STOCKTON, Calif. – Game one of the North Division Series of the 2026 Cal League Playoffs went sideways quickly for the Ports on Tuesday night, as they fell to the Giants 10-5 to give San Jose a 1-0 lead in the three-game series.

A San Jose club that set a franchise

VISALIA, Calif. – The Ports (35-31, 62-70) took care of business in the series finale against Visalia, winning 8-3 in Sunday’s regular season finale. Stockton clinched their playoff berth when Fresno’s game went final in a loss to San Jose, but the Ports had control of their own game regardless

VISALIA, Calif. – Jackson Phipps delivered 6.1 innings of two-run ball, and the Ports offense did the rest in a 4-2 win for Stockton over Visalia on Saturday night. The Ports win coupled with a loss for Fresno put Stockton up by a game for the Cal League North second

VISALIA, Calif. – The Ports got off the mat in the ninth when Gavin Turley delivered a three-run homer to right to give the Ports an 8-6 victory. An extra-inning loss by Fresno ties up the standings between the two with two games left to play, and the Ports needing

VISALIA, Calif. – The Ports (32-31, 59-70) kept their postseason aspirations alive on Thursday night, hanging on for a 5-4 victory over the Rawhide (26-37, 54-75). That victory coupled with an 8-5 loss for Fresno keeps Stockton just one game behind the Grizzlies in the standings. Fresno does own the

VISALIA, Calif. – Heartbreak continued for the Ports on Wednesday night, as they gave up two different leads before falling on a grand slam in the bottom of the eighth en route to a 10-8 loss to the Rawhide.

Stockton (31-31, 58-70) scored first in the top of the first when

VISALIA, Calif. – The Ports clawed back from an early deficit to get within a run on Tuesday night, but ultimately dropped game one of the six game series 6-5 in Visalia. Luckily for the Ports, Fresno coughed up a lead against San Jose and lost in the ninth to

STOCKTON, Calif. – Six games remain, and the Stockton Ports' playoff hopes are alive and well.

Stockton enters the final week of the 2026 regular season just one game behind the Fresno Grizzlies for the second and final playoff spot in the California League North Division.

San Jose has already secured its

STOCKTON, Calif. – The Cheladas (31-29, 58-68) could not hold on to a late lead after two home runs powered an initial comeback, dropping the series finale 10-7.

The Tower Buzzers (36-24, 69-57) scored the opening run in the top of the second inning on an Abel Lorenzo RBI double to

STOCKTON, Calif. – The Ports (31-28, 58-67) could not keep up with the long ball of Ontario, and dropped Saturday’s contest 4-1. The loss puts Stockton one game back of Fresno in the second-half standings for the California League North.

It was a scoreless game through five with Jackson Phipps pitching

STOCKTON, Calif. – The Ports tied the six-game series with Ontario at 2-2 after shutting out one of the top offenses in the league 6-0 on Friday night at Banner Island Ballpark. Stockton remains tied with Fresno for the Cal League North second half playoff spot.

The Ports (31-27, 58-66) took

STOCKTON, Calif. – The Ports offense ran aground on Thursday night at Banner Island Ballpark, as Ontario defeated Stockton 8-2 to give the Tower Buzzers a 2-1 lead in the six-game set. Fresno also fell in a blowout loss, so the Ports remain tied with the Grizzlies for the Cal

Stockton, Calif - Ontario's offense erupted for 11 hits and 13 runs, overcoming a Stockton club that battled back inning after inning and brought the tying run to the plate in the ninth. But the Tower Buzzers (33-23, 66-56) hung on for a 13-9 win over the Ports (30-26, 57-65).

Ontario

STOCKTON, Calif. – The Ports (30-25, 57-64) bounced back on Tuesday night after their heartbreaking loss in Fresno on Sunday, showing their mettle in a gutsy 5-4 win over Ontario (32-23, 65-56) to reclaim a one-game lead for the Cal League North second half playoff spot.

After three scoreless innings from

FRESNO, Calif. – The Ports (29-25, 56-64) dropped the series finale in walk-off fashion, despite big performances from Gavin Turley and Josiah Romeo. Stockton had a seven-run lead, but could not hold on as the loss clinched the series for Fresno, (29-25, 66-55) and tied the two teams in the

FRESNO, Calif. – A pitchers’ duel finally broke out in the critical six-game series with Fresno, and the Grizzlies would hang on to hand the Ports a 2-1 loss. Stockton trails 3-2 in the series and are clinging to a one-game lead in the Cal League North second half standings

FRESNO, Calif. – Another three-homer game led to a win for the Ports (29-23, 56-62), as they took down the Grizzlies 9-4 to tie the series at 2-2 and increase their lead over Fresno (27-26, 63-55) by two games for the Cal League North second-half playoff spot.

Fresno got a run

FRESNO, Calif. – A five-run third inning for the Grizzlies (27-24, 63-54) gave them a lead they never relinquished in a 10-8 loss for the Ports (28-23, 55-62) in game three of the six game series. Fresno leads the series 2-1, while the Ports still maintain a one-game lead over

FRESNO, Calif. – The Grizzlies returned the favor against the Ports on Wednesday night at Chukchansi Park, defeating Stockton 10-1 to tie the series at one game apiece. The Ports still hold a two-game lead over Fresno for the second-half playoff spot in the Cal League North.

The Ports fell behind

FRESNO, Calif. – The Ports (28-21, 55-60) took game one of the pivotal series with playoff implications 8-2 over the Grizzlies to open up a three-game lead over Fresno (25-24, 61-54) for first place in the second half standings.

Stockton jumped on the board with back-to-back solo home runs from Michael

Stockton Ports left-hander Corey Braun has been named California League Pitcher of the Week for his performance on Wednesday, August 12 in his start versus Visalia.

Braun threw six no-hit innings, striking out nine and issuing one walk in Stockton’s 1-0 win against the Visalia Rawhide. He didn't give up that

STOCKTON, Calif. – The Cheladas (27-21, 54-60) take the series finale 7-2 led by Josiah Romeo’s shutdown start over Visalia. Stockton wins the series 4-2 to stay in first place in the California League North.

The Cheladas scored first on Gavin Turley’s RBI double (6) to left center field. Max Durrington

STOCKTON, Calif. – Another one-run victory for the Ports puts them a game ahead of Fresno and tied with San Jose for first place in the Cal League North second-half standings, as Stockton pulled out a back-and-forth affair with a 6-5 win over Visalia. The Ports have a 3-2 lead

STOCKTON, Calif. – The Ports answered the bell on Friday night, responding to last night’s loss with a 5-3 victory over Visalia to tie up the series and the top of the standings in the California League North.

Major Leaguer Jeffrey Springs made a rehab start with Stockton (25-21, 52-60) as

STOCKTON, Calif. – A nine-run third inning for Visalia (18-27, 46-65) powered them to a 15-7 win over the Ports (24-21, 51-60) and gave them a 2-1 lead in the six-game series.

The Ports had a 2-0 lead after the first inning. A Michael Brooks single was followed by a Drew