Jackson, Tenn. - Brad Keller would rather forget his August 6th start against the Chattanooga Lookouts, one in which the young right-hander did not complete the first inning. Experience, however, can be a good teacher. Facing the same team three weeks later, the 22-year-old Keller (9-9, 4.94 ERA) took a

Jackson, Tenn. - Even with a field-goal kicker on their side, the Jackson Generals probably wouldn't have been able to keep up. In front of a football-jersey-wearing SEC Night crowd of 4,563, the Generals (28-33, 65-66) succumbed to a three-homer, 10-2 tail-kicking by the Chattanooga Lookouts on Saturday.Starter Joel Payamps

Jackson, Tenn. - The Generals finished off their penultimate home series strong, downing the Biloxi Shuckers 6-2 Sunday night. Victor Reyes and Emilio Bonifácio led the way on offense with two hits apiece, as Jackson scored six runs in a game for the first time since August 7.Jackson (25-30, 62-63)

Jackson, Tenn. - Joel Payamps was superb, and Travis Denker was clutch. Still, the Jackson Generals could not hold on to a late 4-2 lead, beaten 6-4 by Biloxi in extra innings on Wednesday night.Denker's pinch-hit home run in the seventh inning gave the Generals the advantage after Payamps allowed

Montgomery, Ala. - Despite a tied 3-3 score after three innings, the Jackson Generals (60-58, 23-24) suffered their third defeat in as many games, falling 8-5 at Montgomery on Saturday. The Biscuits took the series victory with the win, their 13th over Jackson in 18 tries this season.Kevin Cron and

Chattanooga, Tenn. - In what has been a wacky series already, the Jackson Generals drew first blood against one of the best pitchers in the league, and they didn't look back on Monday night. Jackson (22-22, 59-55) clocked Chattanooga's Fernando Romero (11-7, 2.96 ERA) for six runs through the first

Chattanooga, Tenn. - After 15.2 innings of meager scoring from the Jackson Generals, first baseman Kevin Cron dug deep and stood tall. Batting with two outs in the seventh inning on Saturday night, Cron snapped off a tide-turning two-run single to center field for a 3-2 Jackson lead. The smash