In a game that saw 29 combined strikeouts and 20 hits the Modesto Nuts defeated the San Jose Giants 12-4 thanks to a 7-run eighth inning that seemed like it was never going to end Modesto starting pitcher Christian Little got a no-decision but looked great on the mound only allowing one run and one hit with six strikeouts in his four innings of work The Giants scored first in the second inning but the Nuts quickly tied the game after first baseman Gabe Moncada doubled in his first at-bat Moncada made his 2025 Nuts debut today going 1-5 with a double Moncada played with the Nuts during the 2023 season After the Giants retook the lead in the 4th inning right fielder Ryan Picollo jumped on the scoring hitting a solo home run to tie the game at 2-2 Carlos Jimenez and Felnin Celesten added to the scoring to give the Nuts a 4-2 lead After a rough defensive fifth inning for the Nuts Piccolo gave the Nuts the lead all over again with a go-ahead RBI single in the fifth inning With the game entering the bottom of the eighth inning with a score of 5-4 the nuts attacked the Giants bullpen for 7 runs in the inning to extend the lead to 12-4 Adrian Quintana picked up the win going 1.1 innings with three strikeouts and no runs allowed Everyone in the Nuts starting lineup recorded at least one hit and as a team collected 15 total Ryan Picollo hit his second home run in as many days while Austin St Laurent shined at the plate recording three hits The Nuts as a team collected seven doubles Modesto regains the lead atop the North Division standings in the California League and will look to split the series with San Jose tomorrow afternoon The Nuts will send Matt Tiberia (1-0 2.00 ERA) to the mound coming off a 5-inning shutout outing where he collected his first career victory last Sunday against the Stockton Ports Media Nation The National Trust for Local News which is dealing with a leadership transition (see the last item) and business woes Three weekly papers in Maine have reached an agreement to be printed at the Trust’s presses in South Portland Become a supporter of Media Nation for just $5 a month. 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streak heading into Tuesday night’s matchup with San Jose at John Thurman Field Modesto has scored 152 runs and allowed 118 They’ve been dominant at home with an 8-1 record and have gone 7-5 on the road This week’s series could help shape the early playoff picture The Nuts just finished up a five-game series on the road against the Stockton Ports They took three out of five in what turned into a high-scoring set Modesto dropped the first game 13-2 on Tuesday bounced back with an 11-8 win on Wednesday then came back with a 3-2 win on Friday and a 7-1 win on Sunday Carter Dorighi has been on fire at the plate and leads the team with a .404 batting average He’s picked up 23 hits in 57 at-bats over 18 games hitting .368 with 21 hits in the same number of at-bats Seattle Mariners prospect Felnin Celesten is off to a great start too He’s hitting .343 with 23 hits in 67 at-bats and 17 RBIs while only striking out 11 times Matt Tiberia has been one of the team’s most reliable arms he has a 2.00 ERA with 18 strikeouts and only six walks He hasn’t allowed a home run yet and opponents are hitting just .190 against him Opposing hitters have a .277 average against him “The goal is the same as it was before the season started,” said manager Luis Caballero “We’re just trying to get guys better and keep them moving up in their careers we’ll have a better chance to win ball games as the season moves along.” The Nuts continue their homestand against the Giants tonight at 6:40 p.m It’s just 16 miles from the circle in downtown Patterson It’s a great place for families and kids to enjoy a night out and see some future big leaguers up close Kids love getting autographs and taking pictures with players from both teams Whether it’s a Modesto Nut or someone from the visiting Giants or any other visiting team you might be watching a future player for the Mariners You just never know who you’ll see now and where they’ll end up in the future Email notifications are only sent once a day 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2nd He was transported to Fresno and booked into the Fresno County Jail on April 10th on charges of murder and theft When Modesto owner Ozzie Fernandez and designer Anne McCanless began dreaming up the interiors for the Mexican restaurant’s expansion, the duo enlisted the help