08 February 2020
Melbourne has secured its first Australian Baseball League title, taking down Adelaide in two games in the Championship Series to give retiring Luke Hughes, Allan de San Miguel and Peter Moylan a fairytale farewell.
The Aces’ offence was too hot for Adelaide in game two at West Beach on Saturday night, backing a strong start from Wes Helsabeck to propel Melbourne to a 6-2 victory and Victoria’s first Claxton Shield since 2010.
07 February 2020
Melbourne is one win away from bringing the Claxton Shield back to Victoria for the first time since 2010 after walking off Adelaide in game one of the Australian Baseball League Championship Series at Melbourne Ballpark last night.
Retiring Allan de San Miguel’s single and an error helped the Aces pull level in the ninth ahead of Shane Robinson driving in the catcher to lift Melbourne to a 4-3 victory.
07 February 2020
Melbourne and Adelaide will look to strike first when the 2020 Australian Baseball League Championship Series gets underway at Melbourne Ballpark on Friday night.
Darin Downs will start for the Aces and Tyler Beardsley gets the ball for the Giants. Watch at theabl.com.au/videos.
06 February 2020
Adelaide will head to an unhappy hunting ground to get its quest for South Australia’s first Claxton Shield since 1980 underway.
The Giants travel to Melbourne Ballpark for the opening game of their best-of-three ABL Championship Series against Melbourne with a dismal recent record at the venue.
02 February 2020
The 2020 Australian Baseball League Championship series will get underway on Friday night at when Melbourne host Adelaide at Melbourne Ballpark.
First pitch in the opening game of the best-of-three series is slated for 7pm.
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