Sevierville, Tenn. - For a leg up on their toughest opponent in 2017, the Jackson Generals turned to right-hander Brad Keller and third baseman Marty Herum on Friday night. Keller pitched well enough for his tenth win of the year, and Herum drove home five runs as the Generals (33-34,

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

Jackson, Tenn. - Brad Keller would rather forget his August 6th start against the Chattanooga Lookouts, one in which the young right-hander did not complete the first inning. Experience, however, can be a good teacher. Facing the same team three weeks later, the 22-year-old Keller (9-9, 4.94 ERA) took a

Jackson, Tenn. - Joel Payamps was superb, and Travis Denker was clutch. Still, the Jackson Generals could not hold on to a late 4-2 lead, beaten 6-4 by Biloxi in extra innings on Wednesday night.Denker's pinch-hit home run in the seventh inning gave the Generals the advantage after Payamps allowed

Chattanooga, Tenn. - After 15.2 innings of meager scoring from the Jackson Generals, first baseman Kevin Cron dug deep and stood tall. Batting with two outs in the seventh inning on Saturday night, Cron snapped off a tide-turning two-run single to center field for a 3-2 Jackson lead. The smash