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Topic: Raley Field
Nashville Sounds suffer 3-2 loss to Sacramento River Cats
August 11, 2019 | 
Sacramento, CA – The Sacramento River Cats defeat Nashville Sounds 3-2 in a walk off at Raley Field Saturday Sunday afternoon. The Sounds had been 4-0 on their seven-game California trip and had not trailed at any point before the River Cats scored in the ninth inning to end the game.
The Sounds grabbed a 2-0 lead in the fourth, as Ronald Guzman blasted a two-run homer to right field to break a scoreless tie. The Sounds now have homered in 13 consecutive games and hit 25 in that span.
Starter Tim Dillard, in his first outing since a nine-inning complete game, gave the Sounds another good outing. He yielded one run – a Joe McCarthy homer in the fifth inning – on five hits over 5 1/3 frames in the no-decision.
Nashville Sounds suffers walk-off defeat in Game 2 against Sacramento River Cats to end 4-game win streak. (Nashville Sounds)
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Nashville Sounds crush Sacramento River Cats, 13-3
Sacramento, CA – The Nashville Sounds crushed a season-high six home runs on Saturday night, including two more from Patrick Wisdom, and routed the Sacramento River Cats 13-3 in the opener of a four-game set at Raley Field. The Sounds are 4-0 so far on their seven-game California road trip and haven’t trailed at any point.
The game was tied 1-1 in the third when the Sounds began their home run barrage. Andy Ibanez and Nick Solak each hit a two-run homer off Justin Haley to make it 5-1. Then Wisdom homered for the sixth consecutive game, going back-to-back with Solak for a 6-1 advantage. Zack Granite later added an RBI single in the six-run frame.
Nashville Sounds Wisdom hits two of team’s season-high six home runs against Sacramento River Cats. (Nashville Sounds)
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Nashville Sounds blank Sacramento River Cats, 4-0
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Sacramento, CA – A dominant performance from Jharel Cotton and a three RBI day from Matt Olson propelled the Nashville Sounds past the Sacramento River Cats 4-0 Sunday afternoon. Cotton was electric all game long as he matched his season-high with nine punch outs to lead the Sounds to their first Sunday victory in 2017.
Cotton’s nine strikeouts and seven innings pitched were both season-highs for any Sounds pitcher in a game this season. The River Cats scattered just three hits in those seven innings against Cotton and drew just one walk against him.
Jharel Cotton Fans Nine While Matt Olson Records Four Hits in Nashville Sounds Victory. (Nashville Sounds)
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Nashville Sounds late rally comes up short in 8-5 loss
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Sacramento, CA – The Nashville Sounds brought the tying run to the plate twice in the final two innings but dropped Saturday night’s game 8-5 to the Sacramento River Cats. Nashville once again failed to get over the hump and get above .500 for the season.
Despite reaching the .500 mark for the seventh time in 2017, the Sounds still have not been above .500 since April 8th when they were 2-1.
For the sixth consecutive ball game the Sounds (19-20) drew first blood but unlike the previous five it wasn’t the long ball that broke the ice. With the bases loaded in the top of the third inning, Matt Chapman drew a walk to score Jaycob Brugman who started the two out rally with a base hit.
Nashville Sounds Crank Out Two More Big Flys for Sixth Straight Multi-Homer Game. (Nashville Sounds)
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Nashville Sounds hold Sacramento River Cats scoreless Friday night
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Sacramento, CA – It was a new day but the same story for the Sounds on their trip through California. The Sounds powered their way to another victory, this time a 6-0 victory over the Sacramento River Cats on the back of a pair of home runs to continue their explosive month of May.
In the month of May the Sounds (19-19) have cranked 35 home runs, which is more than any team in professional baseball. Through the first five games of their current eight-game road trip the Sounds have launched 13 long balls.
Northern California native, Paul Blackburn (2-4, 3.89) posted his best outing of the season Friday night.
Nashville Sounds Mash Two More Home Runs for Fifth Straight Multi-Homer Game. (Nashville Sounds)
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Nashville Sounds Rally for 3-2 win over Sacramento River Cats; Sweep Series
Left-Hander Brad Mills Tosses Fifth Straight Quality Start To Earn Win
Sacramento, CA – Brad Mills pitched brilliantly and Jason Pridie smoked a two-run triple in the eighth inning to propel the Sounds over Sacramento and secure the sweep against the River Cats with a 3-2 win at Raley Field on Thursday afternoon.
The four-game series sweep was Nashville’s first since June 9th-12th, 2014, when the Sounds swept the Reno Aces at Greer Stadium. It was also the first time the Sounds have swept the River Cats since the two teams began playing in 2000. The win propelled Nashville to a four-game winning streak, their best mark this season.
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Nashville Sounds slam Sacramento River Cats, 11-4
Tie Franchise Doubles Mark in the Win
Sacramento, CA – The Nashville Sounds won their third straight game over Sacramento, routing the River Cats 11-4 at Raley Field on Wednesday night.
The Sounds roughed up San Francisco Giants rehabbing starter Jake Peavy early and often on the night. Jason Pridie hit his team-leading 5th homer of the season to start the second inning, smacking the 2007 NL Cy Young Award winner’s pitch off the right field foul pole.
The following batter, Kent Matthes hit his 16th double of the season. He then scored on a Bryan Anderson ground-rule double on the very next pitch and the Sounds led 2-0. Anderson and the Sounds were just getting started.
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Nashville Sounds shuts out Sacramento River Cats, 3-0
Veteran Barry Zito Throws 6.0 Shutout Innings To Earn The Victory
Sacramento, CA – Barry Zito was spectacular in his return to Sacramento and Nashville led from the second inning on, as the Sounds shutout the River Cats on Tuesday night at Raley Field, 3-0.
Combining yesterday’s 5-0 win with tonight’s victory marked the first time since June 28th-29th, 2014 that Nashville has collected back-to-back shutout wins. It was the team’s fourth shutout win this season and it helped improve their record to 18-27.
A shutout would not have been possible without terrific starting pitching for Nashville and Zito seemed to be up to the task in the victory.
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Nashville Sounds blank Sacramento River Cats
Nashville Sounds Bullpen Throws Five No-Hit Innings
Sacramento, CA – For the third time this season, the Nashville Sounds threw a combined shutout, defeating the Sacramento River Cats 5-0 at Raley Field on Memorial Day.
The game marked the first time the Athletics Triple-A affiliate was the road team at Raley Field. Sacramento had been affiliated with the Athletics the past 15 years.
Sean Nolin pitched well as he continues to work his way back from offseason hernia surgery. The southpaw threw a season-high four innings and sixty pitches, yielding four hits while striking out four.
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Nashville Sounds name Garry Arthur Chief Operating Officer
Decorated Baseball Executive Tapped To Lead Sounds’ Front Office Staff
Nashville, TN – The Nashville Sounds have named Garry Arthur as the club’s Chief Operating Officer, an announcement made by owner Frank Ward on Monday morning.
Arthur had previously served as a senior advisor to Sounds ownership dating back to MFP Baseball LLC’s acquisition of the club in 2009.
“I am very pleased to have Garry step into this role during a very exciting time for the Sounds franchise,” said Ward. “His vast knowledge of the industry and previous experience in opening a new minor league ballpark are very important as we celebrate the opening of First Tennessee Park and a new era of baseball in Nashville.”
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