The River Morning Show

The Rox trailed heading into the sixth, and then Aidan Mouton stepped up with a two-run double that pretty much settled things at Joe Faber Field Tuesday night.

The Rox were down twice in the final two innings Monday night — and still found a way to walk it off in ten.

Ten years of handshakes, helicopters, and hot dogs — and this year's event at the Benton County Fairgrounds might be the biggest one yet.

Minnesotans are paying less out of pocket for healthcare than almost everyone else in the country — and that's not a small thing when the average American is spending close to fifteen grand a year.

St. Cloud tied it in the seventh and nearly pulled off something special, but the MoonDogs had other plans once extras rolled around.

Eight stolen bases in one day. That kind of afternoon doesn't come around often, even when the scoreboard doesn't go your way.

Anejos in Sartell spent weeks planning a whole new identity — new name, new staff, the works. Then something happened that made them change course entirely.

The Rox bounced back in a big way Wednesday night — ten hits, six walks, and a performance from a towering starter that's hard to forget.

Back in 1998, two of the biggest touring festivals in rock history shared the same bill — one ticket, close to 50 bands, and a parking lot full of teenagers who had no idea what they were walking into.

The Rox had a five-run lead heading into the ninth inning Tuesday night — and still ended up playing 12 innings. Baseball is something else.