Earlier this month, there were 16 teams vying for the World Baseball Classic Championship. And now there are only two: the United States and Puerto Rico. It would be the first WBC title for either squad. And no matter what happens tonight, former Omaha players will be on the winning side.
Storm Chasers southpaw Jonathan Dziedzic tossed seven solid frames, supported by relievers Kevin Lenik and Brandon Maurer, while Omaha designated hitter...
Omaha southpaw Jake Kalish fired five nearly flawless innings, supported by four shutout frames combined between Wily Peralta and Kevin Lenik,...
Omaha plated 11 runs in their final three innings at bat, with shortstop Humberto Arteaga, designated hitter Frank Schwindel and first...
Omaha shortstop Adalberto Mondesi smashed a game-winning two-run single in the ninth to complete a comeback victory and three-RBI night, center...
