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Shoes Remain Lucky, Beat Fish for 2nd Time This Week
SPRINGFIELD, IL (July 11) – After losing at home Sunday afternoon to the Lucky Horseshoes, the Cape Catfish were looking for payback Tuesday night at the Horseshoes’ home park in Springfield, Illinois. And, after scoring three times in the 2nd inning to take a 3-0 lead, it appeared the Catfish seemed well on their way…
Read MoreCape Blanks the Hoots of 000 000 000’Fallon
CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO (July 10) – The Cape Catfish earned their third shutout of the season Monday night, outscoring the O’Fallon Hoots 7-0 in front of nearly 700 fans at Capaha Field. The shutout was the third of the summer for the Catfish and it was the second time they’ve blanked O’Fallon. Their first shutout…
Read MoreLucky Horseshoes Ignore Stats, Defeat Catfish 7-4
CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO (July 9) – The Lucky Horseshoes from Springfield, Illinois, came into Sunday afternoon’s game against the Cape Catfish with the lowest team batting average in the Prospect League and a sub-.500 record. The Catfish, on the other hand, had the league’s best winning percentage and second-best team batting average at .303. The…
Read MoreBogenpohl Gets 9 Ks in 4 Frames For His 1st Win
CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO (July 7) – The Catfish became the first team in the Prospect League to record 25 wins this season with an 10-3 victory over the O’Fallon Hoots at Capaha Field Friday night. The game was close through the first six innings, but the Fish broke it open with five in the 7th…
Read MoreCatfish Blend Timely Hits, Strong Pitching to Defeat Rockabillys 4-2
JACKSON, TN (July 6) – A two-run homer, strong pitching and late inning heroics helped the Cape Catfish defeat the Jackson Rockabillys on the road Thursday night 4-2. The win gave Cape an overall record of 24-8, good for the best record in the 17-team Prospect League. The Catfish are also 2-2 in the league’s…
Read MorePitcher’s Injury Casts Shadow on Catfish Win
CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO (July 5) – It’s just a game. Sometimes players, coaches and fans need to remind themselves that it’s just a game. With two outs in the bottom of the 9th, with the score tied 7-7 Wednesday night at Capaha Field, Catfish shortstop Justin Carinci stood in the batters box waiting for an…
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