players to wear during games along with "El Viento" themed giveaways. For each "El Viento" night, The Hangar had taco trucks, free activities for kids, and music as part of Minor League Baseball's "Copa de la Diversión" (Spanish for "Fun Cup") in an effort to honor and embrace U.S. Hispanic and Latino culture. After the cancellation of the 2020 season due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Major League Baseball took direct control of Minor League Baseball. The JetHawks were not among the teams invited to remain in affiliated baseball as members of the California League in 2021. The city and team explored options to continue play in 2021, including a potential arrangement with the Pecos League. However, these plans were ultimately not realized, and the team folded by March 2021. JetHawks cycling through history The following JetHawks have hit for the cycle (a single, a double, a triple, and a home run in the same game). Pee Wee Lopez (August 15, 1999) – the franchise's first cycle came on a historic Sunday for the Mariners' affiliate. Lopez, using a bat gifted to him by then-Mariner Alex Rodriguez, hit a home run to clinch the cycle and help the JetHawks to a 27–5 win over the Lake Elsinore Storm at The Hangar. The catcher helped Lancaster set Cal League records (some have since been broken) for runs scored, hits (28), home runs (8), and extra-base hits (16). Lopez's playing career ended after spending the 2002 season with two Triple-A teams, the Las Vegas 51s and Colorado Springs Sky Sox. Juan Silvestre (May 3, 2000) – Silvestre hit for the cycle as the JetHawks lost, 10–8, to the Bakersfield Blaze at The Hangar. The home run came in the middle of the first-ever back-to-back-to-back home runs in JetHawks history. Former big leaguer Termel Sledge began the trio of homers and Peanut Williams homered after Silvestre. The Dominican outfielder had a brief stint at Triple-A in the Mariners organization (Tacoma Rainiers) and topped out in Double-A with the Texas Rangers (Tulsa Drillers) before calling it a career. Andy Green (August 21, 2002) – The JetHawks second baseman and Arizona Diamondbacks farmhand doubled in the first inning, tripled in the sixth, singled in the eighth, and completed the cycle with a homer in the ninth in a 15–3 victory at High Desert over the Mavericks. Green's teammate and future big leaguer, Scott Hairston, followed Green's