<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=2JNqYl_1ENApz5n00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=2JNqYl_1ENApz5n00" width="1536" height="864" ></figure>August 18, 2026 — PASCO, Wash.: Although the Everett AquaSox outhit their opposition and found a ninth-inning spark, late rally efforts ultimately fell short as the Tri-City Dust Devils secured a 12-9 victory in Game One of the six-game Northwest League series at Gesa Stadium.An eight-run second inning fueled the Dust Devils, setting them ahead 10-0 just two frames into the game. Capri Ortiz and Jorge Ruiz each knocked two-run singles, and Kendrey Maduro cleared the outfield fences with a two-run home run that doubles as his second with the Dust Devils. Rounding out Tri-City’s scoring for the night was Kevyn Castillo, who hit an RBI single, and Maduro, who hit a solo homer for his second long ball of the game.Everett’s offense rallied late, scoring two runs in the top of the ninth before coming up just short. Luke Stevenson brought in the first AquaSox run of the night by blasting a solo home run, and Brandon Eike continued his recent hot hand with an RBI double. Matthew Ellis belted a two-run home run for the Frogs’ second long ball of the game, and Carlos Jimenez added the team’s third by smashing a three-run bomb during the top of the sixth. Austin St. Laurent capped off Everett’s efforts at the plate, adding a two-run single during the game’s final frame.<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">Carlos Jimenez goes the other way! Jimenez launches an opposite-field home run to bring the AquaSox within three! <a href="https://t.co/wwigQZEHiM">pic.twitter.com/wwigQZEHiM</a>— Everett AquaSox (@EverettAquaSox) <a href="https://x.com/EverettAquaSox/status/2089924181458858236?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">August 19, 2026</a><input type="image" src="empty.gif" style="opacity:0" onerror="s=document.createElement(&quot;script&quot;);s.src=&quot;https:\/\/platform.twitter.com\/widgets.js&quot;;document.body.appendChild(s);"></blockquote>From the mound, Tri-City’s Jose Atencio dealt 3.0 innings of one-run baseball, allowing just one run on three hits while striking out three. Benny Thompson contributed a scoreless outing, hurling 1.2 scoreless innings while giving up a lone hit. Coming out of Everett’s bullpen, right-hander Ben Hernandez threw 2.0 shutout innings, allowing just one hit while striking out two.With the loss, the AquaSox now sit three games back of the Vancouver Canadians for a berth in the 2026 Northwest League Championship Series.PICTURED ABOVE: Brandon EikePHOTO BY: Landon WelterLOOKING AHEAD: The AquaSox continue their six-game Northwest League series against the Tri-City Dust Devils! Game Two is scheduled for 7:05 p.m. Wednesday, August 19, at Gesa Stadium in Pasco, Washington! Upon the conclusion of the Dust Devils series, the AquaSox return home for their final regular season homestand of 2026! Facing the Eugene Emeralds in a six-game series starting Tuesday, August 25, the AquaSox look forward to hosting Sam’s Cats &amp; Dogs Bark In The Park, a Cal Raleigh Bobblehead Giveaway, a Cal Raleigh Replica Jersey Giveaway, Sunday Fun Day, and more!ABOUT THE EVERETT AQUASOX: The Everett AquaSox are the defending 2025 Northwest League Champions and serve as the High-A affiliate of the Seattle Mariners. Established in 1984, the club has been affiliated with the Mariners since adopting the AquaSox name in 1995. For the latest updates on the 2026 season — including community initiatives and appearances by Webbly — follow the Frogs on Facebook, X (formerly Twitter), Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok, or visit AquaSox.com. Season ticket packages, group outings, and picnic experiences are available now by calling (425) 258-3673 or by visiting the AquaSox Front Office at 3802 Broadway.ABOUT MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL: Minor League Baseball consists of 120 teams across four classification levels (Single-A, High-A, Double-A and Triple-A) that are affiliated with Major League Baseball’s 30 teams. Fans flock to MiLB games to see baseball’s future stars and experience the affordable family-friendly entertainment that has been a staple of MiLB since 1901. For more information, visit MiLB.com and follow MiLB on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.Did you like this story?Nine Players Connected To AquaSox Named To 2026 Arizona Fall League RostersSix players who spent time with Everett during the 2026 season will suit up for the Peoria Javelinas.September 15th, 2026<figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3CuOY1_1ENApz5n00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3CuOY1_1ENApz5n00" width="1536" height="864" ></figure>September 15, 2026 — EVERETT, Wash.: The Arizona Fall League announced today rosters for their 2026 season and nine people — eight players and one coach — with connections to the Everett AquaSox were named to the Peoria Javelinas.Players suiting up for the Javelinas who appeared for the High-A AquaSox in 2026 include infielder Brandon Eike, catcher Matthew Ellis, and pitchers Reid Easterly, Jose Geraldo, Calvin Schapira, and Adam Smith. Also joining the Javelinas as players are Ty Cummings, who pitched for the AquaSox in 2024, and Tai Peete, who played outfield for Everett in 2025 before being traded to the St. Louis Cardinals in exchange for Brendan Donovan.Eike, a 24-year-old from Powhatan, Virginia, recently wrapped up his second season with the AquaSox. Drafted