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Callan Moss, Lonnie White Jr. give Curve offense a boost in victory over Harrisburg Senators

Three hits apiece from Callan Moss and Lonnie White Jr. propelled the Altoona Curve to an 8-3 victory over the Harrisburg Senators in front of 4,589 fans Friday night at PNG Field. White Jr. put the exclamation point on a six-run sixth inning, which took the Curve from down a run to up five by the end of it. Moss had the best view in the building of White Jr.’s night from the on-deck circle as they hit third and fourth, respectively. The productivity from both was a delight to Altoona manager Andy Fox. “It’s huge, especially when they’re hitting three, four and then we get ...

Pirates’ Jones part of Curve pitching success story

Just a little under a year ago, Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Jared Jones underwent elbow surgery. There was a lot of down time, and all of a sudden he had plenty of down time in his recovery. He admitted he had to find different activities that he wouldn’t normally do. “You do nothing ...

Pitching circumstances prove costly for Curve

Over the course of a 144-game season, there will be times when a team is short on pitching. This week isn’t an ordinary one for the Altoona Curve as they play seven games in six days. Jared Jones is in town from the Pirates and will throw a second start for the team, too. The Curve did ...

Pirates’ Jones will join Curve this evening

PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Pirates announced Monday that pitcher Jared Jones is scheduled to continue his major league rehab assignment with the Altoona Curve beginning tonight at PNG Field. Jones, who is recovering from right elbow surgery, missed the entire 2025 campaign and returned to ...

Grand slam helps lift the Curve

BOWIE, Md. — Shawn Ross belted a grand slam for his seventh home run of the season on Sunday afternoon as the Curve secured a series split with a 9-3 win over the Chesapeake Baysox at Prince Georges Stadium. In other news, Pittsburgh Pirates insider Jason Mackey tweeted on Sunday that, per ...

Baysox hand Curve their third straight loss

BOWIE, Md. — Thomas Sosa drilled a two-run home run in the first inning, and that was all the runs the Chesapeake Baysox needed in beating the Altoona Curve, 5-1, before 6,524 fans Friday night at Prince Georges Stadium. The Curve’s Callan Moss recorded his seventh multi-hit game of the ...