'Claws 25 2/3 inning scoreless streak comes to an end

HAGERSTOWN, Md. -- The BlueClaws shut down Hagerstown once again on Friday night at Municipal Stadium, as Lakewood recorded their third straight convincing victory with a 4-3 win.

The BlueClaws pitching staff had combined for 25 2/3 straight scoreless frames before the Suns pushed across a run without a hit in the eighth. It was the Suns first run of the series.

Bullpen pitches 5 2/3 scoreless innings to preserve late lead

The BlueClaws bullpen held strong for over five innings to secure a 5-4 victory over Greensboro on Thursday night at FirstEnergy Park. Lakewood and Greensboro battled to a 4-4 tie after the first three innings, but the BlueClaws were the owners of the only run in the final six frames. The 'Claws managed an unearned run in the sixth inning which proved to be the difference.

Diekman's solid outing goes to waste as offense falters to open road trip

The BlueClaws bats went quite on a beautiful Friday night, as Zach Britton and two Delmarva relievers held the BlueClaws to three hits in a 3-1 Delmarva victory at Purdue Stadium.

Greg Giombarrese sat down with BlueClaws Community Relations Director Jim DeAngelis to preview Saturday's food and toy drive, which benefits the Salvation Army of Ocean County.

Lakewood wins third straight

EASTLAKE, Ohio -- Julian Sampson put together one of his best performances of the season to help the BlueClaws to a 5-1 victory over the Lake County Captains on Thursday night at Classic Park.

Sampson pitched six scoreless innings to power the 'Claws to their third straight win. The 19-year old right-hander gave up four hits and walked one, but picked up a pair of doubleplays in the first two frames to stay out of trouble. Sampson (10-4) struck out one and became the second Lakewood pitcher to reach the 10-win mark, joining Zack Sterner.

With the BlueClaws hosting their annual Job Fair on Saturday, Greg Giombarrese had a chance to sit down with BlueClaws Director of Food & Beverage Services Chris Tafrow and Executive Chef Sandy Cohen for a preview.

Why is the Job Fair so important? What role does the gameday staff play during the season? How important are they to the success of the BlueClaws?

Find out from two BlueClaws veterans.

For more information about the Job Fair, click here.

Lakewood avoids first home sweep of the season

LAKEWOOD, N.J. - Lakewood needed a win to avoid being swept at home for the first time this season at FirstEnergy Park, and they got just that, taking a convincing 9-1 victory over the Charleston RiverDogs on Monday night.

Mike Cisco helped the BlueClaws move to 4-0 in his starts with five solid innings in what was basically a must-win game for Lakewood. The 21-year old right- hander did allow the first run in any of his starts, though it was unearned. Cisco (2-0) allowed five hits and did not walk a batter. He has now thrown 23 innings in a Lakewood uniform without issuing a single walk.

Florimon scores on walk-off wild pitch to give Shorebirds 2-1 win

Pedro Florimon scored on a wild pitch from Joe Rocchio in the bottom of the ninth inning to cap a wild game and hand Delmarva a 2-1 victory over Lakewood on Saturday night at Purdue Stadium.

Stutes takes first loss with Lakewood

LAKEWOOD, N.J. - The Charleston RiverDogs handed Mike Stutes his first loss in a BlueClaws uniform, as Lakewood dropped their third straight, 9-5, on Sunday evening at FirstEnergy Park.

Stutes (4-1) only gave up three runs, all in the first inning, but that was enough for Charleston to hang on the rest of the way. The BlueClaws right-hander, an 11th round draft selection in 2008, allowed just four hits and walked three. He also struck out eight, the second most in any outing in his career.

Lakewood shutout for second time this season