Following a successful road series against Round Rock, the El Paso Chihuahuas are returning to Southwest University Park to face the Reno Aces in a six-game homestand. The Chihuahuas secured four victories in the recent road trip, with five of those contests being decided by two runs or fewer, showcasing their competitive spirit and resilience.
The upcoming games against Reno will commence on Tuesday, June 16, with weekday matches scheduled for 6:35 p.m. The series concludes on Sunday, June 21, with a 6:05 p.m. start time. Currently, the Chihuahuas hold a 31-38 record, placing them third in the Pacific Coast League East standings, trailing behind Albuquerque (35-34) and Oklahoma City (38-30). Fans can anticipate strong performances from several key players during this homestand. Center fielder Carlos Rodríguez is on an impressive 20-game hitting streak, just nine games shy of the team record set in 2016. Additionally, second baseman Dylan Grego, recently called up from Single-A Lake Elsinore, and third baseman Marcos Castañon, who has hit safely in 23 of his last 24 games, are expected to be pivotal contributors.
The homestand is packed with special promotional events to engage fans. Highlights include Youth Baseball Night on Tuesday, June 16, and Softball Night and Mature Munchies Wednesday on June 17. The team will host Pride Night on Thursday, June 18, followed by a Juneteenth Shirt Giveaway on Friday, June 19. The weekend will feature Disney Toy Story Night on Saturday, June 20, and conclude with Father's Day celebrations on Sunday, June 21, where kids will also have the opportunity to run the bases after the game. Tickets for these exciting matchups are available online or at the stadium, with prices ranging from $14 for outfield green seats to $64.
This homestand offers more than just baseball; it's a celebration of community, sport, and camaraderie. With exciting games and engaging promotions, it's an opportunity for fans to come together, support their team, and create lasting memories, fostering a positive and inclusive atmosphere for everyone.
