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Generals Gameday: April 14 vs. Chattanooga (Dh)

Published on April 14, 2019 under Southern League (SL1)
Jackson Generals News Release


Game 1: 2:05pm CT | Game 2 Time TBA | The Ballpark at Jackson

GENERALS GAMEDAY: April 14 vs. Chattanooga (DH)

Link to Game Notes

Jackson Generals (3-5)

vs. Chattanooga Lookouts (4-3)

Sunday, April 14 | 2:05 pm CT | The Ballpark at Jackson

Games #9-#10 | Home Games #4-#5 | First Half Games #9-#10

Generals Starters: RHP Matt Peacock (G1), RHP Bud Jeter (G2)

Opponent Starter: LHP Scott Moss (G1), RHP Johendí Jiminian (G2)

SERIES PRIMER: The Generals host Chattanooga (AA, Cincinnati Reds) in their first home series of 2019, one of two five-game sets they'll play against the Lookouts in the First Half. Last year, the Generals went 9-11 against the Lookouts, but those contests happened when Chattanooga was still affiliated with the Minnesota Twins. (Chattanooga and Pensacola flipped affiliations in the fall.)

Top Opponent Prospects: OF Taylor Trammell, RHP Tony Santillan, C Tyler Stephenson, OF Jose Siri, OF TJ Friedl, LHP Scott Moss, 1B Ibandel Isabel, RHP Ryan Hendrix, SS Alfredo Rodriguez

LAST GAME: Jackson, Tenn. - The Jackson Generals, the Double-A affiliate of Major League Baseball's Arizona Diamondbacks, postponed Saturday's scheduled game against the Chattanooga Lookouts due to inclement weather affecting the playing surface at The Ballpark at Jackson. The Generals (3-5) and Lookouts (4-3) will make up the game by playing a double-header on Sunday, April 14 beginning at 2:05pm CT. Regulation length for both games of the double-header will be seven innings.

TODAY'S PITCHING MATCHUP: Right-hander Matt Peacock will get his first official start after going five innings last week at Jacksonville and allowing 2 runs in the completion of a suspended game. Chattanooga LHP Scott Moss led the Florida State League with 15 wins last year, but he walked six men in his first start this season with the Lookouts. Game two will feature a pair or relievers getting spot starts, as Bud Jeter goes for Jackson against Chattanooga's Johendí Jiminian. Both men worked previously in this series, with Jeter allowing 4 earned runs in 0.2 IP on Thursday. Jiminian threw 1.2 scoreless IP on Thursday in Chattanooga's victory.

FEAST OR FAMINE BATS: The Generals have proven they have power, but manufacturing runs has been a bigger problem in the season's first week. Every run the Generals have scored in the past 31.1 innings has come via homer.

Generals: Last 40.1 IP - 13 singles, 3 doubles, 4 HR, 7 runs scored

Opponents: Last 40.1 IP - 27 singles, 7 doubles, 3 HR, 18 runs scored

YOUTH MOVEMENT: Last season's championship team had an average age of 25.8 among hitters and 24.8 among pitchers. Both of those averages were the oldest for each unit since the franchise rebranded from the West Tenn Diamond Jaxx after 2010. This year, the Opening Day roster features an average age of 25.8 among pitchers, but the average age for a Generals hitter is only 23.8. 35-year-old manager Blake Lalli will be the youngest Generals manager since 34-year-old Scott Steinmann managed the West Tenn Diamond Jaxx in '08 (70-68).

LISTEN-LIVE LINK: TuneIn Radio (all home games and select road series

GENERALS TICKETS SUMMARY

General Admission (GA): $6 in advance, $8 on game day

Reserved Seating: $10 in advance, $12 on game day

Group Picnics: $7 per head, plus food, for 15+ people; $6 per head, plus food, for 100+

Suites/Party Decks: Please call the front office for pricing, availability, and booking.

WEEKLY SPECIALS

Belly Buster Monday Nights:

$16 bottomless popcorn, hot dogs, burgers, ice cream, soda & nachos

$1 Dollar Thursday Nights:

$1 tickets, hot dogs, popcorn, and soda; $1 beer for age 21+

Pay-It-Forward Fridays:

Generals partner with a local non-profit for in-game promotion; call us for details!

The 2019 baseball season is here! Get your tickets today: dial 731.988.5299 or log on to JacksonGeneralsBaseball.com!




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