The Palm Beach Cardinals took their series against the Daytona Tortugas after winning the final game 8-7. The bullpen for Palm Beach nearly blew the game after an outstanding start. Max Rajcic was nearly perfect in his six innings of work, only allowing one baserunner on a hit by pitch

The Palm Beach Cardinals beat the Daytona Tortugas 7-4 to regain control of the series. Pitching for the Cardinals struggled with the long ball but was otherwise exceptional. Starter Cade Winquest allowed four runs over five and two thirds’ innings with no strikeouts. The Texan gave up two homers to

The Palm Beach Cardinals lost both games of a doubleheader to the Daytona Tortugas by scores of 8-7 and 3-0. Pitching for the Cardinals in game one lacked control for a lot of the contest. Starter Hancel Rincon tossed five innings, allowing three runs, one unearned, with two strikeouts. The

The Palm Beach Cardinals and Daytona Tortugas postponed their game on June 1st. The game will be made up on Friday, June 2nd as part of a doubleheader featuring two seven inning games. This will be the second doubleheader in as many weeks for the Cardinals, after having a lot

The Palm Beach Cardinals beat the Daytona Tortugas 7-6 in another comeback victory. The pitching for Palm Beach struggled to keep things easy. Starter Pete Hansen allowed four runs over six innings. The southpaw continuously found runners on base, allowing ten hits and a hit batsman. The Texan also struck

The Palm Beach Cardinals walked-it-off against the Daytona Tortugas to win 6-5. Pitching was consistent for Palm Beach throughout the game. Starter Hunter Hayes allowed four runs over his four innings work. The righty allowed six hits and two walks to go along with only two strikeouts. The Pacific product

The Palm Beach Cardinals lost their series against the Tampa Tarpons after being defeated 3-1. Pitching was outstanding for a lot of the game. Starter Max Rajcic only allowed one unearned run over his three innings of work. The Californian struck out six and only allowed two baserunners but struggled

The Palm Beach Cardinals took Wild Night Out very seriously, with a dramatic finish against the Tampa Tarpons, winning 7-6 because of a walk-off hit. Pitching for the Cardinals was good for most of the game. Starter Cade Winquest began his day rolling through the Tampa lineup. The Texan then

The Palm Beach Cardinals lost both games of a doubleheader by scores of 6-2 and 5-2 against the Tampa Tarpons. Pitching struggled all night for the Cardinals. Game one starter Brycen Mautz allowed four runs over six innings pitched, only three were earned, however. The lefty had nine strikeouts to

The Palm Beach Cardinals waited out a four-hour delay to beat the Tampa Tarpons 6-5 in extra-innings. Pitching for the Cardinals was inconsistent throughout the game. The starter, Pete Hansen, only lasted four and a third innings. The southpaw struck out six, but also allowed two solo homers, two more

The Palm Beach Cardinals lost their first game against the Tampa Tarpons this season in extra innings by a score of 2-0. Pitching for the Cardinals was outstanding for most of the game. Starter Hunter Hayes got into some trouble in the first innings, allowing two singles and a walk

The Palm Beach Cardinals defeated the Daytona Tortugas 6-2, ending the series with a five to one advantage. The Cardinals pitching staff continued to be effective throughout the game. Starter Cade Winquest tossed five stellar shutout innings. The righty only allowed three baserunners, one hit, one walk, and one hit

The Palm Beach Cardinals clinched a series win against the Daytona Tortugas in a sloppy 13-5 win. Pitching for the Cardinals performed well but had little support from the defense behind them. Brycen Mautz started the game, but only went four innings. In those four innings, the southpaw allowed four

The Palm Beach Cardinals recovered well from their loss on Thursday, with a 3-1 victory over the Daytona Tortugas. Hancel Rincon pitched eight lights out innings for the Cardinals. The righty repeatedly had batters fooled and forced weak contact early in the counts. The Dominican allowed only one unearned run

The Palm Beach Cardinals lost to the Daytona Tortugas 8-0 in an all-around struggle. Pitching struggled for most of the game for the Cardinals. Starter Pete Hansen allowed all six of his runs in a dreadful second inning. The southpaw loaded the bases and allowed four runs before recording the

The Palm Beach Cardinals won a third straight game when they defeated the Daytona Tortugas in a 5-3 game. Pitching for the Cardinals performed well, as they kept the Tortugas off the board for the most part and did exceptionally well at getting out of trouble with little to no

The Palm Beach Cardinals opened their series against the Daytona Tortugas with an offensive showdown, winning 9-5. Pitching for Palm Beach performed well for most of the game. Starter Max Rajcic only pitched four innings but found his rhythm after struggling in the first inning. The Californian allowed three runs

The Palm Beach Cardinals lost the final game of their series with the Dunedin Blue Jays by a score of 5-1. With the loss, Palm Beach and Dunedin split the six-game series 3-3. The pitching staff performed well for most of the game. Starter Joseph King only allowed one run

The Palm Beach Cardinals started their weekend off with a 5-0 win against the Dunedin Blue Jays. The pitching staff dominated the Dunedin hitters, holding them to no runs and only three hits. Starter Hancel Rincon threw seven stellar innings. The Dominican righty allowed only two hits and struck out

The Palm Beach Cardinals walked-off the Dunedin Blue Jays in an 11-inning game, winning with a final a score of 2-1. Starting pitching continued to be the strong point of the team, as Pete Hansen tossed six scoreless innings. The southpaw only allowed three baserunners, two walks in the first

The Palm Beach Cardinals failed to score a run for the second consecutive game, in a 2-0 loss to the Dunedin Blue Jays. Max Rajcic had a stellar performance on the mound, allowing no runs and only two hits over six innings pitched. The Californian righty was very deceitful, managing

The Palm Beach Cardinals win streak ends at five straight, as they lost to the Dunedin Blue Jays 1-0. Both teams pitched extraordinarily well in the matchup, as the starters combined to allow two baserunners over 11 innings pitched. Brycen Mautz was perfect in his outing, striking out eleven and

The Palm Beach Cardinals won their fifth straight game, after starting the season 1-4. They beat the Dunedin Blue Jays 4-3 to start their six-game series at home. The pitching performed well, doing a good job keeping Dunedin off the bases and off the scoreboard. Joseph King started the game

The Palm Beach Cardinals dropped the rubber match of their series against the Jupiter Hammerheads in a 6-4 defeat. The offense started slow, but picked up in the sixth inning when they started off the inning with three-straight doubles. All three of those runs scored, off the doubles and the

The Palm Beach Cardinals recorded their first loss of the season, as the Jupiter Hammerheads held them scoreless in a 2-0 ballgame. The pitching performed well despite the loss, led by Max Rajcic in his professional debut. The NO. 19 Cardinals prospect wasted no time getting his first career strikeout