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The Tri-City ValleyCats are thundering toward the New York-Penn League playoffs with the league's second-best record. The 'Cats sit at 35-16 overall, just one game behind Hudson Valley for the league's best record, and eight games ahead in the Stedler Division...

Ever have that feeling where your really rare and expensive championship ring goes missing? Nope, me neither. But Drew Weber does. Weber, who owns the Lowell Spinners, the New York-Penn League affiliate of the Boston Red Sox, left his 2013 Red Sox championship ring at a New York City restaurant owned by Luigi Militello...

Tri-City ValleyCats broadcaster Sam Sigal joins Brady Farkas to break down the team's success this season. After a 14-0 win against the Staten Island Yankees on Thursday, the 'Cats are now 28-12 and hold a 8.0 game lead in the Stedler Division...

After a season-opening five-game homestand, the Tri-City ValleyCats sit at 3-2. While it's too early to make judgments about the team, broadcaster Sam Sigal drops by to talk about what he's seen in the early going.

The Tri-City Valley Cats are a staple in The Capital Region.  From the stadium to the promotions to the food and drink to the product on the field.  What is your favorite part about the games?  Vote here:

There are so many fantasy scenarios going on with the Yankees it isn't even funny.  It's turned into "Dreamland" in the Bronx.  They aren't just playing baseball, and bad baseball at that.  They are giving people around the game the idea that things are getting better or that a scenario is going to play out soon when it has no chance.   Here are some examples.

Three months deep into my time in the Albany area, I finally got the chance to head to a Tri-City Valley Cats game at Joseph L. Bruno Stadium, covering the pro debut of Mark Appel on July 5.  Here are the Top 5 things about the experience and a game at Bruno that I took away.

It's time for the playoffs in the New York Penn League, or class A ball if you prefer. The regular season came to an end for the ValleyCats last night in a loss to the Hudson Valley Renegades 3-2. The Cats enter the playoffs on a downward trend, having lost 6 of their last 7 games...

The Tri-City ValleyCats might be struggling in the standings but they will be well represented in the 2011 New York-Penn League All-Star Game. Third baseman Matt Duffy, center fielder Justin Gominsky and pitcher Kyle Hallock will represent the team in the NYPL All-Star Game - which takes place on August 16th at LeLacheur Park in Lowell.

Tonight, another former Tri-City ValleyCat will appear in the Big Leagues. Houston Astros top prospect Jordan Lyles will make his Major League debut tonight against the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field at 8:00pm.