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Could the Appalachian League be all washed up?

By Mike Morrow on March 1, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

Gray has brought a new day to Cincinnati

By Mike Morrow on February 29, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

Mike Yastrzemski’s time has arrived

By Mike Morrow on February 22, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

Report: Honeycutt says ban Alex Cora for life

By Mike Morrow on February 17, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

Evidence backs Kemp on Astros comments

By Mike Morrow on February 16, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

Mookiewood? No, L.A. is just Nashville West

By Mike Morrow on February 13, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

Could the Appalachian League be all washed up?

By Mike Morrow on March 1, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

Whether it is the fault of the major leagues or the minor leagues, baseball has managed to scare the bejeebers out of minor league baseball teams, the entire Appalachian League among them. News broke late last year that 42 minor league teams were in jeopardy of disappearing in […]

Gray has brought a new day to Cincinnati

By Mike Morrow on February 29, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

It’s beginning to look like the New York Yankees just plain messed up with Sonny Gray. As the Cincinnati Reds anticipate better days, with some projections having the Reds actually winning the National League Central Division this season, one of the deciding factors behind the optimism is starting […]

For deGrom, it all began in Kingsport

By Mike Morrow on February 24, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

Jacob deGrom is a study in improbability. The Kingsport Mets of the Rookie-level Appalachian League can forever claim that the two-time National League Cy Young Award winner began his professional career in the Tennessee city. After all, that puts him in an exclusive club. For all the seeming […]

Mike Yastrzemski’s time has arrived

By Mike Morrow on February 22, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

A year ago, the question lingered as to whether former Vanderbilt player Mike Yastrzemski would ever make it to the major leagues. Now, he is expected to be the starting center fielder for the San Francisco Giants, and a star for one of baseball’s most tradition-rich teams. So […]

This is what happens when you bet on baseball

By Mike Morrow on February 22, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

Pete Rose simply can’t help himself. Amidst all the uproar of the sign-stealing scandal involving the Houston Astros, one of the most perplexing turns in the saga has been Rose coming out of nowhere to argue that since Astros players aren’t being punished he shouldn’t be punished either. […]

Baker knows ‘premeditated retaliation’

By Mike Morrow on February 18, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

New Houston Astros manager Dusty Baker is asking Major League Baseball to “try to put a stop to the seemingly premeditated retaliation that I’m hearing about” in regard to the Astros sign-stealing scandal. Baker knows about retaliation by brushing back a batter. He has ordered it as a […]

Report: Honeycutt says ban Alex Cora for life

By Mike Morrow on February 17, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

Add former University of Tennessee player Rick Honeycutt to the list of people who want to see harsh punishment for those involved in the Astros cheating scandal, including Honeycutt’s belief that Alex Cora should be banned from baseball for life. Honeycutt’s comments were reported by Joseph Dycus in […]

Evidence backs Kemp on Astros comments

By Mike Morrow on February 16, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

Of all the members of the 2017 Houston Astros, former Vanderbilt player Tony Kemp may have the best excuse of all for his role in what happened in the club’s sign-stealing saga. Kemp just said no. In an Associated Press report, Kemp, who played at Centennial High School […]

Mookiewood? No, L.A. is just Nashville West

By Mike Morrow on February 13, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

It wasn’t clear if any of the media gathered in Dodger Stadium this week to question Mookie Betts and David Price realized the two marquee players were from the same neck of the woods, but there is a distinctive Nashville feel for the team in Dodger Blue these […]

Report: Gomes, Nationals were on to Astros

By Mike Morrow on February 12, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

Former University of Tennessee player Yan Gomes, catcher for Washington Nationals, was part of a carefully orchestrated plan to prevent the Houston Astros from stealing signs against National pitchers in preparation for last year’s World Series. According to the Washington Post in a report by Barry Svrluga and […]

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Could the Appalachian League be all washed up?

Gray has brought a new day to Cincinnati

Mike Yastrzemski’s time has arrived

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Report: Honeycutt says ban Alex Cora for life

Evidence backs Kemp on Astros comments

Mookiewood? No, L.A. is just Nashville West

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For deGrom, it all began in Kingsport

3 star Generals paced Southern League champ Jackson

Mercurial Puig is off to Cleveland

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This is what happens when you bet on baseball

Baker knows ‘premeditated retaliation’

Sequatchie County’s Hudson missed his own show

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Knizner catching on, and likely has a future in St. Louis

Calhoun’s streak leads straight to the Rangers

Two vintage images out at home

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Most notable trade? Jeter likes Chisholm

Statistical leaders among Tennessee teams in the Southern League

Lookouts’ Rodriguez no longer just a glove story

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