Rain was clearly an issue across the East Coast this evening, suspending tonight’s match between the Cannon Ballers and the Fayetteville Woodpeckers, which is scheduled to finish tomorrow at 12:00 p.m. That changed in the fourth when Victor Reyes and Zach Remillard put together a couple of hits, putting themselves in scoring position for Erik González to drive them both in on a single up the middle, putting Charlotte up, 2-1. Offensively, the Knights didn’t have much to write home about for the first three innings, with just a few sporadic hits sprinkled in here and there, but not putting much pressure on the Nashville pitchers. He worked some sorcery and forced a double play, and the anarchy ended by Nashville’s Cam Devanney getting caught stealing home. Banks also got into trouble in the fourth, somehow letting up a double, single, and a walk without giving up a run. Tanner Banks came in to relieve Parke for the final out of the inning. It wasn’t until the third, when Alex Jackson homered for Nashville, that Parke allowed his first run of the game.
Though Parke did get into jams in the first two innings, he ultimately got out of them without anyone scoring. John Parke started the game for the Knights and was able to limit the Sounds to just one run in his 2 2⁄3 innings, but he definitely seemed to struggle with his control, walking three consecutive batters in the first inning. The Charlotte Knights led for the majority of the game, but after a ninth-inning bullpen collapse from Lane Ramsey, the Nashville Sounds were able to come away with the win, 5-3. Follow him on Twitter at and sign up for the First Coast Varsity newsletter at. Sunday, September 24, at Nashville SoundsĬlayton Freeman covers high school sports and more for the Florida Times-Union. Saturday, September 23, at Nashville Sounds Thursday, September 21, at Nashville Soundsįriday, September 22, at Nashville Sounds Wednesday, September 20, at Nashville Sounds Tuesday, September 19, at Nashville Sounds Gwinnett Stripersįriday, September 15, vs. Charlotte Knightsįriday, September 1, vs. Saturday, August 26, at Columbus Clippers Thursday, August 24, at Columbus Clippers Wednesday, August 23, at Columbus Clippers Sunday, August 20, at Lehigh Valley IronPigs Saturday, August 19, at Lehigh Valley IronPigs Thursday, August 17, at Lehigh Valley IronPigsįriday, August 18, at Lehigh Valley IronPigs Wednesday, August 16, at Lehigh Valley IronPigs Tuesday, August 15, at Lehigh Valley IronPigs
Lehigh Valley IronPigsįriday, April 28, vs. Wednesday, April 12, at Charlotte Knights Opening-half review: Adam Wainwright leads Jacksonville-area players in 2022 MLB Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp 2023 schedule Still to be confirmed are the starting times for the games in 2023, as well as the promotional schedule for the Jumbo Shrimp's traditional in-season events at the ballpark.īallpark plans in works: Jumbo-sized changes planned for baseball park where Jumbo Shrimp play in Jacksonville As in 2022, the Jumbo Shrimp will be the Triple-A affiliates of the National League East's Miami Marlins.
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17, 2023 against Gwinnett.Īs in 2022, most series will be six games in length, spread from Tuesdays through Sundays, with Mondays as designated off days in a now-standard scheduling arrangement for minor league baseball.Īmong International League East opponents, Jacksonville will play 24 games against Charlotte, 18 games apiece against both Durham and Norfolk, 12 against Lehigh Valley and three against Worcester. The team will play 75 of its games at 121 Financial Ballpark, with the home opener on April 4 against the Durham Bulls and the home finale on Sept. The Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp announced their 150-game schedule for the 2023 Triple-A baseball season in the International League East, beginning on Friday, March 31 on the road against the Gwinnett Stripers.
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