Isotopes finish 2026 season with loss to Salt Lake Bees

Yahoo Sports1 min read • Latest: Sep 21, 2026, 3:05 AM

Last updated Sep 21, 2026

Summary

The Isotopes concluded their 2026 season with a 14-7 defeat against the Salt Lake Bees on Sunday at Rio Grande Credit Union Field. Their final record stands at 72-77, marking another year without a winning season. Despite the results, attendance for Isotopes games showed a positive trend, averaging 6,785 fans over 74 home games, the highest in the Pacific Coast League. The team announced player awards, with outfielder Zac Veen recognized as MVP. Looking ahead, the Isotopes are set to start the 2027 season on March 26 against Sacramento.

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  • Isotopes finish season with a 72-77 record.
  • Team lost final game to Salt Lake Bees 14-7.
  • Zac Veen named team MVP for the season.
  • Average attendance reached 6,785, highest in PCL.
  • 2027 season opener scheduled for March 26 against Sacramento.
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  • 3:05 AMYahoo SportsCurtain closes on 2026 season for Isotopes baseball
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Another season of Isotopes baseball came to an end Sunday afternoon at Rio Grande Credit Union Field with a 14-7 loss to the visiting Salt Lake Bees. And, like so many seasons in recent memory, two things held true in 2026. First, with a 72-77 final record, the team wasn’t about finish with a winning record (the franchise’s last winning record was 2013). And second, fans didn’t seem to mind at ...

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