Sevierville, Tenn. - Despite going hitless in the first five innings, the Jackson Generals stretched out their Sunday with a single swing and an army of arms. Tying their longest game of the year, the Generals and Tennessee Smokies played into the 14th inning, with Tennessee winning 2-1.Generals first baseman

Sevierville, Tenn. - Down to his team's last strike with a two-run deficit, Daniel Lockhart faced long odds to extend Thursday's game at Smokies Stadium. The Jackson Generals' center fielder bet on himself, and at the end of an 11-pitch at-bat, he slapped an RBI single to left field, keeping

Jackson, Tenn. - Eye to eye against Chattanooga right-hander Todd Van Steensel (4-3, 1.41 ERA) with the game on the line, Kevin Cron didn't blink. The Jackson Generals' first baseman and MVP candidate punched a single through the middle of the infield, scoring Kelly Dugan from second base to give

Pensacola, Fla. - Marty Herum had gone a full two months without hitting a home run, and that was enough. With the Generals tied 0-0 in the ninth inning at Pensacola, Herum drove a two-out, two-strike pitch out of Blue Wahoos Stadium to vault Jackson into the lead en route

Jackson, Tenn. - The Generals split a doubleheader with the Tennessee Smokies Thursday, winning game one 4-0 in seven innings before dropping the nightcap 7-3 in ten innings. Joel Payamps gave Jackson its first complete game in the opener, but the Generals used six pitchers and a position player on