
TinCaps Game Information: September 6 at West Michigan Whitecaps (Tigers Affiliate)
Published on September 6, 2025 under Midwest League (MWL)
Fort Wayne TinCaps News Release
Fort Wayne TinCaps (56-73, 25-39) @ West Michigan Whitecaps (90-39, 46-18)
Saturday, September 6 | LMCU Ballpark | 7:05 PM | Game 130 of 131
LHP Luis Gutierrez (2-2, 3.45 ERA) vs. RHP Lucas Elissalt (1-0, 2.53 ERA)
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LAST GAME: Behind a pair of first professional home runs, the Fort Wayne TinCaps beat the West Michigan Whitecaps (Tigers affiliate), on the road 6-1, Friday night.
MIRALLES MAGIC: Right-hander Maikel Miralles tossed 6 â..." scoreless frames in his second career High-A start last night. The 20-year-old finishes his season with back-to-back quality starts in the Midwest League after making his debut last Friday night against Dayton, where he completed six innings of work and allowed 3 runs on 8 hits while striking out 5. Miralles did not walk a batter on Friday and punched out 6 while throwing 70 of his 97 pitches for strikes.
WISSMAN WHEELING & DEALING: TinCap sidewinder Nick Wissman has allowed one run across his last 10 appearances, dating back to July 26. The righty has not walked a batter since August 5. Since July 26, Wissman has a 1-0 record, 0.69 ERA, and 1.15 WHIP while striking out 11 in 13 frames of work in 10 appearances.
JOHNNY ON THE SPOT: Fort Wayne shortstop Jonathan Vastine cranked his first professional home run in Friday night's win. The third inning grand slam capped off a 5-run inning, and it was the second grand slam hit by a TinCap this season. Braedon Karpathios last did so on the road against South Bend at Four Winds Field on May 11.
CANTWELL CLOBBERING: First baseman Luke Cantwell left the yard for the first time in his professional career with a lead-off blast in the fifth inning last night. The 371-foot shot gave Fort Wayne a 6-0 lead after the offense plated five in the third frame. Cantwell joined the team before this series and was a 20th-round draft pick of the Padres out of Pitt in July. After going hitless in his pro debut on Tuesday, Cantwell has a hit in back-to-back games entering the weekend.
ROSMAN ON A ROLL: Fort Wayne infielder Rosman Verdugo went 1-for-4 on Friday in his 140th career game in High-A, giving him hits in back-to-back games. He belted his 13th home run of the season on Thursday night. The last 5 round-trippers for the No. 23 Padres prospect have come away from Parkview Field, and it was his first time leaving the yard since August 5 in South Bend. Verdugo made three highlight-reel plays at second base last night, continuing his strong campaign in the field.
COBRA KAI: Fort Wayne outfielder Kai Roberts went 1-for-4 on Friday night with a leadoff base hit in the eighth inning. Roberts has reached base in 12 of his last 14 games, batting .294 (15-for-51) in the stretch after hitting .135 in his previous 15 showings.
WATERING THE WELL: With an RBI single in the seventh and another base knock in the ninth on Wednesday, Kasen Wells has a hit in 10 of his last 12 games. Wells is hitting .269 (14-for-52) with four doubles and two walks in the stretch.
¬â¹ ¬â¹ 2026 UP NEXT: On Tuesday, August 12, Minor League Baseball announced the Fort Wayne TinCaps' 2026 schedule. The 132-game campaign features 66 home dates, with most series going six games from Tuesday to Sunday. In 2026, the TinCaps will be at Parkview Field for Mother's Day (May 10), Memorial Day Weekend (May 22-24), Father's Day (June 21), and the Fourth of July. Promotions and game times will be announced later. Season ticket packages for 2026 are available now. Back again, fans can purchase season ticket plans directly through TinCaps.com. Packages are flexible for fans, with options including 12 games, 17 games, a half-season, a full season, and even more customization.
MORE HOLIDAY TRADITION AT PARKVIEW FIELD: The Fort Wayne TinCaps are excited to announce the return of Parkview Field Holiday Lights - A Walk-Thru Event - presented by Rohrman Automotive, Paul Davis, and Lear Corporation. The event will be hosted at the ballpark for 44 nights from November 13 to January 3. Back this winter and better than ever, 1.5 million lights will be on display, a 50% increase from 2024. The event features brand-new displays and music for the holiday season.
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