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Wed, Sep. 03, 7:05pm
at Hudson Valley
Tue, Sep. 02, 7:05pm
at Aberdeen
Mon, Sep. 01, 7:05pm
at Aberdeen
Sun, Aug. 31, 5:00pm
vs. Hudson Valley
Sat, Aug. 30, 7:05pm
at Hudson Valley
Fri, Aug. 29
vs. Oneonta
3–2 [W]
Thu, Aug. 28
vs. Oneonta
6–0 [W]
Wed, Aug. 27
vs. Oneonta
3–1 [W]
Tue, Aug. 26
at Tri-City
7–2 [W]
Mon, Aug. 25
at Tri-City
5–4 [W]
See the complete schedule

Standings

McNamara
ClubWLGB
Staten Island4424-
Brooklyn40284.0
Hudson Valley39295.0
Aberdeen333511.0
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Cyclones Archive

Eye of the Storm: The World’s Best Coverage of the Brooklyn Cyclones

Saturday, Sep. 10, 2005

Where did the time go?

By Ed Shakespeare
Play’s the Thing: Just the other night, the Cyclones were losing 2-1. Edgar Rodriguez was up for Brooklyn with two out, bases empty, in the bottom of the ninth. The packed crowd was hoping for a miracle. They got one. Rodriguez hit the ball deep into the night, over the fence. Comment.

When losing is winning

By Ed Shakespeare
Cyclones: Down on the field at Keyspan Park this summer, the Cyclones won 22 times and lost on 16 occasions, but up in the press box, the biggest loss of all took place — one that could also be considered the biggest win of all. Comment.
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