Saints secure franchise record win over Storm Chasers at CHS Field
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 17, 2026, 4:03 AM
Last updated Jun 17, 2026
The St. Paul Saints achieved a franchise record for runs in a game, dominating the Omaha Storm Chasers 21-2 at CHS Field on June 16. The team tied its record for largest margin of victory and extended its winning streak to six games. All nine starters contributed, with Alan Roden, Tanner Schobel, and Aaron Sabato each hitting home runs. The Saints' offense was highlighted by an eight-run first inning and a total of 18 hits. Starting pitcher Mick Abel allowed two runs over five innings, contributing to the team's strong performance.
- •Saints score 21 runs, tying franchise record.
- •Largest margin of victory in franchise history.
- •Alan Roden, Tanner Schobel, and Aaron Sabato each homer.
- •Saints extend winning streak to six games.
- •Mick Abel allows two runs in five innings.
- 4:03 AMYahoo Sports — Record-setting night for Saints at home against Omaha
"The St. Paul Saints punctuated a strong stretch with a record-breaking night at CHS Field on Tuesday. St. Paul tied a franchise-record for runs while setting a franchise record for largest margin of victory in a 21-2 demolishing of the Omaha Storm Chasers. Alan Roden, Tanner Schobel and Aaron Sabato each homered in an 18-hit attack as the Saints won their sixth straight game. All nine starters ...
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