Bats finish strong in doubleheader

The River Bats played three nights straight at Joe Faber Field. Last night being a double header against the Brainerd Area Lakes Lunkers. The Lunkers took the first game 2-1, but the Bats came out strong at the start of game two. They were able to push through and come out of the second game on top, 4-3.

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Dogs chase the Bats back to the cave

The Rivers Bats hosted the Mankato Moon Dogs at Joe Faber Field Tuesday night. The Bats started out strong, but eventually lost 8-1.

River Bats' outfielder Andy Henkemeyer (15) runs to first but is marked out with the catch of Moon Dogs' first baseman, Zak Wasserman (48) at the bottom of the fifth inning.

Jon Richard pitches at the top of the fourth to the Mankato Moon Dogs Tuesday, July 5 at Joe Faber Field.

River Bats' first baseman, Jeremy Banks (6) makes to catch at first but Moon Dogs' Nick Judkins (4) is called safe at the top of the third Tuesday, July 5 at Joe Faber Field.

River Bats' catcher, Derek Campbell (10) safely steals second at the bottom of the fourth inning Tuesday, July 5 at Joe Faber Field.

River Bats teammates greet catcher, Mitchell Garver (23) after putting the first point for the River Bats on the score board at the bottom of the first inning. 

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River Bats stay in the cave for the night

Tuesday night's River Bats VS Lunkers game was postponed to end of July due to rain. Instead of sitting around before the twice-delayed start time, many of the Bats played around on the infield. Others felt it better to stay out of the rain.

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River Bats season in full swing

The St. Cloud River Bats hosted the Brainerd Lunkers Wednesday night at Joe Faber Field. Even with the drastic change in temperatures, fans were still came out to support their local minor league baseball

team. The Bats came up short, losing 4-0 to the Lunkers. Read the full story here.

St. Cloud River Bats' pitcher Steven Swift (27) starts the first inning Wednesday, June 8 against the Brainerd Lunkers at Joe Faber Field.

The ball skips away as Brainerd’s Tyler Wampler (2) slides safely into second base leaving the River Bat’s Travis Cariveau (5) unable to make the play during the second inning Wednesday at Joe Faber Field.

The St. Cloud River Bats’ Travis Cariveau (5) dives back to first base on a pickoff attempt as Brainerd’s Ryan Abrahamson (16) waits to make the play. Cariveau was safe on the play.