Kingsport at Princeton on Tuesday evening in minor league play
The roster day sports digest lists minor league action with Kingsport visiting Princeton at 7 p m on Tuesday morning on WMTD Radio 102 3 FM. Major league results show New York beating Minnesota and several late games across the circuit including Florida over San Francisco and St Louis defeating Atlanta by large margins.
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Interleague Play A Year Away
Michael Irvin trial continues as interleague play is pushed to next season. Sports scoreboard notes on B four summarize standings and key matchups.
McCarthy homer fuels six run eighth in Kingsport win
Kingsport Kingsport rallied for six runs in the eighth inning to beat Princeton 10 4 at Hunnicutt Field. Kevin McCarthy hit a solo homer, with Brandon Black and Tim Bishop adding consecutive hits. Randy Roberts walked in two more runs after bases were loaded. Princeton, 3 6, hosts Mets seeking a series split.
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Iverson top pick sparks draft trade shock
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Major League Baseball Cardinals hammer Braves Marlins
Ron Gant drove in four runs with a homer and a bases loaded triple as St. Louis beat Atlanta 11-7. The Cardinals piled 17 hits, seven in a five run first inning off Steve Avery who left after 3 1 3 innings. Alan Benes earned the win.
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