Tag: Parkview Field
Partnership with Lawnganics to Support Humane Fort Wayne and FWCS
The Fort Wayne TinCaps and Lawnganics are partnering together on two campaigns to raise financial support and awareness for Humane Fort Wayne and the Fort Wayne Community Schools Family and Community Engagement Center.
TinCaps ReCap: Beloit 6, Fort Wayne 5
The Beloit Sky Carp rallied back from a two-run deficit to win 6-5 in a back-and-forth affair Wednesday night at Parkview Field.
TinCaps ReCap: Beloit 14, Fort Wayne 4
TinCaps starting pitcher Keegan Collett fanned the first seven he faced and center fielder Jakob Marsee homered for the second straight game, but the Beloit Sky Carp homered three times in a 14-4 win.
Kids Club Player Clinic coming up – 6/3/2023
The Fort Wayne TinCaps are excited to announce an exclusive Kids Club event in which members are invited to a clinic with TinCaps players at Parkview Field on June 3, 2023.
Johnny’s Birthday Bash to benefit Community Harvest Food Bank
Mascot Johnny TinCap will be celebrating his birthday at Parkview Field on Sunday, May 28 as the TinCaps take on the Lansing Lugnuts in a 1:05 p.m. game.
Colts Defensive Tackle Grover Stewart coming to game at Parkview Field – 5/25/2023
The Indianapolis Colts will once again visit Parkview Field for a Fort Wayne TinCaps game as part of the "Colts At Bat” tour on May 25, 2023.
TinCaps rained out on road Tuesday, doubleheader scheduled for Thursday
The TinCaps' road game against the Lake County Captains on Tuesday night has been postponed due to inclement weather.
TinCaps ReCap: Great Lakes 5, Fort Wayne 2
TinCaps catcher Brandon Valenzuela homered, but the Great Lakes Loons won the final game of a six-game series, 5-2.
TinCaps ReCap: TinCaps earn doubleheader split with Great Lakes
The TinCaps earned a split of a doubleheader Saturday afternoon at Parkview Field, using right fielder Joshua Mears’ homer to beat the Great Lakes Loons 5-2 after falling in the first game 2-0.
TinCaps ReCap: Great Lakes 6, Fort Wayne 4
TinCaps right fielder Joshua Mears homered, but the Great Lakes Loons stormed back late for a 6-4 victory on a pleasant Thursday night at Parkview Field.