Yakima Valley Pippins

The 2017 West Coast League All-Star Game and FanFest is being hosted at The Orchard at Yakima County Stadium at State Fair Park tonight and tomorrow. The game, which will feature a total of 43 players from the North and South divisions, will be played tomorrow night at 7:05 (heard LIVE on 1460 ESPN Yakima) features six Pippins on the South squad.

BELLINGHAM, Wash. – Entering Saturday night, the Yakima Valley Pippins had struggled to win close games. In fact, they had dropped a tight one-run decision a night prior to the Bellingham Bells, whom they were tied with in the top of the eighth inning once again on Saturday...

BELLINGHAM, Wash. – Down 4-3 to the Bellingham Bells entering the top of the ninth inning on Friday night, the task at hand for the Yakima Valley Pippins seemed reasonable. By plating a run the Pippins could force extra innings by recording three outs in the bottom of the frame...

VICTORIA, B.C. – After losing a 13-10 high-scoring affair on Thursday, in which their starter lasted just three innings, and after having their starter go just four innings on Tuesday despite a 12-6 win, the Yakima Valley Pippins were desperate for a quality start in the rubber game of their series with the Victoria HarbourCats...

VICTORIA, B.C. – Despite an offensively-charged opening game to their series on Tuesday night, at the start of game two between the Yakima Valley Pippins and Victoria HarbourCats all eyes were glued to the pitcher’s mound, and rightfully so, as Claire Eccles (University of British Columbia) became the first woman to start a West Coast League game...

When the Yakima Valley Pippins play the Victoria, B.C. HarbourCats tonight, they will be part of West Coast League history.

VICTORIA, B.C. – The Yakima Valley Pippins scored in the first inning on Tuesday night for just the ninth time in the 2017 season. A notoriously slow-starting group, the Pippins had to be pleased with their pushing across the first run of the game...

YAKIMA, Wash. – Early Monday, the Yakima Valley Pippins were notified that six of their players had been selected to participate in next week’s West Coast League All-Star Game. The six selections were the second most in the WCL, second to only the Corvallis Knights, and they were well deserved, considering the Pippins had boasted one of the league’s best offenses in the first half of the season...

Six Yakima Valley players will represent the Pippins next week at the 2017 West Coast League All-Star Game, as more than 40 of the league’s top prospects will come to Yakima County Stadium on July 17-18.

YAKIMA, Wash. – The Yakima Valley Pippins were out-hit 13 to seven by the Cowlitz Black Bears in their series opener on Saturday night, yet they found a way to win the game 7-5 with timely hitting. On Sunday, the Pippins’ offense was no where to be found, as the team produced just a lone run on a season-low four hits, en route to a 5-1 loss as Cowlitz evened the three game series...