CHATTANOOGA — The Tennessee Smokies and Chattanooga Lookouts split a doubleheader at AT&T Field with the Smokies winning Game 1 9-2 and the Lookouts walking off with a 1-0 win in Game 2. Tennessee’s loss in Game 2 snaps their four-game winning streak. Paced by a seven-run fourth inning, the Tennessee Smokies took Game 1 over the Lookouts 9-2. Alberto Cabrera (4-1) went the distance for the first complete game
JACKSON — Trailing 4-2 in the bottom of the eighth, the Jackson Generals sent nine batters to plate and scored six times to shock the Tennessee Smokies by the final score of 8-4. The loss snaps the Smokies four-game winning streak. With reliever Trey McNutt on the mound, the Generals began their rally. Patrick Brady and Leon Landry led off with back-to-back singles and were sacrificed into scoring position by
JACKSON – Arismendy Alcantara delivered the go-ahead RBI bunt single in the top of the 10th inning as the Tennessee Smokies assured themselves a series victory with a 3-2 win over the Jackson Generals. The win puts the Smokies back over .500 at 19-18. With two outs in the top of the 10th, Alcantara beat out a drag bunt for a hit and it brought home Tim Torres from third
JACKSON — Kyle Hendricks pitched 6.2 scoreless innings as the Tennessee Smokies opened up their ten-game road trip with a 5-0 shutout over the Jackson Generals at Generals Park. The Smokies have now won back-to-back games for the first time since April 25-26 against the Pensacola Blue Wahoos. Hendricks (2-2) retired the first eleven batters he faced until allowing a two-out single to Brad Miller in the bottom of the
KODAK — Looking to get back on the winning track, the Tennessee Smokies were unable to score late and lost their third straight game to the Birmingham Barons, 9-7. The loss, in front of 6,497 at Smokies Park on Thursday’s Safe Kids Health and Awareness Day, was Tennessee’s sixth consecutive defeat and drops their record to 15-17. After last night’s high-scoring 14-inning affair, both teams continued where they left off,
KODAK — The Tennessee Smokies allowed six runs in the first inning, came back to tie the game in the bottom of the ninth but never led in a four-hour and 43-minute marathon loss to the Birmingham Barons at Smokies Park, Wednesday afternoon. Playing in front of the fourth largest crowd (7,364) in stadium history, the Smokies (15-16) dropped the second game of the series, 12-11, to fall six-and-a-half games
PEARL, Miss. — Matt Garza made his first rehab start of the season for the Tennessee Smokies tossing 2.2 innings as they fell 3-0 to the Mississippi Braves in a five-inning, rain-shortened contest. The game marks the third time in the last four game days that the Smokies have been affected by inclement weather. Rehabbing from a strained left lat injury he suffered in mid-February, Garza (0-1) was saddled with
The Walters State athletic department has set a standard for excellence that
The Dodgers made quick work of the Senators in Little League action.
The past few months has been an exciting time for Gabriella (Gabby)
During the annual meeting of the Walters State Foundation Board of Trustees
The Walters State athletic department has set a standard for excellence that
The Dodgers made quick work of the Senators in Little League action.