Fish ‘punch back’ to crush Canaries
The number sticks out like a sore thumb: 41. That’s how many wins the Winnipeg Goldeyes recorded during the 2025 season, tying an all-time low for the storied, 32-year-old franchise. […]
The Winnipeg Goldeyes made a strong comeback to win 14 of their last 16 games, tying their all-time low of wins at 26 during the 2025 season. The Canaries were trailing 6-2 in the seventh inning when the Goldeyes suddenly scored four runs, followed by another four-run outburst in the eighth. Catcher Raphael Pelletier delivered the biggest hit of the game with a bases-loaded, ground-rule double, and later two more runs came in due to a fielding error.
Winnipeg is now within half a game of first place Kansas City in the West Division after the win. Veteran pitcher Landen Bourassa, who left the organization earlier this season, is set to return and is expected to pitch in the remaining three-game series against Sioux Falls.
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