Sunday and Monday Minor League Scores and Standings
Baseball score results include Bluefield, Kingsport, Elizabethton, Princeton, Burlington, Bristol, Danville, Pulaski, Greeneville, Johnson City, and Kingsport with multiple games and 10 inning totals. Upcoming games list further matchups and locations alongside NASCAR season money leaders and earnings for 20 drivers.
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Kingsport
Elizabethton
Princeton
Burlington
Bristol
Danville
Johnson City
Pulaski
Greeneville
Inceton
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Orioles
Indians
Braves
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White Sox
Twins
Astros
Mets
Hewitt Praises Federer Ahead of Wimbledon Duel
Lleyton Hewitt calls Roger Federer the best player on show and says he is not No 1 for nothing as the two prepare for their Wimbledon meeting. Federer is Hewitt's upcoming opponent in the tournament.
Bluefield Orioles win sixth straight in dogfight with Danville Braves
Bluefield rallies in the bottom of the 10th to beat Danville 3-2 at Bowen Field. Luis Atilano worked five scoreless innings for Danville, while Moises Hernandez held Bluefield to two hits over five. Lorenzo Scott doubled and scored on a wild pitch in the sixth, Danville’s Van Pope homered in the seventh, and Bluefield seized control in the eighth thanks to two outs and a passed ball play.
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Bluefield
Bluefield Orioles
Oriole
Gary Kendall
Baby Birds
Danville Braves
Bowen Field
Danville
Luis Atilano
Orioles
Ryan Finan
Atilano
Moises Hernandez
Hernandez
Kendall
O’s
Lorenzo Scott
Denver Kitch
Braves
van Pope
Wes Letson
Joey Howell
Cardinals pound Princeton in Appalachian League game
In Johnson City Tennessee the Princeton Devil Rays fall 10 1 at Howard Johnson Field as they suffer their seventh loss in eight. Princeton gains a lone run on Josh Touchstone and Blake Shultz singles and Tommy Lagreidh homer. Tony Granadillo homers for the Cardinals and Nick Gor takes the loss allowing five runs three earned in three innings.
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Johnson City
Tenn
Princeton Devil Rays
Howard Johnson Field
Princeton
Josh Touchstone
Blake Shultz
Tommy Lagreidh
Histors
Tony Granadillo
Cardinals
Nick Gor
Claudio Rodriguez
Federer extends grass streak to 21 at Wimbledon
Defending champ Roger Federer beat Ivo Karlovic 6-3 7-6 7-6 to reach the Wimbledon quarterfinals, matching a 21-match grass run as Lleyton Hewitt, Andy Roddick, Tim Henman, Sjeng Schalken, Florian Mayer and Lindsay Davenport also advanced toward the title. Maria Sharapova Karolina Sprem Ai Sugiyama also moved into the women's quarterfinals.
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Roger Federer
Ivo Karlovic
Wimbledon
England
Lleyton Hewitt
Federer
Croatia
Hewitt
Carlos Moya
Andy Roddick
Alexander Popp
Roddick
Tim Henman
Mark Philippoussis
Henman
Sjeng Schalken
Vince Spadea
Florian Mayer
Sweden
Joachim Johansson
Mayer
Lindsay Davenport
Vera Zvonareva
Maria Sharapova
Karolina Sprem
Japan
Ai Sugiyama
Minor leagues constrain and sustain major league teams in decline
Larry Hypes notes that minor leagues face shrinking class structure from AAA to D, forcing area clubs like Bluefield and Princeton to bear the burden as parent clubs cut back. He cites executives George McGonagle and Jim Holland and reflects on free agency and buying championships reshaping development. Baltimore and Tampa Bay examples frame the persistence of talent pipelines.
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Eorge McGonagle
Bluefield Orioles
Princeton
Jim Holland
Branch
Bluefield
Baltimore
Tampa Bay
Orioles
Devil Rays
Hunnicutt Field
McGonagle
Holland
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