El Paso Chihuahuas — 11
Oklahoma City Comets — 5
Tuesday, Sept. 15, 2026 – Southwest University Park – El Paso, Texas
Game Summary: The Oklahoma City Comets began their final regular season road trip with an 11-5 loss to the El Paso Chihuahuas Tuesday night at Southwest University Park. El Paso (24-46/59-86) opened the series with a four-run second inning, scoring the latter three runs on a bases-clearing double with two outs and two strikes by Mason McCoy. Chris Newell homered out to center field in the fifth inning to get the Comets (44-26/85-59) on the board and cut the deficit to 4-1. The Chihuahuas scored seven runs between the fifth through seventh innings, including a five-run barrage in the sixth inning, to take an 11-1 advantage. The Comets scored four runs int he ninth inning with a two-run double by Ryan Ward followed by a two-run blast by Ryan Fitzgerald.
Of Note:
-Although the Comets lost, so did Sugar Land, putting OKC’s magic number to win the PCL second half title down to one. The Comets can clinch the title with a win Wednesday afternoon or a Sugar Land loss Wednesday night.
-The Comets have lost back-to-back games following a team-record 14-game winning streak. Over the two games, they have been outscored, 16-5.
-By hitting a home run in the ninth inning, Ryan Fitzgerald set a new OKC Bricktown era single-season record with 165 hits…Fitzgerald also matched a career-high with his 16th homer of the season, last reached during both the 2021 and 2022 campaigns while with the Boston Red Sox organization…He now has 99 RBI this season.
-Zach Ehrhard went 1-for-4 to extend his hitting streak to seven games, tying his season high initially set May 13-23. During the streak, Ehrhard is 13-for-27 (.481).
-The Comets allowed their most runs since giving up 13 runs Aug. 11 vs. Albuquerque. Tuesday’s defeat was the team’s largest since falling in that same game, 13-7, against the Isotopes.
-Oklahoma City’s eight-game road winning streak came to an end.
Next Up: The Comets look to secure a playoff berth with a win Wednesday afternoon starting at 1:05 p.m. CT at Southwest University Park. Live radio coverage of each Comets game begins 15 minutes before first pitch on AM 1340 "The Game," 1340thegame.com and through the free iHeartRadio or MiLB First Pitch apps.