of Ann Connelly Fine Art to help bring their vision to life “They came to the gallery with the idea to do an Aztec warrior-inspired piece,” says Chelsea Norris “I showed them a large Japanese warrior piece by Demond Matsuo and suggested the artist may be able to transform an existing piece to fit the cultural vernacular of Modesto.” Local artist Matsuo was up for the challenge complete with imagery relevant to Aztec culture Matsuo thoughtfully sets aside time for research on his subject spending hours in the library becoming acquainted with his topic the more feeling behind a piece,” Matsuo explains People may not be able to recognize the symbolic imagery patrons at the newly expanded Modesto can delve into Aztec culture through Matsuo’s work The piece adds depth and meaning to the space enhancing McCanless’s overall design with each symbolic detail which symbolize divinity in Aztec and  larger Central American folklore collaborative effort that came out beautifully,” Norris says This story was originally published by inRegister on April 2. To keep up with inRegister, subscribe to the free inRegister@Home e-newsletter here – The every-other-game pattern for Stockton and Modesto continued through the final two games of the series with the Ports (13-8) winning game five that was suspended due to rain and the Nuts (15-6) taking the finale 7-1 to split the six-game series The Ports poured on the runs on Saturday night before mother nature literally poured on the field at Banner Island Ballpark suspending game five after four innings when the rain delay lasted over 45 minutes Donny Troconis was again spectacular in his start as the 19-year-old only allowed one hit and one walk with three strikeouts and he could have gone for his second quality start if it weren’t for the rain Pittaro plated a pair of runs before a wild pitch scored another in the bottom of the first for an early 3-0 lead for Stockton Pittaro drove in another run in the third inning and a balk produced another for a 5-0 Ports lead and a Carlos Franco RBI single scored three more and Stockton was up 8-0 when the rain came down Brayan Restituyo was on the mound when the contest resumed the next day and he pitched three scoreless innings to continue Saturday’s momentum into Sunday and collect the win Luis Freitez had two hits and a walk in his Ports debut and his RBI triple (1) gave the Ports a 9-0 lead Modesto got one run in the eighth off Blake Hammond and got two more in the ninth with the game still comfortably in the Ports hands Rehabbing Major League reliever Michel Otanez struck out a pair before walking a batter and was on a strict pitch limit as he exited with two outs in the ninth Tucker Novotny allowed a pair of runs to score for the 9-3 final The seven-inning finale did not go Stockton’s way as they switched to being the Cheladas for the second game and got a similar result as their debut two Sundays ago versus the Quakes It was a good old fashioned pitcher’s duel through four innings with Ryan Magdic going four shutout innings and allowing just one hit and one walk with four punch outs Stockton went to ace Nathan Dettmer in the fifth as he allowed three-straight hits to start the fifth followed by two errors on one play by the normally sure handed Jared Sprague-Lott and another base hit for a 4-0 Modesto lead The Nuts scored two more times off Dettmer in the sixth and got another run in the seventh off Aidan Layton The Cheladas pushed a run across in the seventh on an RBI groundout from Sprague-Lott but that would be all the offense Stockton would muster in the game – The first pitcher’s duel in this week’s 209 rivalry match up went to Modesto on Friday night at Banner Island Ballpark with the Nuts hanging on for a 3-2 victory over the Ports to even the series and two games apiece Each side managed to get some runs across against the starters in game four before the bullpens were lights out on Friday with Modesto squeaking out one more run for the win with Modesto scoring on one of them in the first inning The Nuts (14-5) got two singles through the right side and a walk against starter Jose Dicochea before an RBI groundout made it 1-0 Modesto But Dicochea would get a strikeout and a groundout to allow just the one run The Ports (12-7) answered in the bottom of the second when Tommy Takayoshi crushed his first professional home run 372 feet to right field with Cesar Franco on base for a 2-1 Stockton advantage Modesto would capitalize on the first