yakima valley pippins

KELOWNA, BC – Different opponent. Same result. The Yakima Valley Pippins went into Kelowna and put up another impressive offensive outing, knocking off the Falcons, 11-2, in the series opener.   Fresh off a franchise-best 16 runs vs Klamath Falls on Sunday, the Pippins (4-0) put up five in the top of the 2nd against Kelowna (2-2) starter Alex Webb, who struck out 8 batters in four innings. Mit...

After a 10-run showing Saturday night, the Yakima Valley Pippins found a way to upstage themselves Sunday. The Pippins finished a sweep of the Klamath Falls Gems by scoring a franchise-record 16 runs en route to a 16-2 West Coast League victory...

For the first two innings of Saturday’s game between Yakima Valley and Klamath Falls, it looked as if the two teams might be headed for an offensive shootout. But by the end of Saturday’s contest, it became a one-sided display, as the Pippins knocked off the Gems, 10-2, in The Orchard at State Fair Park...

For the second straight season, the Pippins came out victorious on the West Coast League's opening night, knocking off the Klamath Falls Gems in front of a great opening-night crowd in The Orchard at State Fair Park. The Pippins worked a double steal in the first inning to take a 1-0 lead and added two more in the third on a Gems error and an infield single by Tyler Friis...

In baseball, pitching and defense can go a long way toward winning championships, and both were on display Wednesday night at The Orchard in State Fair Park, as the Yakima Valley Pippins shut out the Walla Walla Sweets, 2-0, in an exhibition game...

Photo courtesy of Yakima Valley Pippins Yes, Ray. They built it. The Yakima Valley Pippins brought baseball back to town with a great ball season highlighted by record-breaking performances, a division championship and an appearance in the playoffs. ...

For a while Tuesday night, it seemed the central Washington weather would rule the day. Wind, rain and warnings of severe thunder and lightning threatened to put a damper on game one of the West Coast League playoff series between the East Division champion Yakima Valley Pippins and West Division-winning Bellingham Bells...

The final game of the regular season for the Yakima Valley Pippins was a record breaker as they extended their record to 35-19, the most wins by a West Coast League expansion team, by shutting  down the Wenatchee AppleSox, 4-1. Wenatchee quickly got the bases loaded on the Pippins' Gabe Gentner when Michael McCann laid down a safety squeeze bunt to score the only run for the AppleSox...

The Yakima Valley Pippins always have their baskets full when it comes to playing the Wenatchee AppleSox. Saturday was no exception, but the Pippins finally broke their six-game losing streak against the Sox with a 7-6, extra-inning nail-biter in Wenatchee...

The Yakima Valley Pippins' win streak ended at 10 games Friday night in Wenatchee as the Wenatchee AppleSox, who are battling for their playoff lives, scratched out an 8-6 win. The AppleSox got things rolling fast as Sam Brown's two-run homer highlighted a first inning that put the Sox up 3-0...