Their final homestand is against the Salt Lake Bees, starting with Dollar Dog Night and ending with a Mariachis jersey giveaway.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — The Albuquerque Isotopes’ strong 2026 season is entering its final homestand with Dollar Dog Night kicking it off Tuesday night.
The Isotopes are 71-73 on the season, heading into a six-game series with the Salt Lake Bees. If the Isotopes can win five of those six games, they would clinch their eighth winning season in 23 seasons – and their first since going 76-68 in 2013.
This season, the Isotopes fell 4-2 in the first six-game series with the Bees and split the second series.
No matter what happens, 71 wins is already the most for the Isotopes since going 71-72 in 2016. On the road, they finished 39-36 for their third winning record on the road in team history, following a 38-34 record in 2009 and a 37-35 record in 2005.
The Isotopes’ strong performance hasn’t fallen on deaf ears. The team reportedly enter the final homestand leading the Pacific Coast League in attendance. They lead total attendance for the fourth consecutive year and average attendance for the fifth consecutive year. Earlier this season, they also led all of minor league baseball in attendance.
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The Isotopes are third in the PCL East standings, behind Oklahoma City (85-58) and Sugar Land (72-71). Gates open at 5:30 p.m. for the first game in the final homestand.
