GREENEVILLE, Tenn. -- 1B Justin Bellinger 's RBI single in the bottom of the seventh capped a five-run comeback, notching the first walk-off in franchise history, as Greeneville took game two of a doubleheader over Kingsport, 7-6. The Mets captured game one of the twinbill, beating the Reds, 5-0, in front of

BRISTOL, Va. -- In a game that seemed minute as a result of the events that proceeded it, the Greeneville Reds battled back from a ninth-inning deficit and hung on to top the Bristol Pirates, 13-9, in 11 innings on Friday night at Boyce Cox Field.With the win, Greeneville snapped their

BLUEFIELD, W.V. -- CF Mike Siani and RF Reniel Ozuna each collected three hits, but Bluefield scored the game's final seven tallies, as the Blue Jays defeated the Greeneville Reds, 10-5, on Monday night at Bowen Field.With the loss, the Redlegs dropped to 18-26 on the campaign. Bluefield's victory improved their mark to 27-19.Tied at

SEVIERVILLE, Tenn. -- It was a monumental night both on and off the field. The two squads combined for an eye-popping 28 runs, 38 hits, and five home runs, as the Johnson City Cardinals climbed past the Greeneville Reds, 18-10, in front of 3,215 fans at Smokies Stadium in the First

KINGSPORT, Tenn. -- After a 30-minute rain delay to start the game and constant rain from the sixth inning on, the Kingsport Mets were able to scratch past the Greeneville Reds, 7-4, on Tuesday night at Hunter Wright Stadium.With the loss, Greeneville drops to 16-22 on the season. Kingsport's victory improved

PRINCETON, W.V. -- Despite rain and wind, the Rays and the Reds were finally able to play ball at Hunnicutt Field on Wednesday afternoon. Princeton led all the way in game one, coming away with a 6-4 win, while Greeneville was able to snag the nightcap in a back-and-forth affair, 8-7.Thanks

GREENEVILLE, Tenn. -- After a two-hour and 29-minute rain delay, baseball was finally played at Pioneer Park. The Burlington Royals captured game one, 9-2, while the Greeneville Reds came away with a triumph in game two, 6-1, in front of 992 fans on Sunday night.With the split, the Redlegs' record moved

PULASKI, Va. - Trailing 5-0 after three innings of play, the Greeneville Reds scored the final six runs of the contest - bringing home two in the eighth to grab the lead for good - to capture their third-straight victory, defeating the Pulaski Yankees, 6-5, at Calfee Park on Saturday evening.With

GREENEVILLE, Tenn. - The Reds had no answer for the Pirates' offensive juggernaut on Wednesday night, as Bristol racked up 16 hits to knock off Greeneville and capture the series with an 11-0 victory in front of 1,216 fans at Pioneer Park.With the loss, the G-Reds fall to 0-2 on the