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Webb set to deliver more gems in UA center field - Vimarsana News

Webb set to deliver more gems in UA center field

FAYETTEVILLE -- In two decades as the University of Arkansas' baseball coach, Dave Van Horn has rarely had to worry about defense in center field.

The hole in right field - Vimarsana News

The hole in right field

Can you spare a player, brother?

Jumbo Shrimp slug four home runs, shut out Durham in finale - Vimarsana News

Jumbo Shrimp slug four home runs, shut out Durham in finale

Corey Bird blasted two home runs and Josh A. Smith delivered seven scoreless innings on the mound to lead Jacksonville to a 5-0 shutout victory over Durham, Sunday, in front of a reduced capacity crowd of 3,269 at 121 Financial Ballpark.

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Tides rally late to win extra-inning thriller - Vimarsana News

Tides rally late to win extra-inning thriller

Copy Link A ninth-inning rally for the Tides led to a tie game and another come-from-behind rally in the 11th inning resulted in a walk-off single from catcher Austin Wynns for Norfolk’s first home victory of 2021. In a rematch of starters from game one of the series, Watkins (6.0 IP, 0 A ninth-inning rally for the Tides led to a tie game and another come-from-behind rally in the 11th inning resulted in a walk-off single from catcher Austin Wynns for Norfolk’s first home victory of 2021. In a rematch of starters from game one of the series, Watkins (6.0 IP, 0 R, 0 ...

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Top 39 Prospects: Toronto Blue Jays | FanGraphs Baseball - Vimarsana News

Top 39 Prospects: Toronto Blue Jays | FanGraphs Baseball

95-100 / 102 After a healthy 2019, albeit one during which he was asked to work just four innings per start, Pearson once again had an injury hiccup in 2020. This time his malady, described as right elbow tightness, was actually arm-related after he had previously dealt with an intercostal strain and a fractured ulna caused by a comebacker. The Blue Jays shut him down for about a month, and when Pearson returned he did so as a reliever. Upon coming back, his fastball velocity was not only intact but he threw harder than he did as a starter before he was shut down (he averaged 99 mph after “...