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

After an extra innings heartbreaker on Tuesday night that slipped away, it looked like Frisco was about to cool off this hot Amarillo team. Down a run and sitting at 48 home runs wearing a Sod Poodles uniform, Ivan Melendez stepped to the plate and worked a 2-1 count before sending Hodgetown into a frenzy. Melendez tagged a Joshua Mollerus pitch just above the yellow line left of the triangle in right center for a three-run shot. That home run gave Melendez the Sod Poodles Al

Groover's Great Season is taking him home to Atlanta for the All-Star Futures Game

Coming into Thursday’s contest Sod Poodle pitching had only allowed three walks through the first two games of the series. They would allow 9 walks in game three.

The Sod Poodles started the series off in Midland on the right foot, stealing a pair of games on the road despite the weather

Win number one of the second half for the Amarillo Sod Poodles was a magical one. After back to back loses to start the week, Amarillo got the start that they needed from reliever turned starter Alec Baker.

The Amarillo Sod Poodles (0-1) second half got off to a slow start in Tuesday’s series opener against the Arkansas Travelers (1-0). Dawning their Pointy Boots de Amarillo alternate identity the Sod Poodles dropped game one after Arkansas released a first inning barrage on Amarillo starter Logan Clayton