2025 Spring Training Tracker
April 17th – 9-3 W vs Lancaster Sound Breakers
The Boxcars opened their Spring Training campaign at Meritus Park against the Lancaster Sound Breakers – a pro travel team from California. Mike Kickham got the start on the mound, with a new pitcher appearing every inning. Jorge Martinez stood out on the bump, striking out two batters and putting in a solid shift. The Boxcars opened the scoring in the second when Joe DeLuca walked in the first run of the day, followed by an RBI single from Jesus Lujano and 2 RBI single from Chad Sedio. Dilan Rosario and Miles Williams also registered RBIs in the 4th and 5th innings. The Boxcars closed out the 8th with their 9th run coming via Ossie Abreu, who brought home Joe DeLuca, after he reached second with a double.
April 19th – 4-1 L at Lancaster Stormers
The Boxcars dropped their first spring training game of the season, at Lancaster. Hagerstown’s only run came on Errol Robinson’s leadoff homer to right center off Ryley Gilliam in the top of the fourth. Stormers’ pitching proved to be effective, allowing just three hits. Lancaster’s Dugan led off the second against David Richardson with a double, the Stormers’ only extra base hit of the day, and would be brought home by Carpenter to open the scoring. The Stormers would add three in the third, facing Matt Reitz.
April 21st – 6-0 L at York Revolution
Jorge Martinez got the start on the mound, going 2 innings and allowing 1 run. Quintana, Noriega, Kelly, and Weisenberger were scoreless in relief. Ossie Abreu led the way offensively, registering 2 hits and a steal. Patrick Chung recorded a double, for the Boxcars sole extra base hit.
April 22nd – 2-2 T vs York Revolution
The Boxcars and Revs split the points in Hagerstown’s fourth spring training game. Daniel Corcino started on the mound, allowing one hit and no runs through two innings. Domenic Picone also put in two innings of work, allowing no hits. The Revs scored first, putting two on the board in the third (one earned). In the sixth, Lujano brought home Ossie Abreu, who reached base on a triple, to cut the deficit to 2-1. Patrick Chung would level the score in the 8th with a 429 ft. solo shot to right field. Isaias Quiroz also notched a double in the game – the Boxcars third extra base hit of the game.