The Portland Pickles’ magical 2025 run came to an end on Thursday night. The best offense in the West Coast League could only muster three hits on the evening as the Bellingham Bells defeated the Pickles 2-1 to win the WCL championship.

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The Portland Pickles turned back a ninth-inning threat from the Corvallis Knights to secure a 6-5 win and the South Division championship Tuesday night in front

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Ask the Portland Pickles one word to describe their team this season and you’ll get a few fun ones. Electric. Unforgettable. Zany. Those were a few submissions. None were more fun, though than outfielder Tony Otis’ contribution.

The Portland Pickles are deep into a playoff run for the West Coast League Championship. It’s all down to tomorrow night, Aug. 14, at Walker Stadium against the Bellingham Bells. If the Pickles win, it will be the team’s second consecutive WCL title.