PORTLAND ROCKETS
Rockets claim first title
The Rockets are bridesmaids no more.
Tournament opens Friday
Five teams will visit Portland this weekend to join the Rockets in the World Baseball Congress Tournament.
Failure to launch
The Rockets walked the first two batters, giving up a run in the opening inning without allowing a hit. They dropped a fly ball in the second inning, and a had a runner get picked off of first base in the third.
Rockets win NABF regional crown
CINCINNATI — It was a beautiful day in Cincinnati.
Wellman powers Rockets
CINCINNATI — A couple of local players led the Rockets as they started their quest for a second tournament title in as many weeks.
DREAM MISSION
For more than five decades, Dick Runkle, Ray Miller, Randy Miller and generations of their players have kept the dream alive.
Rockets split at series
NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. — The Rockets used up all their hits in the morning.
Rockets drop Series opener
NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. — The Rockets put up a strong fight in their first World Series game. But a four-run deficit proved too much to overcome.
Expensive endeavor
In the Major Leagues, deep playoff runs mean player bonuses, more TV money and an explosion in merchandise sales.
Tanner powers Rockets over Dayton
DAYTON, Ohio — Zach Tanner enjoyed the familiar setting.
Happy to be home
A 10-inning tie and a one-run loss on back-to-back nights had the Rockets ready to end their long season-opening road trip.
Delayed victory
The first night game of the season at Runkle-Miller Field lasted nearly as long as Saturday’s doubleheader. The result was worth the wait for the Rockets.
Ready to repeat
It took the Portland Rockets more than 50 years to make their first World Series appearance.They have no intention of waiting that long again.
Rockets play four, win four
Rocket bats clobbered their way through a pair of doubleheaders over the weekend, while Rocket pitching limited opponents to just three runs in four games.
Rocket bats explode
There was an Independence Day atmosphere in the air, with fireworks bursting beyond the left-field fence at Runkle-Miller Field. The Rockets provided plenty of explosiveness at the plate as well.
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