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You can't have a better start to your pro career than Mitchell Parker, but the lefty's debut wasn't enough for the Fredericksburg Nationals.

Dieterich hits girst FredNats homer in 8-2 loss to Lynchburg Hillcats Published Friday, May. 7, 2021, 12:59 am Join AFP's 100,000+ followers on Facebook Purchase a subscription to AFP Subscribe to AFP podcasts on iTunes and Spotify News, press releases, letters to the editor: augustafreepress2@gmail.com Landon Dieterich hit the first home run in Fredericksburg Nationals history, but it wasn’t enough as the Lynchburg Hillcats won their third straight over the FredNats by a score of 8-2. Dieterich’s blast, a solo shot to lead off the fifth inning, was one of only four hits on the night f...

Updated May 6, 2021 M&K Truck Centers announced Monday the acquisition of the Mack Trucks and Hino Truck product lines from Triple Cities Mack for the Scranton, Pa., market. Effective immediately, M&K will offer Mack and Hino products and all support services out of its existing location in Dunmore. M&K Truck Leasing also has acquired the leasing operations of NEC Leasing’s Scranton location. The new location will provide M&K Truck Centers with access to more than 9,200 prospects and up to 34,000 vehicles in a 50-mile radius, according to  "The acquisition of the Triple Cities' Mack and H...

STATEHOUSE ROUNDUP: A strained partnership Matt Murphy Recap and analysis of the week in state government For years, with both Democrats and Republicans in the corner office, the leadership of the Legislature has basically been able to do what it wants. Speakers and Senate presidents – always Democrats – have controlled enough votes to set the agenda, override vetoes and ignore or compromise with the governor as they see fit. The difference between then and now? They didn't always talk about it. Increasingly, however, House and Senate lawmakers are not only frustrated with Gov. Charlie Ba...

Mets, Francisco Lindor Agree On Ten-Year Extension The Mets have come to terms on a ten-year, $341MM contract extension with star shortstop  Francisco Lindor, covering the 2022-31 seasons. Lindor will be paid a $21MM singing bonus, followed by flat $32MM salaries in each year of the deal. $5MM of the annual salaries will be deferred, paid annually from 2032-41, for a total of $50MM in deferrals. The deal also contains a fifteen-team no-trade clause without any opt-out provisions. Lindor is represented by SportsMeter. The extension is a monumental development, both for the Mets and for the ...