PALM BEACH -- After the second straight year competing in the Florida State League playoffs, the Palm Beach Cardinals will kick off their 2024 season opener at home against their Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium neighbors, the Jupiter Hammerheads on Friday, April 5th. The 132-game season will feature 66 total home

The Palm Beach Cardinals struggled in an 11-5 loss to the clearwater Threshers. The Cardinals pitching could not keep Clearwater off the scoreboard. Starter Gerardo Salas allowed four earned and one unearned run in two and a third innings. The righty from Mexico couldn’t find his rhythm in his home

The Palm Beach Cardinals ended their losing streak after a 10-3 win over the Clearwater Threshers. Pitching for the Cardinals was phenomenal throughout the game, with starter Pete Hansen getting things started. The southpaw tossed five and two thirds shutout baseball with seven punch outs. Angel Cuenca was solid in

The Palm Beach Cardinals dropped the first game in a series between First Half Champions, losing 7-3 to the Clearwater Threshers. Pitching for the Cardinals struggled, allowing two three-run homers, but was steady other than that. Starter Chen-Wei Lin ran into some problems in the second inning, allowing the first

The Palm Beach Cardinals lost the series to the Fort Myers Mighty Mussels after dropping the last game 13-8. The Palm Beach pitching staff struggled throughout the game. Starter Chen-Wei Lin allowed five runs over three and two thirds’ innings pitched. The six-foot seven-inch pitcher from Taiwan did piece together

The Palm Beach Cardinals couldn’t get anything going in a 4-0 loss to the Fort Myers Mighty Mussels. The Cardinals pitching staff performed well but had some defensive miscues that hurt them. Starter Hancel Rincon allowed three unearned runs over six innings of work. The righty accounted for two errors

The Palm Beach Cardinals suffered a tough loss after the Mighty Mussels fought back with seven runs in the ninth to win 13-8. Pitching for the Cardinals struggled for the most part throughout the game. Starter Brycen Mautz only tossed three innings, after failing to record an out in the

The Palm Beach Cardinals swept a doubleheader against the Fort Myers Mighty Mussels. The Cardinals took the first game, a continuation from Wednesday night, 6-5, before winning game two by the same score. The Palm Beach pitching in game one performed well. Starter Benjamin Arias was only able to toss

The Palm Beach Cardinals dropped the first game against the Fort Myers Mighty Mussels 9-2. Pitching for the Cardinals struggled for the most part. Starter Pete Hansen started off well, only allowing one run in his first four innings. The southpaw then allowed two in a rough fifth inning to

The Palm Beach Cardinals lost the series finale against the Jupiter Hammerheads 8-7. Pitching for Palm Beach was very back-and-forth. Starter Hancel Rincon struggled in his outing, allowing four runs on five hits, with two homers, in three innings of work. Angel Cuenca then pitched well for the most part.

The Palm Beach Cardinals lost to the Jupiter Hammerheads 6-1 after Jupiter came from behind with a huge ninth inning. Pitching for Palm Beach was stellar for most of the contest. Starter Brycen Mautz extended his scoreless inning streak to 20 while also striking out seven batters over five innings.

The Palm Beach Cardinals had another dominant win over the Jupiter Hammerheads, this time defeating their neighbors 9-1. Pitching was phenomenal for the Cardinals. Starter Jose Davila cruised through his first couple of innings with no trouble. The Venezuelan then had minimal damage allowed over his last two innings, escaping

The Palm Beach Cardinals dominantly defeated the Jupiter Hammerheads in an 8-1 ballgame. Starter Benjamin Arias was incredible in his seven-inning outing. The Dominican only allowed one hit and one walk while striking out seven batters. The lone hit allowed was early in the game, on a grounder hit back

The Palm Beach Cardinals couldn’t get anything going in a 9-1 loss against the Jupiter Hammerheads. Starter Pete Hansen got off to a rocky start, allowing four hits and two runs to the first four batters, but then got settled in and didn’t allow another baserunner. The southpaw ended his

The Palm Beach Cardinals started their stay at the Ballpark of the Palm Beaches in the best way possible, with a 5-3 victory over their neighbors, the Jupiter Hammerheads. The Cardinals’ pitching staff has continued to be a dominant force throughout the season. That was seen in Hancel Rincon’s dominant

The Palm Beach Cardinals lost another game to the Jupiter Hammerheads, and the series, after a 5-1 game in favor of Jupiter. Pitching for the Cardinals performed well, with little help from the defense. Starter Benjamin Arias looked good in his Single-A debut. The righty tossed five and two thirds’

The Palm Beach Cardinals had a dominant win over the Jupiter Hammerheads, outscoring them 9-1. Pitching was outstanding for the Cardinals all day. Starter Hancel Rincon tossed seven scoreless innings. The Dominican got off to a rough start, walking two and allowing a hit to load the bases before recording

The Palm Beach Cardinals continued to struggle to get things going offensively and defensively in an 11-3 loss to the Jupiter Hammerheads. Starter Jose Davila got off to a good start. The righty made quick work in the first, allowing no baserunners. Davila then allowed five runs over the next

The Palm Beach Cardinals suffered a tough loss to the Jupiter Hammerheads, falling 9-0 in game three of the six game series. Pitching for the Cardinals started the game off very strong. Cade Winquest showed off his velocity, topping his pitches off at 97.7 mph. The Texan only allowed one

The Palm Beach Cardinals won game one of their doubleheader against the Jupiter Hammerheads 5-3, but lost the second game 5-4. Pitching was split in game one for the Cardinals. Wilmer Ortega started the day off, picking up in the fifth inning from the suspended day. The Venezuelan did not

The Palm Beach Cardinals and Jupiter Hammerheads only got through three and a half innings before the game got rained out and suspended. The score was 2-0 with Palm Beach in the lead with bases loaded and one out in the bottom of the fourth. Brycen Mautz was the only

The Palm Beach Cardinals split their doubleheader with the St. Lucie Mets. They lost the nine-inning game one 3-2, but then took game two 16-8. Pitching in game one was outstanding. Hancel Rincon started the game in the second inning, after the game was originally suspended. The Dominican got off

The Palm Beach Cardinals and St. Lucie Mets only got through one inning of play before rain cut their day short. Pete Hansen tossed a scoreless inning, striking out one batter. Alex Iadisernia had the only Palm Beach hit, and stole a base, but was then picked off. The Cardinals

The Palm Beach Cardinals won a shortened game, due to rain, against the St. Lucie Mets 1-0. Max Rajcic pitched all five innings for the Cardinals. The righty continued his dominance this season, allowing no runs and lowering his ERA to 1.59. The Californian struck out three batters and allowed

The Palm Beach Cardinals lost their third game in a row to the St. Lucie Mets by a score of 8-7. Pitching for the Cardinals was a disaster for most of the contest. Starter Cade Winquest had a short day, after being pulled for an undisclosed injury after allowing a