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Nashville Sounds slip 5-4 to Oklahoma City Dodgers in extra innings at First Tennessee Park
July 20, 2018 | 
Nashville Sounds
Nashville, TN – Close games have been the calling cards when the Nashville Sounds and Oklahoma City Dodgers get together and Friday night was no different as the Oklahoma City Dodgers edged the Nashville Sounds 5-4 in 10 innings. 9,868 fans watched the drama unfold at First Tennessee Park. The last eight games between the Sounds and Dodgers have been decided by one run.
After the Dodgers posted three runs in the eighth inning, the Sounds used a three-run rally of their own in the ninth inning to push the game to extras.
Nashville Sounds and Oklahoma City Dodgers Play Eighth Straight One-Run Game. (Nashville Sounds)
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Nashville Sounds fall late to Iowa Cubs, 5-4
Nashville Sounds
Des Moines, IA -Ramon Laureano hit a tie-breaking homer in the seventh inning on Saturday night, but the Iowa Cubs answered with a two-run homer in the eighth and beat the Nashville Sounds 5-4 at Principal Park. The five-game series is even at two wins apiece, as the Sounds have dropped consecutive games.
Laureano’s two-out smash to left off Jen-Ho Tseng in the seventh was his fourth homer in 13 games in July, and it broke a 3-3 tie. But Jake Sanchez, who worked around trouble in the bottom of the seventh, gave up a two-out two-run shot to Taylor Davis in the eighth to account for the 5-4 final.
Ramon Laureano’s homer in the 7th not enough as Nashville Sounds drops Game 4 to Iowa Cubs. (Nashville Sounds)
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Nashville Sounds fall to Iowa Cubs at First Tennessee Park
Nashville Sounds
Nashville, TN – The Nashville Sounds dropped game two of their five-game series with the Iowa Cubs 7-1 Thursday night after a six-run sixth inning from Iowa.
Nashville starter James Naile brought his A-game through 5 1/3 innings, allowing just one hit and fanning six batters. The wheels fell off after that as the next six I-Cubs hitters collected a hit off Naile before he was pulled.
He yielded three singles and three doubles. Ryan Dull then entered the game for Nashville and allowed his inherited runner to score on an RBI-double from Bijan Rademacher.
Nashville Sounds’ Nick Martini Extends Streak to 65 Games in Loss. (Nashville Sounds)
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Nashville Honky Tonks fall to Round Rock Dance Halls at First Tennessee Park, 5-2
Nashville Honky Tonks
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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Nashville Honky Tonks best Round Rock Dance Halls, 7-4
Nashville Honky Tonks
Nashville, TN – The Nashville Honky Tonks scored four runs in the seventh inning on their way to a 7-4 win over the Round Rock Dance Halls in front of 9,477 fans at First Tennessee Park Thursday night. The win evened the nine-game Battle for the Boot series at three games apiece.
Trailing 4-1 entering the bottom of the sixth inning, Nashville got back-to-back home runs from Ramon Laureano and Sheldon Neuse to cut the deficit to one run. It was the third time Nashville teammates have gone back-to-back in 2018.
Battle for The Boot Series Even at Three Games Each. (Nashville Sounds)
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Nashville Sounds lose explosive game to Albuquerque Isotopes, 17-12
Nashville Sounds
Albuquerque, NM – The Nashville Sounds pitching staff scrounged together nine innings with a depleted bullpen and fell to the Albuquerque Isotopes 17-12 Sunday night.
The offense gave the Sounds a chance by plating 12 runs, but the pitching staff matched a season-high by yielding 17 runs on the night.
In a spot start Raul Alcantara allowed four runs in two innings, Jake Sanchez gave up one run in his lone inning of work, Danny Coulombe surrendered four runs, one earned, in his 1 2/3 innings, Dean Kiekhefer put together 2 1/3 innings and yielded three runs, and infielder Melvin Mercedes tossed the final frame and was touched for five runs.
The research team lays out a transect tape along which they measured the amount and location of woody debris on the forest floor, Tapajós National Forest, Brazil. (NASA/Veronika Leitold)
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Nashville Sounds rock Tacoma Rainiers, 11-3
Nashville Sounds
Nashville, TN – Anthony Garcia drilled a grand slam and the Nashville Sounds routed the Tacoma Rainiers, 11-3, in front of a sellout crowd of 10,022 fans at First Tennessee Park Friday night.
Garcia’s blast came as part of a six-run second inning for the Sounds. Entering the bottom of the inning, the Sounds trailed 1-0 but quickly turned it around. With one out, Sheldon Neuse singled and BJ Boyd doubled to even the game at 1-1.
Tacoma starter Ross Detwiler issued three consecutive walks to force in another run to give Nashville a 2-1 lead.
Sellout Crowd at First Tennessee Park Watches Nashville Sounds Crush Tacaoma Rainiers to Open Series. (Nashville Sounds)
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Nashville Honky Tonks fall to Round Rock Dance Halls, 8-1
Nashville Sounds
Round Rock, TX -The Round Rock Dance Halls used a four-run third inning to defeat the Nashville Honky Tonks 8-1 Wednesday night. The victory puts the Dance Halls in front 1-0 in the nine-game Battle for the Boot series.
A pair of two-out two-run home runs in the third inning gave Round Rock all the separation it needed to secure the victory. After the first two batters were retired by Honky Tonks starter Eric Jokisch, the next five reached base. Tony Sanchez doubled then Tommy Joseph homered. Andy Ibanez kept the rally going with a single and came around to score on Cameron Rupp’s opposite field blast.
Round Rock Express Takes 1-0 Lead over Nashville Sounds in Battle for the Boot Series. (Nashville Sounds)
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Nashville Sounds get 8-4 road win over Oklahoma City Dodgers
Nashville Sounds
Oklahoma City, OK – Nick Martini flexed his muscles with a pair of home runs to lead the Nashville Sounds past the Oklahoma City Dodgers 8-4 Saturday night. Jake Smolinski’s four-hit night and Kendall Graveman’s efficient pitching aided the Sounds as well.
Martini got the third inning started by pulling a solo blast over the right field fence to give Nashville a 2-0 advantage. He then showed off his power with an opposite field three-run shot in the sixth that pushed the Sounds’ advantage to 8-2. He became the fourth Sounds player this season to homer twice in a game.
Nashville Sounds First Baseman Nick Martini Records His Second Career Multi-Home Run Game. (Nashville Sounds)
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Nashville Sounds beat Memphis Redbirds 3-1 at First Tennessee Park
Nashville Sounds
Nashville, TN – Frankie Montas went six solid innings and Anthony Garcia knocked in a pair of runs to lead the Nashville Sounds to a 3-1 win over the Memphis Redbirds in front of 9,259 fans at First Tennessee Park Friday night.
Montas earned his first win of the season and went six innings for the first time since 2015. The right-hander allowed a second inning home run to Adolis Garcia but settled in. He scattered six hits and finished his night by striking out Patrick Wisdom to end the sixth.
Trailing 1-0 in the bottom of the third, the Sounds got a big two-out hit from Slade Heathcott to even the game at 1-1. With Nick Martini at third, Heathcott lined a base hit through the left side.
Nashville Sounds Tops Division-Leading Memphis Redbirds in Homestand Opener. (Nashville Sounds)
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