Due to the weather over last two weekends, the Diamond Devils first game was a non-league game against the Minneapolis Cubs. The game was tied going into the last inning. However, the Cubs were able to score two runs in the seventh to win the game 7-5.

The Cubs scored their first run of the game in the top of the first on three singles off of Pat McPherson. In the bottom half of the inning, the Devils responded with three runs. Ryan Dwyer led off the attack with a double into the right center gap. After a fly out to third, Adam Gregg was hit by a pitch. Lee Gregg moved Ryan to third on a fly out to right field. KC Johnson's double past the converging center and right fielders scored Ryan from third and Adam from first. On the next pitch, Tom Fisk singled to center to score KC from second.

The Devils added to lead in the second. Jamie St Aubin walked in the first plate appearance of the inning. After a fly out to center, Ryan Dywer singled to right and Andrew Pratt plated the run with a single down the left field line to give the Devils a 4-1 lead.

The Cubs scored three runs in the top of the third to tie the score. The Devils' Pat McPherson struck out the first batter on a ball in the dirt that was blocked the catcher. However, the throw down to first sailed into right field. A base hit to right ended Pat's day as the Cubs had runners at the corners. Tom Fisk entered the game and got the next hitter to ground a ball slowly down the third base line. KC was able to make the play and get an out at first but the Cubs scored a run and had a runner at second. A double in the next at bat scored the second run of the inning. After a strike out, a great play behind second base to stop the ball from going into center turned into a an error as the throw to first skipped in the dirt and rolled into foul territory allowing the tying run to score.

The Devils took their last lead of the game in the bottom of the third. KC Johnson led off the inning with a double down the left field line. After a walk, Kyle Tengesdul scored the final run of the game with a single to center.

The Cubs scored the tying run in the fifth inning courtesy of a couple walks, a couple wild pitches and an error.

The final two runs of the game were scored in the top of the seventh inning. The Cubs got the first two batters on base on a walk and a base hit to left. A sacrifice bunt moved the runners up and then came around to score on two wild pitches.