| Club | W | L | GB |
|---|---|---|---|
| Staten Island | 47 | 29 | - |
| Brooklyn | 45 | 30 | 1.5 |
| Hudson Valley | 38 | 37 | 8.5 |
| Aberdeen | 30 | 44 | 16.0 |
July 12, 2008: Vol. 31, No. 27
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Cyclones win a slugfest
Cyclones: A Monday night rubber-game win over the State College Spikes. Comment.
Cyclones’ lost weekend; split with Spikes keeps team below .500
Cyclones: Two out of three ain’t good when you’re a struggling team trying to get back in the playoff hunt. But after a can’t-hold-the-lead loss in Jamestown on Friday night, the Cyclones split the first two games of a home series against the State College Spikes, setting up a must-win rubber game on Monday night at Keyspan Park (not that home cooking is helping the 12-14 Cyclones get out of last place: they’re only 6–7 within the friendly confines of Keyspan). Comment.
Three’s company at third
Play’s the Thing: Fans using merely literal vision see only one person at third base when the Cyclones are in the field, but those baseball aficionados gifted with more figurative sight can see three persons at the hot corner for Brooklyn — Zach Lutz, and standing behind him, his parents. Comment.
Cyclones sputtering along
Cyclones: The 11–11 Cyclones can’t seem to get on a roll. For every heroic, come-from-behind win this season, there seems to be a blown save or a seven-walk inning to bring the Brooks back to earth. Here are all the game summaries since our last edition. Comment.
Cyclones do the walk of death
Ups & Downs: Monday was a beautiful day for a walk on Coney Island — too bad that Cyclone pitchers took that literally. Comment.
Let’s go, Tzyklons! Keyspan goes Kosher on July 13
Ups & Downs: The Cyclones have truly become the Chosen people. Comment.
Portobanco, Clones first-season star, is dead in car crash
Ups & Downs: Luz Portobanco, the starting pitcher in the first game in Cyclones’ history, died in a car accident on July 5 near Managua, Nicaragua. Comments (8).
Clones get a rare thing: a day off
Ups & Downs: The 11–10 Cyclones finally had their first off-day on Tuesday, July 8. Comment.
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