Playing baseball with your friends is a timeless experience at every level of the game. When it happens professionally, it means a little more and is a rare occasion. For Altoona’s Beau Burrows and Brenden Dixon, it’s something they both cherish having grown up in Weatherford, Texas. ...
Jase Bowen’s three-run home run paced the Altoona Curve offense in a 6-1 win over the Chesapeake Baysox at PNG Field Sunday afternoon in front of 3,712 fans. His second-inning blast gave the Curve an early cushion, and it was exactly what the doctor had ordered given their struggles ...
The Altoona Curve offense went cold en route to a 7-0 loss to the Chesapeake Baysox at PNG Field Friday night in front of 3,387 fans. It was another night where the Curve couldn’t put it together offensively against Baysox pitchers. “Trey Gibson was really good,” Altoona manager ...
Esmerlyn Valdez has had a summer to remember already and he’s just getting started. The young Altoona Curve star raked in High-A Greensboro as he hit .303 with 20 home runs and 51 RBI for the Grasshoppers, earning him both a promotion to Altoona at the beginning of July, but also an invite ...
The Altoona Curve snapped a three-game losing streak with a 5-2 victory over the Chesapeake Baysox Thursday night in front of 3,996 fans at PNG Field. “Coming after (Wednesday’s) game, and being able to bounce back like this is huge,” Altoona manager Andy Fox said. “We’ve done this ...
A four-run third inning by the Chesapeake Baysox was the dagger for the Altoona Curve in a 6-3 loss Wednesday afternoon in front of 4,475 fans at PNG Field. The Baysox were able to take advantage of walks and uncharacteristic mistakes by the Curve, including a fielding error by Mitch Jebb which allowed two runs to score. “I think this is just one of those rare things,” Altoona manager Andy Fox said. “I mean, the game did look real fast for us today, and we’ve got to do a better job of slowing it down. Four errors and a couple balks, it’s hard to win games like ...
