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Nashville Sounds lose at New Orleans Baby Cakes, 6-2
June 20, 2019 | 
New Orleans, LA – Nashville Sounds fall 6-2 to the New Orleans Baby Cakes Tuesday night at the Shrine on Airline. The Baby Cakes hit four home runs in the win. Second baseman Isan Diaz hit a pair of solo blasts off Sounds’ starter Seth Maness.
The home run barrage started immediately when Magneuris Sierra started the bottom of the first inning with a lead off home run for the Baby Cakes.
New Orleans went on to score single tallies in the third, fourth and fifth innings to extend their lead to 4-0. The first home run of the night for Diaz was a solo shot in the top of the fifth inning.
New Orleans Baby Cakes’ Isan Diaz Belts Two Home Runs against Nashville Sounds Thursday night. (Nashville Sounds)
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Nashville Sounds score 10 straight to beat Memphis Redbirds, 10-6
Nashville, TN – The Nashville Sounds scored 10 unanswered runs in front of a sellout crowd of 10,068 and split the series against the Memphis Redbirds with a hard-fought 10-6 win Friday night at First Tennessee Park.
Adam Moore led the charge with a two-run triple in the third inning and a bases-clearing double in the seventh. The Sounds’ catcher had 5 RBI in the game – the most by a Sounds player in a single game in 2019.
Wes Benjamin got the ball for Nashville and cruised through a 1-2-3 first inning but trouble hit in the second. After Andrew Knizner singled to start the frame, Benjamin got a ground ball that may have been a double play but it was misplayed and all runners were safe for the Redbirds.
Nashville Sounds Catcher Adam Moore Knocks in Season-High 5 Runs in win Friday night over Memphis Redbirds at First Tennessee Park. (Nashville Sounds)
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Nashville Sounds get 8-5 home win against Memphis Redbirds
Nashville, TN – The Nashville Sounds beat the Memphis Redbirds 8-5 in front of 10,442 fans to give Sounds Manager Jason Wood his 600th career win in professional baseball. Zack Granite hit a grand slam in the bottom of the eighth to break a 4-4 tie to win the game for Nashville.
The Redbirds scored in the top of the first when Drew Robinson hit a double and scored on a single by Andrew Knizner to put Memphis up 1-0. Robinson would extend the Memphis lead 2-0 on a solo home run in the top of the third inning.
Zach Granite’s Late Grand Slam Breaks Tie to Give Nashville Sounds the Win over Memphis Redbirds Thursday night. (Nashville Sounds)
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Nashville Sounds falter at Memphis Redbirds, 7-2
Memphis, TN – The Nashville Sounds lost their third straight game after a 7-2 loss to Memphis, Sunday. Tim Dillard earned his second loss of the season while Ryan Helsley earned his first win of the season for the Redbirds.
Two runs were scored by the Redbirds in the first inning. Tyler O’Neill hit a single to score Drew Robinson, Adolis Garcia would ground out to score another to make it 2-0 after one inning.
Memphis would score a run in the second and third inning each. Robinson had a RBI single in the second and Rangel Ravelo hit the RBI single in the third.
Nashville Sounds fell Sunday to Memphis Redbirds 7-2. It was their third straight loss. (Nashville Sounds)
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Nashville Sounds late come back falls short at Memphis Redbirds
Memphis, TN – Nashville Sounds came back to make it a close game against the Memphis Redbirds Saturday night, May 11th, but ended up losing 7-5.
Three runs were scored in the bottom of the second for Memphis. John Nogowski hit a RBI single that scored Tyler O’Neill that scored the first run. Ramon Urias hit in Adolis Garcia for run number two and Drew Robinson hit in the third run on a sacrifice fly.
O’Neill led off the bottom of the third with his fourth home run of the season, each of those have come against Nashville. Memphis would score one more that inning to make it 5-0.
Nashville Sounds Willie Calhoun’s Late Home Run Not Saturday night against Memphis Redbirds. (Nashville Sounds)
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Nashville Sounds drop first game, win second against Memphis Redbirds, Sunday
Nashville, TN – Nashville Sounds win one, lose one in doubleheader action against the Memphis Redbirds in front of a sellout crowd at First Tennessee Park. The Sounds fell 11-2 in game one but took game two 7-5.
