No-Hitter, Walk-Off Homer, 20 Run Game Lead Night
Rochester, Minn (July 15th, 2013)--On the night of the Major League Home Run Derby, the Northwoods League saw its first no-hitter on the season. Jacob Stone (Weatherford CC) of Waterloo tossed the no-no against the Thunder Bay Border Cats. Meanwhile, the Green Bay Bullfrogs scored 20 runs. In Mequon, the Lakeshore Chinooks walked off on a two run home run.
Shutouts in the North
Rochester, Minn (July 14th, 2013)--Three shutouts were recorded in the Northwoods League on Sunday afternoon, and all were done by home teams in the North division.
Home is Where the Wins Are
Rochester, Minn (July 13th, 2013)--Home teams enjoyed plenty of success in the Northwoods League on Saturday night. Of the eight games played, six were won by the home squad.
Friday Plays Host to Longest Game in NWL History
Rochester, Minn (July 12th, 2013)--In a continuation of a game that was suspended earlier in the season, the Madison Mallards and Lakeshore Chinooks finished off the longest game in the history of the Northwoods League.
Waterloo Offense Erupts; Streak Remains Intact
Rochester, Minn (July 11th, 2013)--Thursday night was all about the Waterloo Bucks, who scored 20 runs in a route of Willmar to keep their second half perfect. Also on Thursday, several other first half competitors had great nights.
Five Former Northwoods League Players on 2013 MLB All Star Game Roster
On Saturday July 6th the rosters for the National and American League All Stars were announced and five former Northwoods League players will be participating in the 2013 MLB All Star Game at Citi Field in New York on July 16th.
Second Half Streaks Live and Die on Wednesday
Rochester, Minn (July 10th, 2013)--A pair of six-game winning streaks were at stake on Wednesday night. After games were over, one came out alive and one came to an end. As the second half continues, these kind of streaks can become important in the division chase.
Tuesday Night Belongs to Home Runs
Rochester, Minn (July 9th, 2013)--Tuesday night was filled with plenty of offense, and that offense was filled with plenty of home runs. As the weather continues to heat up into the dog days of July and August, offenses might be finding their groove.


