American Association

Over the last 10 games, the Sioux Falls Canaries offense had been scoring runs in bunches. After a seven-run first inning Thursday night in the series opener against Lincoln, it looked like the Canaries offensive hot streak would continue, but the Lincoln Saltdogs had something to say about that in a 4-0 victory oiver the Birds..

The Sioux Falls Canaries jumped out to what seemed to be a comfortable 7-0 first inning lead against Lincoln Thursday night, only to have the Saltdogs comeback to take an 8-7 win at Haymarket Park.

Snakebitten may not be a strong enough word for the Sioux Falls Canaries' season. Their heartbreak continued in Amarillo Wednesday night with a 7-6 defeat in 10 innings against a Sox team hat scored five runs in their last at-bats to walk off with a four game series sweep.

Two Sioux Falls errors in the seventh inning helped the Amarillo Sox erase a two-run deficit and take a 8-5 victory over the Canaries on Tuesday night.

For six innings, it looked like all the Sioux Falls Canaries needed to get back on track in Amarillo was a good meal and a full night's sleep. Inevitably, it seemed, late-inning drama set in and the Sox went on to score the game's final eight runs to steal a 10-9 win.

The Amarillo Sox scored three runs in the eighth inning to take a 5-2 victory over the Sioux Falls Canaries in Sunday night's series opener.

Sioux Falls Canaries starting pitcher and American Association All-Star Kyle Vazquez couldn’t contain the bats of the Winnipeg Goldeyes Saturday night, as the road team prevailed in a 12-6 win at the Birdcage.

The Sioux Falls Canaries waited until the very last second to clinch their fourth win in six games Friday night, snatching a 4-3 victory over the Winnipeg Goldeyes at the Birdcage thanks to a walk-off fielder’s choice by Chris Valencia in the bottom of the ninth.

A two-run first inning by the Winnipeg Goldeyes set the tone for the rest of Thursday’s game, as the team from Canada held on for a 10-7 win over the Sioux Falls Canaries at the Birdcage.

The Sioux Falls Canaries responded from a disappointing loss Sunday with an offensive explosion at the Birdcage Wednesday night, allowing starting pitcher Ben Moore to pick up his franchise-leading 54th win on the way to a 12-4 blowout over the Winnipeg Goldeyes.