Poovey clinches series on 1st ever playoff no-hitter

Poovey Farms punched their ticket to the semi-finals in historic fashion with the first no-hitter in the DMBL playoffs.

Ragans walks 7, combines on 3rd no-hitter of 2025

Despite walking 7 batters, reigning Ben McDonald Award winner Cole Ragans of Poovey Farms added another highlight to his resume combining with Lucas Erceg to throw this season's 3rd no-hitter.

A look at the playoff race down the stretch

Entering Sunday's doubleheader, there were three different ties involving eight teams across the standings with about a dozen games remaining for most teams.

Senga settles for 1-hit shutout

A week after Gerrit Cole lost a no-hitter in the 9th, Allentown's Kodai Senga did the same but managed to complete the 1-hit shutout.

Ohtani, 2 relievers combine on no-hitter

Shohei Ohtani struck out 13 and homered before leaving with an injury and two relievers finished off a combined no-hitter for Poovey Farms in a 4-0 win on Thursday night at home over Empire City.

Philly wins 2024 draft lottery

The last time Philadelphia selected No. 1 overall -- in the pre-draft lottery days of 2002 -- they struck gold with a generational talent in Albert Pujols.

Hillsborough wins 2023 draft lottery

Hillsborough had historic luck in the 2023 draft lottery, winning the No. 1 overall pick from the No. 6 position.

2022 draft lottery results

In the first year of the league's 20-team field, 12 teams missed the playoffs and entered the 2022 draft. 

Lamet tosses 1st no-no for Poovey Farms

On the same night that Sardine City's Kwang Hyun Kim notched his league-leading 15th win (15-3) and Race Point's Griffin Canning lost his league-high 15th (0-15), Dinelson Lamet threw the first no-hitter for Poovey Farms, blanking Hopatcong 15-0 on Thursday.

Hit Men obliterate HR record

In a season full of dingers and dongs at every turn, Hillsborough set a new record for home runs by a team.

Bonds Division comes down to final dozen games

It was a busy Saturday night in DMBL as the 2020 season comes down to the final 15 games -- or less -- for most teams.

Soler homers in 5 straight games

Jorge Soler of Poovey Farms homered in five straight games, briefly taking the league lead in home runs as he became the first player to reach double digits so far this season.

Arkansas, Poovey last 21 innings

Arkansas and Poovey Farms went 21 innings last Tuesday night in the longest game of the season, just one inning short of the longest game in DMBL history.

Poovey annihilates Allentown, 19-0

Poovey Farms unleashed the fury of a thousand dairy cows as they dominated Allentown in every aspect of the game, rolling up a 19-0 victory in one of the most lopsided games in recent memory on Wednesday night.

Darvish twirls 8 2/3 no-hit innings

Yu Darvish came within one out of throwing the first no-hitter in franchise history for the Poovey Farms, shutting down the league's highest-scoring team over 8 2/3 innings.

Samardzjia comes within two outs of no-hitter

Pitching for his third team this season, Jeff Samardzjia very nearly wrote himself into the Sardine City record books, coming within two outs of tossing the franchise's first complete-game no-hitter last night.

2016 Mitchell Award winner: Giancarlo Stanton

Home run champion Giancarlo Stanton was the runaway winner for the 2016 Kevin Mitchell Most Valuable Player Award. It's his first Mitchell Award and also the first for the Allentown franchise.

2016 Listach Award winner: Miguel Sano

Miguel Sano became the third rookie of the year winner in franchise history and a near-unanimous pick after a power-laden first year.

R.I.P. Jose Fernandez

The DMBL recently lost a budding superstar in Jose Fernandez, who was killed in a boating accident in September.

Cueto throws Vancouver's first no-hitter

The long and storied history of the Vancouver Iron First, an original franchise, includes four league championships but until Saturday night, did not include a no-hitter.

Johnny Cueto struck out 10 Dairy Cows in a 5-0 in over Poovey Farms, throwing the 14th no-hitter in DMBL history and the first since last season, when there were three. He walked one and hit a batter.

Cueto lost his chance at the DMBL's first-ever perfect game when he plunked Joe Panik in the 3rd inning. Panik was promptly erased on a Wilson Ramos double play. Cueto's lone walk came to Freddie Freeman leading off the 8th inning.

Cueto lowered his ERA to 3.85 and WHIP to 1.18 while improving to 6-5 in 15 starts on the season.

The 5-0 win was one of three shutouts Saturday night.

Cueto's masterpiece comes after two close calls this season, first by Hopatcong's Mike Fiers and later by Tyson Ross for Livingston, who has since been dealt to Tucson.