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Thrilled to formally welcome The Seneca Nation as the new owners of the Rochester Knighthawks. It’s been a priority to Terry and the Pegula family that the team remain in Rochester. We are pleased to have found a new owner that will maintain the impact the Knighthawks have in the

The Tri-City ValleyCats reinstate catcher Oscar Campos (appendix surgery) from the inactive list, indicating Campos will make his return tonight against New Jersey at Bruno Stadium. Very likely he'll DH, not catch.

Tonight's starting nine for Tunnel to Towers Night presented by Nine Pin Cider! Wes Albert is back on the rubber looking to start us off strong! Let's get this W! #VamosGatos #Forthe518

The ValleyCats are hosting Tunnels to Towers Night. Tunnel to Towers has raised more than $250 million to eliminate veteran homelessness, support the families of fallen first responders, and remember the victims of 9/11.

ValleyCats trail New Jersey 3-0 after a half-inning in Troy.

The ValleyCats’ Tunnels to Towers uniforms are red, white and blue and have stars and steps on the sleeves and “NEVER FORGET” on the back. There’s also a jersey auction that continues until 8:30 tonight here: desktop.livesourceapp.com/home

In his first at-bat back, ValleyCats’ Oscar Campos hits a three-run homer to left to tie the game at 3-3 in the first inning.

Then Shen grad Jake Reinisch hits a solo homer to make it 4-3.

Make that two homers in two at-bats for Oscar Campos in his first game back from appendix surgery. ValleyCats up 8-3 in the second inning:

Oscar Campos walks his third time up. New Jersey starter Tommy Lawrence, who gave up the two homers, more cautious this time around.

Catcher Chris Burgess, acquired while Oscar Campos was out, hits a three-run homer and the ValleyCats lead New Jersey 11-3 in the fourth inning in Troy.

New Jersey starter Tommy Lawrence, 34, being left in to take a beating: 4 IP, 9 H, 11 R, 8 ER, 3 BB, 2 K.

The contestant got help in the Name That Song contest. In fairness, the girl looks about 4 and the song came out in in 1984:

Oscar Campos singles to left in his fourth at-bat. He’s 3 for 3 with two homers a walk.

Chris Burgess hits his second three-run homer, a no-doubter to left, to give the ValleyCats a 14-4 lead in the sixth. And poor Tommy Lawrence is still on the mound for New Jersey.

Tonight’s attendance is 3,209 at Bruno Stadium.

Oscar Campos reaches base on an error in the eighth, probably his final at-bat. Won’t tie the Frontier League record of three homers in a game.

Final: ValleyCats 14, New Jersey 7. Tri-City improves to 42-28.

"I’m healthy and I was able to be back on the field. It felt pretty nice to hit two homers in my first two at-bats after being out for a month.” - ValleyCats' Oscar Campos after Tuesday's win over New Jersey timesunion.com/sports/article… via @TimesUnion

Twin Town Little League, representing North Greenbush and Poestenkill, beat Lehigh (Pa.) 2-1 last night to finish unbeaten (3-0) in pool play at the 10U Eastern Regional in Cranston, R.I. Twin Town advances to the quarterfinals on Thursday vs. an opponent TBA.