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  • Ackley homers, Rainiers end skid

    Dustin Ackley gave Tacoma an instant lead, and Blake Beavan made it stand up Wednesday night.

  • Sloppy Rainiers lose again

    For the third straight game, Tacoma fell behind early and was unable to dig itself out of the hole.

  • Crop growing well down on the farm

    The minor league season opened across the nation on Thursday night, including all four Seattle Mariners full-season affiliates.

  • Tacoma's a reliever believer

    Two games into the 2011 season, and it looks like the bullpen will be a strength for the Rainiers.

  • Rainiers sputter in opener

    The Tacoma Rainiers opened the 2011 Pacific Coast League season on the road in order to give work crews a little extra time to complete the Cheney Stadium renovation.

  • Photos New owners take over Tacoma Rainiers

    The Baseball Club of Tacoma, a group of 15 partners headed by Curtis High School and Washington State graduate Mikal Thomsen, has taken over ownership of the Tacoma Rainiers.

  • Photos Tacoma group looks to buy Rainiers

    Tacoma - A group of local investors calling itself the Baseball Club of Tacoma is attempting to buy the Tacoma Rainiers from the team's current principal owners, SDL Baseball Partners.

  • Local group in negotiations to buy Tacoma Rainiers

    A group of local investors calling itself the Baseball Club of Tacoma has entered a preliminary letter of intent to begin negotiations to buy the Tacoma Rainiers from the team's current principal owners, SDL Baseball Partners.

  • Links Mangini returns to Brick

    Matt Mangini doesn't remember many details from his last trip to AT&T Brick-town Ballpark in Oklahoma City, but he does recall that it was a special experience.

  • Rainiers sweep to PCL title

    Nick Lachey, part-owner of the Tacoma Rainiers and former boy-band heartthrob, stood by smiling and watching as the players sprayed beer and champagne throughout the visiting locker room at AutoZone Park Friday night.


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