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May 17, 2021 The Blue Wahoos sustained a second hard-luck loss Sunday to end their first homestand of the season. After holding a 5-4 lead in the ninth, the Birmingham Barons rallied with a pair of runs after loading the bases and held for a 6-5 win before a crowd of 4,102 at Blue Wahoos Stadium. The comeback followed the Barons rally in the late innings Saturday to take that game. The losses, however, were countered by a week where the Blue Wahoos (6-6) returned to their bayfront stadium for the first time in 20-plus months and played six games in sunset settings.

Trash Pandas take down Smokies 2-0. Posted: May 13, 2021 10:38 PM Posted By: Lynden Blake Rocket City score two runs early in the third and fourth innings. Those two would be enough to hold off the Smokies. The star of the night, Jhonathan Diaz, the pitcher struck out 11 Smokies on the night. He gave up no hits through 5.1 innings. He gets a standing ovation heading to the dugout. Manager, Jay Bell, says Diaz deserves it. "When you have an outing like that, certainly there's going to be fan favorites," Bell said. Bell added he wants the Trash Pandas to truly be North Alabama's team.

Rocket City Trash Pandas take Toyota Field Tuesday North Alabama's AA-affiliate of the Angels have their home opener Tuesday. Posted: May 11, 2021 9:41 AM Updated: May 11, 2021 9:44 AM Posted By: Lynden Blake It's a big day Tuesday for North Alabama. Baseball returns, it's finally time to start the Rocket City Trash Pandas era at Toyota Field. The season started in the "Scenic City" but now it's time for the "Rocket City" to embrace their team. Rocket City Trash Pandas The Trash Pandas take on the Tennessee Smokies Tuesday at 6:35. It will be the first home game in franchise history. Mana...

Chee Chee Brown A native of Chattanooga, Chee Chee knew that she wanted to have a decent job in a field she knows she is passionate about and loves. She was born and raised in Spencer J. McCallie Homes, known as “Alton Park Projects”, a place that she has great memories of and always says she will move back to! Most kids grew up in the project without both parents in the household but both of her parents still live together and Chee Chee is thankful and grateful to God she has both of her parents.Chee Chee loves music, roller skating and dancing.  When she was small she would go in her t...

Calls to move Adalberto Mondesí off shortstop are off the mark Share this story Photo by Ralph Freso/Getty Images I get it, I really do. Radio personalities are supposed to ask questions, analyze and then either move onto the next question or beat that same one into the ground. If a team is winning or has won, they can do no wrong, and if they’re losing, they ride the line of being imbeciles. It’s the radio game, and most know it as you can’t earn ratings if you’re not talking in hyperbole about anything in this country. Soren Petro says it perfectly, the front offices are in the �...