Back to the San Diego Padres Newsfeed

El Paso sporting pro baseball’s most powerful lineup

Edwin Rodriguez understands that the Major League Baseball, in use for the first time in Triple-A leagues across the game, jumps quite a bit. The ball also carries quite a bit in some of the Pacific Coast League’s newer parks.

Still, you have to hit a baseball hard. His El Paso Chihuahuas are doing that quite a bit, too.

Austin Allen and Esteban Quiroz homered in Friday’s 7-5 loss at home against Salt Lake, pushing the team total to a professional baseball-best 68 in 29 games. The Pacific Coast League’s next-best total is Albuquerque’s 53.