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The Brooklyn Paper’s Triple-Threat Coverage of the Cyclones

Cyclones take playoff series from Yanks; finals next

Cyclones: The Brooklyn Cyclones swept aside their hated rivals, the reigning champion Staten Island Yankees, in the opening round of the New York–Penn League playoffs with a spirited 3–1 victory on Monday night at Keyspan Park. Comment.

Dad glad with a dinger

Cyclones: Matt Bouchard hit his first professional home run with his mother and father in attendance. And it was his dad’s birthday. Comment.

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Jacobs leads at plate, in clubhouse

Cyclones: Catcher Jason Jacobs is having what may be the best offensive year in Cyclones history — but he doesn’t only lead in the statistical categories. He leads on the field, too. Comment.

Pitching should lift Clones

Play’s the Thing: The Bard of Brooklyn baseball sizes up the coming playoff clash between the Cyclones and the Staten Island Yankees. Good news: He’s predicting a win! Comments (1).

Clone set to dance

Cyclones: Cyclones infielder Joaquin Rodriguez hasn’t had the easiest time of it at first base this season, so he’s doing what any committed professional would do to improve himself: he’s taking dancing lessons. Comment.

Paper Exclusive: Ketchup speaks!

Cyclones: One of the three racing hot dogs who race from the left-field wall to home plate after the top of fifth inning says he still has a shot to win it all. Comment.

Yanks throw at our leader

Cyclones: How intense is the rivalry between the Staten Island Yankees and the Brooklyn Cyclones? A near-beaning of a Cyclone player is the latest evidence. Comment.

Cyclones hold on to first place

Cyclones: The Cyclones are sputtering towards the New York–Penn League playoffs, ending the week with a razor-thin lead over the second-place (and defending champion) Staten Island Yankees, but the Clones did lock up a playoff berth — and a Yankees-Cyclones first-round battle appears likely as we went to press. Comment.
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