadians run came in the fourth inning. A pair of singles and an error led to two more runs in the eighth, as Perez-Ramos and Medrano scored again. The Bears pounded out 12 hits. Yogey Perez-Ramos and Kevin Medrano both scored three runs, with Medrano going 4-for-5 and Perez-Ramos finishing 3-for-5. Ronnie Freeman went 1-for-3 with a double. The pitching was equally impressive. Blake Perry earned his fifth win after allowing only one run on three hits and a walk in five innings. Kyle Owings, Jose Jose, Cody Wheeler, and Enrique Burgos each pitched a scoreless inning. The Canadians managed only three hits all night and sent only three batters to the plate in each of the final five innings, as well as two earlier innings. The Bears are now ahead in the five-game series against Vancouver 1-0. Game two Wednesday is scheduled for 7:05. Right-handed pitcher Derrick Stultz is the probable starter for the Bears, while the Canadians are expected to start lefty Kyle Anderson.
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