While Aceball is still a little over a month away for Triple-A Reno, it has already gotten started during Spring Training. Future, current and former Aces are impacting Major League teams during big-league camp and beyond.Prominent Aces vying for a big-league spotIf you can believe it, Opening Day for the

Jackson, Tenn. - The enemy you know is said to be better than the one you don't, except when that enemy is Gabriel Moya (S, 24). The one-time Jackson Generals closer pulled off a five-out save against his former team on Tuesday, preserving a 3-1 Chattanooga Lookouts win at The

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

Pensacola, Fla. - There's something to be said for playing in a lot of tight games. The Jackson Generals played their 35th one-run game at Pensacola on Thursday, and they scored a 2-1 victory to knot up the series with the Blue Wahoos.Alex Young (9-8, 3.88 ERA) hurled six innings

Pensacola, Fla. - The Generals turned the tables on Pensacola Tuesday night, scoring late to down the Wahoos 3-2 in game two of the series. Jamie Westbrook led off the ninth inning with a solo home run to give Jackson it's first lead of the contest, and it wound up being

Chattanooga, Tenn. - The Jackson Generals used timely hitting and fantastic pitching to get by Chattanooga Thursday night 3-0 in the series finale. The victory gave Jackson three out of five against the best team in the Southern League on the road at AT&T Field as they head into a

Jackson, Tenn. - Some teams dink and dunk their way to victory. The Jackson Generals "Denked" their way to a win on Wednesday night, with designated hitter Travis Denker picking up a home run and four RBI to top the Mobile BayBears 5-1 at The Ballpark at Jackson.Denker, a native of

Jackson, Tenn. - For the second time in the space of a week, left-hander Alex Young gave the Jackson Generals a winning effort. After starting in a 1-0 shutout win on July 10, Young's six-inning effort on Saturday was buoyed by multiple big innings from the Generals' offense, as Jackson

Pearl, Miss. - Domingo Leyba showcased his full range of skills on Wednesday, and it helped the Jackson Generals to a season-best moment. The 21-year-old shortstop got three hits (including a home run) off of Mississippi pitching prospect Kolby Allard (5-6, 2.98 ERA), and the Generals won their sixth straight

Pearl, Miss. - Brad Keller learned from his first outing against the Mississippi Braves. After losing that start back in late May, Keller (6-6, 4.69 ERA) threw a gem on Sunday against the M-Braves, shutting out Mississippi over six innings in a 5-0 Generals win. Keller's quality start was his

Chattanooga, Tenn. - It took more than four hours and 14 innings, but the Generals took down Chattanooga 4-2 Tueseday night at AT&T Field. Jackson's bullpen combined to cover nine scoreless innings, and the offense came through with two in the top of the 14th to secure the victory.Gabriel Moya (4-1, 1.29)

Jackson, Tenn. - The Southern League announced the North Division All-Star team on Tuesday, and six Generals will represent the squad at league's All-Star game in Pensacola June 20. First baseman Kevin Cron , second baseman Colin Walsh and designated hitter Rudy Flores will be joined by pitchers Taylor Clarke

Jacksonville, Fla. - The Jackson Generals rallied for four runs in the final two innings, beating Jacksonville 4-2 Saturday night to snap a three-game slide. Right-hander Taylor Clarke set a career-high with 12 strikeouts in 5.1 innings pitched, as Jackson (26-23) halted a seven-game winning streak by the Jumbo Shrimp

Montgomery, Ala. - Starved for offense and arms, the Jackson Generals feasted on the Montgomery Biscuits on Thursday night, using the grease of a six-run sixth inning to cook up an 11-6 victory. The Generals (23-17) move one game ahead of Montgomery (22-18) in the Southern League's North Division with

Jackson, Tenn. - Tied 3-3 after six innings, the Jackson Generals waited until the bottom of the ninth to cash in, with Rudy Flores smashing an RBI single for a walk-off 4-3 win over Pensacola. Flores finished the game 3-for-5 with an RBI, raising his batting average to a team-best

Jackson, Tenn. - With a season-high 5,001 fans paying full attention, the Jackson Generals used three solo home runs to drop Pensacola pitching phenom Tyler Mahle and the Wahoos 3-0 on Saturday. Jackson starter Brad Keller pitched the first six innings of a league-high seventh combined shutout by the Generals

Jackson, Tenn. - Oscar Hernández hit his second home run of the year, but the Jackson Generals failed to add to his tally, falling 8-2 on Monday to the Tennessee Smokies. The Generals, who rank first in the Southern League in batting average, were held to just five hits on

Mobile, Ala. - For the second time in two nights, a dynamic duo of solo home runs fueled a Jackson Generals victory, as the visitors from West Tennessee took a 4-0 win at Mobile. The conquest, helped by a six-inning start from Taylor Clarke (3-1, 2.25 ERA), gives Jackson (18-9)

Jackson, Tenn. - Generals pitcher Brad Keller allowed two or fewer runs for the fourth consecutive start, but the Generals could not back him up offensively, as Chattanooga won the five-game series finale 5-2 on Monday. Kelly Dugan and Jamie Westbrook each homered for Jackson (15-9), but some cross-ups between

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