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Who’s Hot Jairo Perez – St. Lucie The Venezuelan continues to stay hot and through June 17th, he has hit in 10 of his last 11 games, including nine two-hit games. During this span, he has hit .413 (19 for 46) with five doubles, a triple, three home runs,

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He’s not one to make excuses but I’m sure the high 30 degree April baseball temperatures at Binghamton’s NYSEG Stadium had to be a shock to Dustin Lawley’s system.  Lawley’s hails from the south, Adger, Alabama, in fact, and played his college baseball at West Florida University where he

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The final game of the series between the Savannah Sand Gnats and the Augusta GreenJackets, was played in front of 1,678 fans Sunday afternoon at Grayson Stadium.  Augusta managed five hits and Savannah only three in the GreenJackets 4-2 win.  The Sand Gnats committed four errors and all four

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Adam Rubin of ESPN NY reports that Rafael Montero left Saturday’s Las Vegas start after five pitches with a left-oblique strain. Montero, who was sent back to Vegas after a 6-5 loss to the Phillies on May 30, has not pitched well since returning to Triple A, tossing 8.2 innings, going

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The third game of the six-game series between the Savannah Sand Gnats and the Augusta GeeenJackets, was played in front of 2,438 fans Friday evening at Grayson Stadium.  Augusta outhit Savannah 12-7, and won the game 5-1. Augusta scored their first run of the game in the second inning,

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Toby Hyde has reported on twitter that Gavin Cecchini left the first game of the yesterdays doubleheader for the Gnats because of a pulled left hamstring. Cecchini, who already had a triple in the game, was cruising into second base when he seemed to pull up on it and

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The Savannah Sand Gnats and the Augusta GreenJackets played a double-header Thursday at Grayson Stadium.  Savannah won the first game 3-2, and won the second game 6-0, as both Sand Gnat starters pitched complete games. Robert Gsellman pitched the first game picking up his fourth win of the season.

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Chase Bradford had a great opportunity ripped from his finger tips when he suffered an oblique injury during his first big league camp, and as a result he was kept out of the Mets 2014 spring games. I recently spoke with Bradford and even though the injury was not expected,

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  In a recent article on Newsday, Mets beat writer Marc Craig cited a strong farm system that has improved tremendously this year to produce players that have on-field impacts. “When the Mets took the field for a series opener against the Cubs Tuesday night, the starting lineup included

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Brandon Nimmo was removed in the 5th inning of the St. Lucie game on Friday night after he was hit by a pitch in the right wrist/forearm area. He did stay in the game long enough to run at first. Nimmo who suffered a sprained left ankle on May

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