The Tri-City ValleyCats still haven't won a series yet this season.
The struggling 'Cats dropped a 9-8 heartbreaker to Sussex County on Thursday afternoon, despite homers from Jake Reinisch (Shenendehowa/Wake Forest) and Ranko Stevanovic (a grand slam, the 2nd ValleyCat slam in the series), and two defensive gems from Aaron Whitley (Niskayuna). Sussex County goes to 4-2 on the season vs. Tri-City.
The 'Cats will try to turn things around vs. Ottawa tonight at 6:30.Marcus Jackson will continue his college basketball career outside the 518.
Jackson will play for Mercyhurst next season after spending the last three years between UAlbany & Siena.
Dylan Davis hasn't yet reached the winner's circle at Saratoga during the Belmont Stakes festival, but, on Thursday, Flavian Prat & Manuel Franco had 9 of the 11 winners between them. Franco finished with 5, and Prat with 4. Tyler Gaffalione was the only other jockey to win, and he had 2.
Racing at Saratoga continues through Sunday.
Windham-Ashland-Jewett advanced to the Class D state semi-finals with a 10-1 win over Chapel Field on Thursday. They'll next play the winner of Fort Ann vs. Crown Point, taking place tomorrow, next Friday at 11:30 am in Binghamton.
Former Shaker star Tommy Kahnle is back in the major leagues.
Kahnle was called up by Boston on Thursday from AAA Worcester, just in time for a weekend series against the Yankees. We'll be keeping an eye on that.
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