Any hopes of a postseason – if there had been any – are extinguished with a seventh straight loss to end an ugly 0-6 homestand.

In a pre-ESPN, pre-Internet world, Bryce Harper might have been allowed to grow up and pay his dues with none of us keeping tabs. Today there are no secrets and no patience.

He’s been ejected after throwing his batting helmet in anger. He’s blown a kiss to a pitcher after hitting a home run, and it’s dissected again and again. He was hitting only .256 before his hammy started hurting and really, ask some, how phenomenal is that?

Portland keeps looking for offense and a lineup that works, but instead is stuck with another six-game losing streak.

Starting pitcher Chris Balcom-Miller has his best outing yet, but the last-place Sea Dogs fail to stop the first-place Senators.

Portland Sea Dogs right-handed pitcher Brock Huntzinger has not won a game since July 6, and his ERA is 6.57. But it is conceivable that some major league team might want Huntzinger next year.

Huntzinger struck out 11 in six innings Sunday but earned another non-decision in a 7-6 Sea Dogs loss to the Binghamton Mets, before 6,568 at Hadlock Field.

The Sea Dogs lose, but Alex Hassan continues his impressive season with a big game at Fenway Park.

BOSTON – Mark Wagner sat in the Boston Red Sox dugout Saturday morning, the smile ever on his face. If you asked the ever-confident Wagner three years ago about playing in Fenway Park, he would have said it was all part of the plan. But plans change. Back in the spring of 2008, Wagner was […]

With Will Middlebrooks off to Triple-A, Portland has a lackluster outing at home.