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StoryBo Naylor belts grand slam vs IronPigs; Mud Hens’ Gage Workman goes deep against Clippers
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StoryClippers’ recent run: Indianapolis matchup, May 2 home date vs Toledo at Huntington Park
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StoryClippers drop 3–1 at Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, home vs RailRiders June 19 at Huntington Park
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StoryColumbus Clippers are Guardians’ Triple-A affiliate at Huntington Park
The Clippers are Columbus’s Triple-A International League club and have served as the Cleveland Guardians’ top affiliate since 2009, playing their home games at Huntington Park [1][3]. Founded in 1977, the franchise has competed at the Triple-A level throughout its history [3].Before the downtown ballpark opened, home dates were staged at Cooper Stadium from 1977–2008 [3]. The club has stacked multiple International League championships and Triple-A national titles, underscoring a tradition of development and winning in Columbus [3].The 2026 schedule is live, with series dates posted and a printable slate available for planning summer nights at the park [2][4]. Tickets, seating and contact details are available through the club’s official channels [1][7].
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StoryClippers’ tradition runs deep: trophies, Huntington Park nights, and the Guardians pipeline
Founded in 1977, the Columbus Clippers have been a fixture in the International League, moving from Cooper Stadium to Huntington Park in 2009 and building a trophy case that includes multiple Governors’ Cups and back‑to‑back Triple‑A National Championships in 2010 and 2011 [1].Today’s setup links Columbus directly to the Cleveland Guardians, continuing a lineage that once featured a long partnership with the New York Yankees from 1979 to 2006 [1]. Huntington Park’s setting has become part of the club’s identity, with summer nights in the Arena District drawing big crowds.Recent highlight packages from meetings with Indianapolis and Omaha have kept fans busy between homestands [2][3], and a game‑night reel frames the ballpark atmosphere that makes Clippers baseball a summer habit in the city [4].
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StoryMLB Network to televise Clippers–RailRiders from Huntington Park on Saturday
The Columbus Clippers hit national TV this weekend, with MLB Network set to air Saturday night’s home matchup against the Scranton/Wilkes‑Barre RailRiders. First pitch is scheduled for 7:05 p.m. ET at Huntington Park [1].The telecast gives Columbus a coast‑to‑coast window and spotlights a roster stocked with Cleveland prospects, while downtown’s ballpark provides the backdrop [1]. Fans looking to be in the park can lock in tickets and game details through the club’s site [2]. Huntington Park under the lights brings the lawn, concourses, and skyline into play on summer weekends [3].Game‑day promotions and a pregame ceremonial moment are part of the evening’s plans at the yard [1].
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StoryClippers open Buffalo set 5–2, fall in extras on Simoneit walk‑off, split doubleheader
Columbus started fast with a 5–2 win over Buffalo on April 21, setting the tone in the series opener [1].The Bisons answered the next night, edging the Clippers 5–3 to level the set [2].On April 23, Buffalo pulled out a 6–5 extra‑inning walk‑off, capped by William Simoneit’s third hit of the night to end it [3].The teams later split a doubleheader on April 26, with Buffalo taking Game 1, 6–3, before Columbus steadied in the nightcap [4]. Highlights from a meeting with the Indianapolis Indians rounded out the week’s reel [5].
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StoryClippers set March 31 home opener; home‑heavy finish highlights 2026 slate
The 2026 slate is locked in, with the home opener set for March 31 at Huntington Park—the first regular‑season March game at the ballpark—and a stretch run that keeps the club close to home for 24 of the final 36 games [1].Scranton/Wilkes‑Barre is among the opponents coming through Columbus, and the full series‑by‑series rundown is live on the schedule hub and in the downloadable PDF for planning ahead [1][2][3].Ticket offers and in‑park staples return, including Dime‑A‑Dog‑style specials and nightly races on the concourse, giving fans plenty to pair with the baseball in the Arena District [4][5].
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StoryClippers sit 45–36 as Independence Day fireworks set for Huntington Park
Columbus enters July at 45–36 on the 2026 slate, a solid position as the International League race tightens [2].Fans can scan the MiLB schedule for upcoming home dates and first-pitch times at Huntington Park, while Huntington Park’s calendar features an Independence Day fireworks and anniversary celebration as part of the holiday week [1][3].Baseball America’s page tracks each result and links out to roster and prospect notes for those keeping tabs on who’s trending up in the organization [2].
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StoryClippers let 9–2 lead slip, fall 11–10 to Indianapolis at Huntington Park
What looked like a comfortable night turned chaotic for the Clippers. Columbus built a 9–2 lead before an eight-run Indians surge flipped the game. A late go-ahead single put Indianapolis ahead 11–10, and the Clips loaded the bases in the ninth but couldn’t bring the tying run home [2].Stuart Fairchild went 4-for-4 with two RBIs to lead the attack, while Petey Halpin, Travis Bazzana, Juan Brito, Kahlil Watson, and Kody Huff collected multi-hit games. George Valera added a home run as the bats kept pressing despite the swing in momentum [2].Columbus continues International League play as the Cleveland Guardians’ Triple-A affiliate, hosting at Huntington Park and grinding through the midseason slate [1].