| Club | W | L | GB |
|---|---|---|---|
| Staten Island | 49 | 26 | - |
| Brooklyn | 45 | 30 | 4.0 |
| Hudson Valley | 40 | 35 | 9.0 |
| Aberdeen | 36 | 39 | 13.0 |
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Cyclones Archive
Thursday, July 10, 2008
City: Cyclones are hitting foul balls
Cyclones: The Brooklyn Cyclones owe the city $129,692 in back taxes and fees, according to a city audit. Comment.
Cyclones sputtering along
Cyclones: The 11–11 Cyclones can’t seem to get on a roll. For every heroic, come-from-behind win this season, there seems to be a blown save or a seven-walk inning to bring the Brooks back to earth. Here are all the game summaries since our last edition. Comment.
Monday, July 7, 2008
Bases on bawls! Walks undo Cyclones in day game disaster
Cyclones: As Frankie Frisch used to say, “Oh, those bases on balls!” — and he’d be rolling in his grave if he heard that Cyclone pitchers walked seven batters in a row in the fifth inning en route to a horrifying, depressing, demoralizing day-game loss on Monday. Comment.
Two out of three ain’t bad; Cyclones on a roll
Cyclones: The mediocre Cyclones headed into the July 4 weekend in third place and ended it in second, behind the surging (and hated) Staten Island Yankees. Here’s how the action played out. Comment.
Thursday, July 3, 2008
Cyclones Go to Church
Cyclones: Brooklyn truly became the “Borough of Church’s” when rehabbing Met star Ryan Church joined the Cyclones on June 26 and 27. Comment.
Wednesday, July 2, 2008
Holt tosses no hitter (through five)!
Cyclones: Brad Holt threw a no hitter in his Keyspan Park debut on June 26. Comment.
Cyclones fall again
Cyclones: The pesky Hudson Valley Renegades get two runs — one too many for punchless Brooklyn. Comment.
Tuesday, July 1, 2008
Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow
Play’s the Thing: The Bard of Brooklyn Baseball continues his look at the 2008 Cyclones by deconstructing the pitching staff. Comment.
Thrilling Monday night at Keyspan
Cyclones: The Cyclones snatched a victory from the jaws of yet another disappointing defeat on Monday night, thanks to Ike Davis’s walk-off RBI single in the bottom of the ninth that sent the Hudson Valley Renegades home muttering what might have been. Comment.
Monday, June 30, 2008
A lost weekend
Cyclones: It could have been the best of times — the surging Cyclones got into sole possession of first place with a win on Friday night — but it ended up as the worst of times, with back-to-back defeats at home to send the mini-Mets back to third place, just one-half game ahead of the hated Staten Island Yankees. Comment.
Saturday, June 28, 2008
The Baby Bums
Cyclones: These Massachusetts kids learned about the Brooklyn Dodgers — and then won their Little League title. Just a coincidence? We wish. Comments (2).
Mixed week for Clones
Cyclones: You win some, you lose some — and in this up and down week, the Cyclones lost four and won only two, bringing their record to a mediocre 4–4. And it had started so promisingly, with two resounding wins over the hated Staten Island Yankees. Well, as we say in Brooklyn, “Wait ’til next week!” Comment.
Bard to you: Who’s on 1st
Play’s the Thing: Our columnist takes you through the Cyclones’ infield. Comment.
Lefty-righty, righty-lefty square off at Keyspan Park
Ups & Downs: What happens when a switch-hitter faces a switch-pitcher? A great story, that’s what! Comment.
Keyspan is electric
Cyclones: TV star Bradley Whitford and his family were in the west wing of Keyspan Park on Monday night watching his beloved Cyclones fall 3–2 to the Renegades. Comment.
