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With a very important series beginning tomorrow against the Lima Locos, Royal Oak’s pitching staff struggled for much of their exhibition game against the Detroit Aces. A large portion of their struggles came against two batters on the Aces in particular, Brady Carpenter and Terrance Binion, who had four singles apiece on the day. The...
Royal Oak is looking for some momentum, coming off of four straight losses in GLSCL play. They were granted an opportunity to get some momentum back with a non-league game against the Midland Tribe, one of the top teams in their own league, being 6-2 this year so far and coming off a 31-11 campaign...
The Leprechauns fell in a heartbreaker for the second straight night in the rubber match of their series with the Michigan Monarchs. After winning the first game 6-1, Royal Oak fell in walk-off fashion, letting a one-run ninth inning lead slip away, falling 8-7. Things initially looked pretty bleak in the first inning for the...
Runs were aplenty at The Lucky Corner for Opening Day. The back and forth affair began with an opposite field, solo home run by Central Michigan’s AJ Kostic in the first inning. The dimensions at the field are pretty pitcher-friendly, so a home run to begin the season was a massive surprise and treat for...
In their final game before Opening Day, the Leprechauns were coming off two wins against the Southfield Redbirds, outscoring them by a combined 18-3. That trend of dominance continued into the third and final game of the series, being especially prominent in the middle innings. Initially, the Redbirds started off the game hot. In the...
Fans at The Lucky Corner went home happy for the second straight day, as the Leprechauns entered the win column again, with a 7-3 over the Southfield Redbirds. Today’s performance was not quite as dominant as yesterday’s 11-0 victory, but it was still very clear the Leprechauns were the better baseball team on the field...
A packed Lucky Corner was treated to a decisive 11-0 Leprechauns victory over the Southfield Redbirds, fueled by a red-hot start on offense and dominant pitching. The Leprechauns offense started off hot, putting up five runs on three hits, partially aided by Redbirds starter Davion Jackson, who surrendered five walks and was only able to...