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After 7 straight Amarillo victories and a borderline firesale at the trade deadline, the wheels are in motion throughout the rest of the system. Sod Poodles second baseman/centerfielder Tommy Troy and first baseman Ivan Melendez are headed to Reno to make their Triple-A debuts.

The first-place Amarillo Sod Poodles started out the homestand with a party late on Tuesday night. The Wichita Wind Surge entered Bomb City red hot, just like Amarillo, and it led to a showdown fitting of just that. 

Your Amarillo Sod Poodles didn't lose a single series in the month of July. Outside of a series split at Hodgetown against Frisco in arguably the craziest series of the season up to this point, the Soddies won every series, leading them to a 14-7 record (and counting) in the month. The Sod Poodles snatched a series in the Sparkling City by the Sea last week against the Hooks 4-2 after taking a series in San Antonio the weekend before. Let’s look at who is red hot coming home.

Wednesday night felt like a walk-off, but the Hodgetown crowd got the real deal on Thursday night.

Soddies take game three with the help of Jose Fernandez's 3 RBI and Jose Cabrera's great showing

After dropping the opener 3-1 to Northwest Arkansas on Monday, starter Logan Clayton and the pen blanked the Naturals in game two to draw even in the final series of the first half.

Long time Sod Poodles fans saw a familiar face tonight on the mound, as Luis Patiño returned to Hodgetown for the first time since 2019, this time to face his old team. The Soddies came into Wednesday riding a season-high four game winning streak.

Amarillo put a great weekend together with timely hitting that they had been missing in the previous series, and a great showing from their bullpen.

Thursday night saw the pitchers duel that we thought that we were going to get on Wednesday with Amarillo starter Avery Short and Frisco starter Josh Stephan both having solid starts

The Sod Poodles bats finally clicked, Tommy Troy tears up lefties, and Ray dominates May