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Cyclones manager Edgardo Alfonzo watched his team drop two big games in Troy, dropping the Baby Bums two games back of Hudson Valley in the ongoing hunt for the McNamara Division title. Photo by Jeff Melnik Jr.

Cyclones drop two games back of Hudson Valley

August 22 | By John Torenli, Sports Editor

Scoreboard-watching will be a way of life for the Brooklyn Cyclones...

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Despite getting seven strong innings from staff ace Jaison Vilera Monday night in Tri-City, the Cyclones slipped out of first place in the McNamara Division with a 6-3 loss to the ValleyCats. Photo courtesy of the Brooklyn Cyclones

Cyclones slip out of first place

August 21 | By John Torenli, Sports Editor

After winning two of three games at division nemesis Hudson Valley over...

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Brooklyn starter Jose Butto tossed six solid innings as the Cyclones won their season-high fifth straight game Wednesday night on Coney Island. Photo Courtesy of Brooklyn Cyclones

Race tightens as Cyclones remain hot

August 16 | By John Torenli, Sports Editor

Playing their best when it matters most is something the Brooklyn Cyclones...

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Cyclones outfielder Ross Adolph’s sweet left-handed stroke powered the South to a 7-1 victory over the North in State College, Pennsylvania, during Tuesday night’s New York-Penn League All-Star Game. Photo courtesy of Brooklyn Cyclones

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August 15 | By John Torenli, Sports Editor

One of six Brooklyn Cyclones All-Stars, outfielder Ross Adolph shone brightest...

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Brooklyn manager Edgardo Alfonzo waves home fellow “Jefe” Brian Sharp during the Cyclones’ 13-run outburst against Connecticut Wednesday night at Coney Island’s MCU Park. Photo courtesy of the Brooklyn Cyclones

Brooklyn Jefes a big hit on Coney Island

August 9 | By John Torenli, Sports Editor

The “Jefes” showed the Connecticut Tigers whose boss in Coney Island Wednesday...

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Back in familiar territory, the Cyclones hope to bounce back from a crushing three-game sweep at the hands of Hudson Valley when they host Connecticut for a three-game series at MCU Park beginning Wednesday night. Eagle photo by Gordon Walker

Cyclones head home after humbling series

August 8 | By John Torenli, Sports Editor

Perhaps a shift in scenery, news of their multitude of All-Star...

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Jaison Vilera’s scoreless innings streak ended at 29 2/3 innings as Brooklyn suffered a 6-5 loss to the Hudson Valley Renegades on Sunday to kick off their critical series with the McNamara Division leaders. Photo courtesy of Brooklyn Cyclones

Cyclones fail to close in on Renegades

August 7 | By John Torenli, Sports Editor

The Cyclones went to Hudson Valley this weekend with high hopes of...

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Cyclones manager Edgardo Alfonzo. AP Photo by Kathy Kmonicek

Brooklyn Cyclones to become Brooklyn Jefes next week

August 3 | Shlomo Sprung

As part of MiLB’s “Copa de la Diversion” initiative, the Brooklyn...

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Rehabbing Mets third baseman Todd Frazier looked sharp in his Brooklyn uniform Tuesday afternoon at Coney Island’s MCU Park, going 1-for-4 with a solo homer in the Cyclones’ 4-3 loss to Tri-City. Photo Courtesy of Brooklyn Cyclones

Frazier’s blast can’t propel Cyclones

August 1 | By John Torenli, Sports Editor

Todd Frazier made his Cyclones debut in style Tuesday night, blasting a...

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MISSING BROWNSVILLE TEEN FOUND TO BE SAFE

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BROOKLYN BOROUGH PRESIDENT RELEASES 10 RECOMMENDATIONS TO ASSIST SENIOR ADULTS

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