of two Ports errors on the night when Ricardo Cova reached on a throwing error by Myles Naylor at third and came in to score on a double off the wall in center by Carlos Jimenez to tie the game at 2-2 An errant pickoff attempt by Dicochea allowed a runner to get to second in the fourth before a single through the right side by Carter Dorighi put Modesto ahead 3-2 Naylor and Davis Diaz both worked full-count walks in the fifth but reliever Steven Sanchez got out of the jam on his way to colleting the win Felix Castro and Riley Huge got Stockton out of bases-loaded jams in the seventh and ninth innings but the Ports only managed a two-out hit from Franco in the eighth the rest of the way Hitting Coach Ron Wittmeyer and Manager Javier Godard were each ejected in the eighth for arguing balls and strikes when it appeared the Ports got the short end of some calls that looked outside of the zone when they were at the plate 6.23) will start for Modesto against Stockton’s RHP Donny Troconis (3-0 It will be a fireworks night after the game and the Ports will celebrate being halfway to Halloween Single game tickets, mini plans, and group outings are all on sale for the 2025 season. For more information, call the Ports front office at 209-644-1900 or email at [email protected] – A comfortable Ports lead ended up a little uncomfortable late in the game on Thursday night but Stockton hung on for an 11-8 victory to take a two-games-to-one series lead over Modesto The Ports (12-6) led the Nuts (13-5) by 10 runs through seven innings of play stretching their lead out to 11-1 before Modesto scored seven unanswered runs in the final two frames Stockton’s plate discipline was on display throughout the night working nine walks on the night while issuing only one of their own Tzu-Chen got the win by allowing just one earned run through five innings on four hits and one walk with six strikeouts The Ports scored twice in the second inning on a wild pitch and a throwing error from right as Stockton’s base runners would put pressure on the Modesto defense all game long They scored three runs in the third without a hit getting bases-loaded walks from Cam Leary and Davis Diaz along with an RBI groundout by C.J A wild pitch plated another run in the bottom of the fifth to answer the Nuts run in the top of the inning before Stockton took their 10-run lead in the seventh A walk from Leary and base hits by Pittaro and Carlos Franco started the inning before two more bases-loaded walks by Joseph Rodriguez and Cesar Franco made it an 8-1 game An RBI single through the right side by Ali Camarillo was followed by two more bases-loaded walks from Myles Naylor and Leary for the 11-1 lead Modesto clawed back into the game getting three unearned runs off Jefferson Jean after an error started the inning and a two-run base hit got through the right side with two outs for an 11-4 score Wilfred Alvarado got the final out of the eighth with a strikeout allowing three-straight doubles and a single to cut it to an 11-7 game Alejandro Manzano entered and allowed a double to make it 11-8 before retiring the next two batters to end the contest INSIDE THE NUMBERS: Davis Diaz’ on-base streak is up to 11 games and Pedro Pineda’s is up to nine but Pineda did have to exit in the sixth inning after being hit on the hand by a pitch UP NEXT: Friday’s 7:05 start will feature Modesto RHP Walter Ford (0-0 8.76) versus Stockton’s RHP Sam Stuhr (0-1 The first 1,000 fans through the gates will score a nostalgic Single game tickets, mini plans, and group outings are all on sale for the 2025 season. For more information, call the Ports front office at 209-644-1900 or email at [email protected] The Modesto Nuts are entering their final season in Modesto and are excited to announce the release of the 2025 promotion schedule The season will be filled with excitement for all 66 games with highlights including firework shows Fan-favorite Lucha Libre Night returns for the fourth consecutive season Opening Night at John Thurman Field is Friday April 4th and you will not want to miss out on an opening weekend filled with celebrations to commemorate the 2024 championship Check below for the full schedule and save your dates because single-game tickets go on sale Friday March 7th 4th- Opening Night- Cancer Awareness Nightpresented by Sutter Health with a post-game jersey auction with all proceeds going to Sutter Health Memorial Medical Center Cancer Patient Programs / Postgame fireworks 5th- 