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LOCAL HEADLINE
Clippers remain hot, clubber Royal Oak Leprechauns 12-3 for fifth straight win
The Muskegon Clippers continued their explosive hot streak, clobbering the Royal Oak Leprechauns 12-3 on Thursday night at Memorial Park Field. The Clippers avenged their home opening loss to the Leprechauns and have now. won five straight games since the lone loss to Royal Oak. Muskegon is now 5-1 on... Read more
LOCAL FAVORITE
Zeeland West continues historic baseball run in walk-off fashion after marathon vs. Reeths-Puffer
MUSKEGON – Zeeland West did not want the celebration to end. Reeths-Puffer hates to see its season end. In a Division 1 regional baseball semifinal that seemed as though it would go on for hours, and did require a couple days to complete, Zeeland West emerged with a 4-3, 12-inning walk-off victory over Reeths-Puffer on the Rockets’ home field Thursday. Read more
LATEST NEWS
Clippers’ winning streak comes to a halt with a painful 15-5 loss at home to the Michigan Monarchs
MUSKEGON – Of course all winning streaks must come to an end. But it sure will be nice when the Muskegon Clippers, unbeaten on the road, finally get a victory at home. After losing their opening game of the season at home, the Clippers went on the road and ripped off five straight victories. That winning streak ended on Friday with a painful 15-5 loss to the Michigan Monarchs at Marsh Field. The game only lasted five innings due to the league’s 10-run mercy rule. Read more
TOP VIEWED
Reeths-Puffer baseball falls to Zeeland West in 12-inning regional semifinal
MUSKEGON — A regional semifinal game that took 12 innings over two days to complete came down to one bouncing ball. With the bases loaded and one out, Zeeland West’s Camden Schuessler hit a chopper through the infield that the Rockets were unable to field, sending the winning run across the plate for the Dux in a 4-3 classic Thursday afternoon. Read more