Sevierville, Tenn. - It's not every night that you see a starting pitcher lose in spite of a positive earned run differential. Right-hander Frank Duncan gave up just one unearned run in seven innings of work and drove in a run himself on offense, but the Jackson Generals fell 4-3

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

Frank Duncan will be the first to admit his season has not gone as planned. But Friday's start reminded him of what he can accomplish when things click on the mound. The D-backs right-hander took a no-hitter into the ninth, eventually yielding two hits and a run over 8 1/3 frames,

Jackson, Tenn. -Frank Duncan nearly threw the second no-hitter in franchise history Friday, but he settled for Jackson's longest start of the year in a 2-1 win over Biloxi at The Ballpark at Jackson. The right-hander took a no-hit bid into the ninth inning before Angel Ortega broke it up

Montgomery, Ala. - Just when you think you'll get out of the oven, the Montgomery Biscuits pull you back in. That's how the Jackson Generals' present series has felt, as Jackson dropped a 9-4 decision Sunday at Riverwalk Stadium, their fourth in as many games in Alabama's capital.A third inning

With a rotation full of talented youngsters, the Mets saw an opportunity to dip into their excess pitching and make a deal. The Orioles were more than willing to be on the receiving end of the swap.Just hours before pitchers and catchers are set to report to their respective training