2024 Championship Celebration with a replica ring giveaway presented by Valley First Credit Union 19th- Nuts about Saving Lives Presented by Donor Network West / Los Alebrijes de Modesto Latino Night- Dia De Los Muertos 16th- Active Kids Day presented by Health Net 17th- Alebrijes de Modesto Latino Night- $5 Gift Card Giveaway presented by Save Mart 18th- Foster Care Awareness Night Presented by Stanislaus County Child Protective Services 7th- Military Appreciation Night presented by Stanislaus Security and Protection 20th- PEANUTS Night / Disabilities Awareness Night with a post-game jersey auction with proceeds going to Society for Disabilities 21st- Los Alebrijes de Modesto Latino Night- Carros Locos- Bucket Hat Giveaway 3rd- Independence Day celebration with Postgame fireworks presented by Valley First Credit Union 10th- The Malmo Oatmilkers: Did Someone Say Dynasty Presented by OatlyYour other home team is back from their astonishingly successful first season to make even more history in what could be this year’s most unforgettable game the chance to sign an Oat Milkers contract and more 12th- Hometown Heroes presented by Crystal Creamery 25th- Homerun for Homies presented by PROS Sport Housing and PITCH INitiative with a post-game jersey auction with proceeds going to Legacy Alliance Outreach 26th- Alebrijes de Modesto Latino Night- Noche de Tortillas 30th- Alebrije de Modesto Latino Night - Lucha Libre post-game show performed by Pro Wrestling Revolution Tuesdays- Together Tuesday Presented by Valley First Credit Union Bring 2 of any non-perishable goods and receive a free ticket to the game that day Wednesdays- Silver Sluggers presented by Hearing Life Thursdays- Pups and Pints Night Presented by BARK single-game tickets go on sale next Friday We look forward to seeing everyone at the ballpark to celebrate this farewell season of the Modesto Nuts Francesco Modesto: “We put in a great performance”04 May 2025share-facebookshare-xshare-whatsappshare-copy-linkThe Post-match debriefingReflecting on Atalanta U23s' playoff win over Trento Francesco Modesto stated how: "The lads approached the game really well full credit to all of them: this wasn't a given we faced off against a team renowned for never forsaking its playing style Pity we had to concede just when we were close to making it 3-0 Today we only had an outcome going in for us and the boys did brilliantly to stay focused and push through but that’s par for the course in games like this" "Defensive solidity in games like these is key," the Nerazzurri coach explained apart from the one that brought about their goal carefree team that revels in its playing style Looking ahead to the next challenge against AlbinoLeffe Now we need to recover and prepare properly It’ll be the same scenario: they’ll have two results out of three this mindset must become like second nature to us The family will receive friends on Saturday at Rivers of Living Water Church from 11 to 11:45 am A funeral service with full military honors will be held at 12 pm with Reverend Johnny Rivera officiating Burial to follow the service at Lafayette Memorial Park West 2024) – The Modesto Nuts today announced that the SeattleMariners have entered into an agreement to sell the club to Diamond Baseball Holdings (DBH) an organization that owns and operates select Minor League Baseball clubs affiliated with Major League Baseball (MLB) 2025 will mark the team’s final season in Modesto Home games throughout the season will be dedicated to honoring and celebrating the club’s storied history in Modesto the Mariners’ Single-A affiliate will relocate to San Bernardino and compete as the Inland Empire 66ers The Nuts had their inaugural season in 1946 and play their home games at John Thurman Field The California League club has tallied 11 league championships over the course of its existence Subject to obtaining the consent of the league and satisfying other standard closing conditions the transaction is expected to be completed promptly ABOUT THE MODESTO NUTSThe Modesto Nuts Professional Baseball team is the Class A-Advanced Affiliate of the Seattle Mariners For more information visit modestonuts.com or call 209-572-HITS (4487) Diamond Baseball Holdings (DBH) was formed in 2021 to support promote and enhance Minor League Baseball Clubs affiliated with Major League Baseball through professional management For Modesto Nuts: Veronica Hernandez, [email protected] For Diamond Baseball Holdings: [email protected]