The Reno Aces hosted their final Throwback Thursday of the season against in-state rivals the Las Vegas Aviators, and they have more fun planned for the weekend.
The Reno Aces fell 3-2 in extra innings to the Sacramento River Cats in Sunday’s series finale at Sutter Health Park.
The Reno Aces dropped their season opener in a nail bitter against the Las Vegas Aviators in a close 3-2 defeat on Friday night at Las Vegas Ballpark.
The Reno Aces turned in a four-run first inning but were unable to add anything more as they fell to the Las Vegas Aviators Saturday night.
The upcoming season will consist of a six-game series each week, with every Monday off as a universal travel/off-day.
Despite a dominant performance on the mound by Humberto Castellanos, the Reno Aces were unable to get the offense going against the Las Vegas Aviators in a 2-1 loss on Saturday night at Greater Nevada Field.
The Reno Aces were unable to produce against Emerson Hancock, who spun a complete game shutout, resulting in a 9-0 loss to the Tacoma Rainiers on Sunday at Cheney Stadium.
Tommy Henry mowed down the Las Vegas Aviators with six innings of one run ball and eight strikeouts in a 9-6 Reno Aces win on Saturday night at Las Vegas Ballpark.
Backed by a clutch pinch-hit two-RBI double by Adrian Del Castillo in the top of the ninth inning, the Reno Aces took down the Las Vegas Aviators in a 13-10 victory on Friday at Las Vegas Ballpark.
The Reno Aces were shut out in Thursday’s matchup against the Las Vegas Aviators, the Triple-A affiliate of the Oakland Athletics.