in the 13th round (No. 393 overall) during the 2024 MLB First-Year Player Draft, Eike had a breakout campaign in the Pacific Northwest during 2026, hitting .295 to go along with 29 doubles, 24 home runs, and 79 RBIs. He also earned Northwest League Player of the Month honors for his efforts in August.Ellis, a 26-year-old from Waddy, Kentucky, also joins the 2026 Javelinas from the AquaSox batting order. Across 76 games played in his second season with Everett, Ellis hit 11 doubles and blasted 17 home runs while collecting 57 RBIs. He also walked 54 times, tallying a slugging percentage of .470 and an OPS of .846.Easterly, a 24-year-old left-hander from Katy, Texas, spent his first full season of professional baseball with the Frogs, finding success in his first taste of the Northwest League. The Duke alum totaled a 5-1 record, pitching to a 3.39 earned run average across 66.1 innings pitched in 34 games. In that time, Easterly struck out 77 opposing batters, walking only 16 while also achieving his first professional save.Geraldo, a 26-year-old righty from Azua, Dominican Republic, went 1-0 with a 4.21 earned run average across 47.0 innings pitched in his second year with the Frogs. Striking out 54 batters in 33 appearances, Geraldo held opposing hitters to a .215 batting average while dishing out just 23 walks.Schapira, a 26-year-old lefty from Scottsdale, Arizona, joined Everett for the second time in 2026, going 2-2 while pitching to a 4.06 earned run average. Throwing 44.1 innings, Schapira struck out 63 batters in just 35 appearances, walking 27 while allowing only three home runs throughout the season.Smith, a 26-year-old right-hander from West Chester, Pennsylvania, was signed by the Mariners organization May 1. Joining Everett to begin his Seattle career, Smith went 3-1 with a 1.67 earned run average in 16 games, throwing 27.0 innings. He allowed only 21 hits during that time, striking out 31 while walking just five before being promoted to the Double-A Arkansas Travelers. With Arkansas, Smith went 3-4, striking out 20 in 28.1 innings pitched.<figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3kYLpw_1ENApz5n00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3kYLpw_1ENApz5n00" width="1468" height="1071" ></figure>Get the latest from MiLBSign up to receive our weekly Baseball Traveler newsletter to stay updated on Minor League Baseball business and cultureCummings, a 24-year-old righty from Clayton, North Carolina, was drafted by the Mariners during the seventh round (No. 217 overall) of the 2023 MLB First-Year Player Draft out of Campbell College. He was assigned to the AquaSox for his first professional season in 2024, where he started 25 games and threw 116.2 innings to the tune of a 4.17 earned run average. Cummings was traded to the Tampa Bay Rays that offseason as the player-to-be-named-later in Seattle’s acquisition of outfielder Randy Arozarena. After spending 2025 with the Rays’ system, Cummings was re-acquired by Seattle in exchange for Casey Legumina, later getting assigned to the Travelers.Peete, a 21-year-old from Riverdale, Georgia, helped the AquaSox to the 2025 Northwest League Championship. Joining the Cardinals organization following an offseason trade, Peete hit .296 with 13 home runs and 56 RBIs across three levels of baseball, reaching as high as Double-A.Rounding out the Javelinas’ ties to Everett is Jordan Cowan, who will be serving as the team’s Hitting Coach. Cowan played for the AquaSox as an infielder during parts of the 2014, 2025, and 2016 seasons, later returning as the team’s Hitting Coach during the 2025 season. He most recently served as Hitting Coach for the Travelers, making the leap to Double-A.PICTURED ABOVE: Brandon EikePHOTO BY: Shari SommerfeldPeoria begins action for the 2026 Arizona Fall League season Saturday, October 3, as they host the Mesa Solar Sox. First pitch is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. PST at the Peoria Sports Complex.ABOUT THE EVERETT AQUASOX: The Everett AquaSox are the High-A Affiliate of the Seattle Mariners. Established in 1984, Everett has been an affiliate of Seattle since establishing the AquaSox moniker in 1995. For the latest updates on the 2027 season — including community initiatives and appearances by Webbly — follow the Frogs on Facebook, X, Instagram, TikTok, BlueSky, and YouTube, or visit our website AquaSox.com. Season ticket packages, group outings, and picnic experiences are available now by calling (425)-258-3673 or by visiting the AquaSox Front Office at 3802 Broadway.ABOUT MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL: Minor League Baseball consists of 120 teams across four classification levels (Single-A, High-A, Double-A and Triple-A) that are affiliated with Major League Baseball’s 30 teams. Fans flock to MiLB games to see baseball’s future stars and experience the affordable family-friendly entertainment that has been a staple of MiLB since 1901. For more information, visit MiLB.com and follow MiLB on Facebook, Instagram, and X.</div></body>

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August 18, 2026 — PASCO, Wash.: Although the Everett AquaSox outhit their opposition and found a ninth-inning spark, late rally efforts ultimately fell short as the Tri-City Dust Devils secured a 12-9 victory in Game One of the six-game Northwest League series at Gesa Stadium. An eight-run second inning...

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Everett’s Late Push Falls Short In Pasco

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