Willie Calhoun hit a home run in the bottom of the first inning to put Nashville up 1-0 early. It was his seventh of the season and fourth in his last six games. It also extended his hitting streak to seven games.
Memphis immediately responded with eight runs in the top of the second. Andrew Knizner hit a solo home run to tie things up. Drew Robinson hit a single with the bases loaded to give Memphis the lead 2-1.
Jett Bandy’s Three-Hit Day Leads Nashville Sounds to Game Two Victory over Memphis Redbirds. (Nashville Sounds)
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Memphis Redbirds blow out Nashville Sounds, 17-2
Nashville, TN – Nashville Sounds fall to Memphis Redbirds in series opener Friday night 17-2 at First Tennessee Park. Memphis knocked 24 hits, tying Nashville’s franchise record for most hits allowed.
Nine of Memphis’ runs came in the top of the second inning. Adolis Garcia led with a single and Rangel Ravelo hit a double to put runners on second and third base. Lane Thomas hit a two-run double to score the first couple runs of the inning.
After an Edmundo Sosa single, Ramon Urias hit an RBI single to knock in Thomas. Tommy Edman brought home Sosa and Urias on a home run.
Drew Robinson and John Nogowski both singled to get things started up again. Garcia came up for a second time in the inning to hit an RBI single that scored Robinson.
Nashville Sounds allow 24 hits to Memphis Redbirds Friday night which ties Franchise Record. (Nashville Sounds)
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Nashville Sounds come up short against Round Rock Express
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Nashville, TN – The Nashville Sounds squandered numerous opportunities on offense as they were edged by the Round Rock Express 3-2 Thursday night at First Tennessee Park. The Sounds went 1-for-19 with runners in scoring position on the night.
Daniel Mengden was once again outstanding for the Sounds. The right-hander twirled his fifth quality start in his last six with six shutout innings of four-hit baseball. He walked one and fanned six on the night. Offensively the Sounds scattered eight hits but were unable to cross the plate against Round Rock starter Adrian Sampson in his 5 2/3 innings of work.
Nashville Sounds Goes 1-for-19 With Runners in Scoring Position. (Nashville Sounds)
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Nashville Sounds fall to Round Rock Express, 3-1
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Nashville, TN – The Nashville Sounds’ winning streak came to a halt at 15 games as the Round Rock Express snapped it with a 3-1 win in front of 8,453 fans and 702 dogs at First Tennessee Park Wednesday night.
The 2018 Sounds team will share the longest winning streak in franchise history with the 1999 Sounds team that won 15 straight games June 2nd-20th.
Round Rock made several stellar defensive plays throughout the night and limited Nashville’s recently red-hot offense to one run on nine hits. Among Round Rock’s defensive gems was a diving catch by left fielder Scott Heineman to take away extra bases from Bruce Maxwell in the seventh, and a diving stop by second baseman Christian Lopes to take a hit away from Steve Lombardozzi in the eighth.
2018 Nashville Sounds Club Will Share the Record With 1999 Club. (Nashville Sounds)
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Nashville Honky Tonks fall to Round Rock Dance Halls at First Tennessee Park, 5-2
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Nashville, TN -The Nashville Honky Tonks wrapped up the 2018 Battle for the Boot series with a 5-2 defeat Sunday night at the hands of the Round Rock Dance Halls.
Round Rock’s Drew Robinson picked up right where he left off from Saturday’s game. Robinson slugged a game-tying two-out home run Saturday night and then crushed an 0-2 pitch beyond The Band Box to lead off Sunday’s ballgame.
The Honky Tonks responded in the home half of the frame. Jorge Mateo singled and swiped second base. Four batters later he came around to score on a play that saw two errors committed by Round Rock shortstop Cliff Pennington.
Nashville Honky Tonks Loses Battle for the Boot Six Games to Three. (Nashville Sounds)
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