Everett AquaSox batter Brock Rodden heads out for first base after lining the ball through the infield while the Hillsboro Hops’ catcher Christian Cerda watches during the Saturday, June 22 game on Funko Field at Everett Memorial Stadium. The Sox lost 7-2 on Saturday, but did come back to win the following day’s game 8-7. They won three of the seven games in last week’s series with the visiting Hops. The Sox continue with a homestand this week hosting the Spokane Indians in a six-game series that started on Tuesday, June 25. The series includes an early afternoon game on Thursday with a 12:05 p.m. first pitch start. The Northwest League’s first half of the season ended last week with the Sox finishing in fourth place with a 32-34 record. As of press time on Monday, the team was 2-1 for second-half play and was in third place behind first place Spokane and Vancouver. After going against Spokane, the Sox will be taking on Vancouver as their next opponent.
Everett AquaSox batter Brock Rodden heads out for first base after lining the ball through the infield while the Hillsboro Hops’ catcher Christian Cerda watches during the Saturday, June 22 game on Funko Field at Everett Memorial Stadium. The Sox lost 7-2 on Saturday, but did come back to win the following day’s game 8-7. They won three of the seven games in last week’s series with the visiting Hops. The Sox continue with a homestand this week hosting the Spokane Indians in a six-game series that started on Tuesday, June 25. The series includes an early afternoon game on Thursday with a 12:05 p.m. first pitch start. The Northwest League’s first half of the season ended last week with the Sox finishing in fourth place with a 32-34 record. As of press time on Monday, the team was 2-1 for second-half play and was in third place behind first place Spokane and Vancouver. After going against Spokane, the Sox will be taking on Vancouver as their next opponent.
